Direct. Europeans 2024: follow this election day live in Nantes

This Sunday, June 9, 2024, the French are called to the polls to elect their representatives during the European elections. The new MEPs will serve for five years in the European Parliament.

198,700 people are registered on the electoral lists Nantes and can vote for this election.

Testimonials, participation rates, photos, videos… Follow this election day live in Nantes.

7:30 a.m. – Opening of live

Polling stations open in half an hour. Our live broadcast on the European elections in Nantes is officially open.

Where to vote in Nantes?

In Nantes, the polling stations will be open Sunday June 9 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The place to vote is specified on the electoral map: name of the place, address, polling station number.

48 schools and a community center are mobilized in the city of the Dukes of Brittany to welcome the 207 polling stations required.

For residents of Nantes who have not received or lost their card, it is possible to find these
information via e-services or by calling Allonantes at 02 40 41 9000, Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., and exceptionally on polling day, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Please note, in order to “balance the distribution of voters in each of the polling places, the City of Nantes has carried out an electoral redistribution”, indicated Nantes Métropole.

12,000 voters go like this change voting location during this election. To inform them of this change, the City sent a letter to everyone. A display is also planned at old polling places and mediators Will be present to guide voters.

Two additional MEPs

On September 13, 2023, MEPs approved the decision of the European Council to increase the number of seats from 705 to 720 for the next legislature. This decision was taken following Brexit. The seats available to the United Kingdom were distributed among the Member States.

Also, the new distribution of seats has been modified for twelve EU countries, in particular for the Francewhich will therefore be represented by two additional MEPs, for a total of 81 MEPs.

38 electoral lists

The main candidates are supported by 38 officially validated lists.

1. For a sovereign humanity, led by Mr. Fidèl
2. For a real democracy: let’s decide for ourselves!, led by Philippe Ponge
3. Proud France (Reconquest!), led by Marion Maréchal and supported by Éric Zemmour
4. La France Insoumise – Popular Union, led by Manon Aubry
5. France is coming back! (National Rally), led by Jordan Bardella and Marine Le Pen
6. Europe Ecology (EELV), led by Marie Toussaint
7. Free Palestine, led by Nagib Zergui
8. Animalist Party – animals count, your voice too, led by Hélène Thouy
9. Communist Revolutionary Party, led by Olivier Terrien
10. Pirate Party, led by Caroline Zorn
11. Need for Europe (Renaissance – Modem – Horizons – Act – Radical Party), led by Valérie Hayer
12. PACE – Party of European Citizens, for the European Army, for social Europe, for the Planet, led by Alexandre Audric
13. Équinoxe: practical ecology and democratic renewal, led by Marine Cholley
14. Positive ecology and territories, led by Yann Wehrling
15. Asselineau List – Frexit, for purchasing power and for peace, led by François Asselineau
16. Peace and degrowth, led by Michel Simonin
17. For another Europe, led by Jean-Marc Fortané
18. The right to make the voice of France heard in Europe (Les Républicains), led by François-Xavier Bellamy
19. Workers’ struggle in the workers’ camp, led by Nathalie Arthaud
20. Changing Europe, led by Pierre Larrouturou
21. We the people, led by Georges Enard-Kuzmanovic
22. For a world without borders or bosses, urgent revolution!, led by Selma Labib
23. “For bread, peace, freedom!” » presented by the workers’ party, led by Camille Adoue
24. Europe is enough! (Les Patriotes), led by Florian Philippot
25. No ! Let’s take charge, led by Édouard Husson
26. Fortress Europe – nationalist unity list, led by Pierre-Marie Bonneau
27. Awaken Europe (Socialist Party – Place Publique), led by Raphaël Glucksmann
28. No to the EU and NATO, communists for peace and social progress, led by Charles Hoareau
29. Rural alliance, led by Jean Lassalle
30. Free France, led by Francis Lalanne
31. Europe Territories ecology, led by Guillaume Lacroix
32. The Citizen Hive, led by Lorys Elmayan
33. United left for the world of work, supported by Fabien Roussel, led by Léon Deffontaines
34. Defending children, led by Gaël Coste-Meunier
35. Ecology at the center, led by Jean-Marc Governatori
36. Representative democracy, led by Hamada Traoré
37. Esperanto common language, led by Laure Patas d’Illiers
38. French democratic freedom, led by Patrice Grudé

Laure Gentil & Nicolas Héas

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