The first round of the 2024 legislative elections takes place on Sunday June 30. Loire-Atlantique has ten constituencies. Here are the candidates for each of them.
In the European elections of June 9, theThe RN list, led by Jordan Bardella, came in first position in Loire-Atlantique with 22.75% of the votes. A result, however, below the national score.
Note that the RN list won 48.2% of the votes in Juigné-les-Moutiers, in the north of the department.
The PS – Public Place list led by Raphaël Glucksmann received 19.41% of the votes. Valérie Hayer, the presidential majority candidate, obtained 16.41% of the votes.
Next come the Europe ecology lists – The Greens (9.18%), La France insoumise (8.97%), The Republicans (7.51% of the vote), La France Fière (4.40%).
In Loire-Atlantique, the outgoing deputies are almost all representing themselves.
The department has 1,072,000 voters.
For these 2024 legislative elections, 63 candidates are running in the 10 constituencies.
1st constituency
Mounir Belhamiti of the presidential majority, announced that he would run again in the wake of the presidential decision to dissolve the National Assembly.
“I know that at #Nantes, #Orvault And #Sautron, you aspire neither to chaos nor to withdrawal. It is the Republic at heart that I suggest you represent, again, in the National Assembly.” he wrote on the evening of June 10 on his X account.
Facing him, the RN candidate, Bryan Pecqueur, already a candidate in 2022.
The first secretary of the socialist federation of the department, Karim Benbrahim was invested by the New Popular Front.
Hélène Defrance will be the Lutte Ouvrière candidate. A fifth candidate presents itself, Betty Collober.
2nd district
Andy Kerbrat, outgoing MP, is running under the label of the new Popular Front. “I will put all my strength into carrying the new #Popular Frontecological, social, feminist and LGBTQIA+”he announced on June 11 on his X account, specifying that “THE #Popular Front is the only alternative to the reactionary Front.
Facing him, Nantes municipal councilor Valérie Oppelt for Renaissance.
Another municipal councilor will be the LR candidate, Louisa Amrouche.
Nolwenn Crétté will be the RN candidate in this constituency and Nicolas Bazille, the Lutte Ouvrière candidate.
Also candidates in this constituency: Zora Chignole, Nicolas Vabre and Adrien Copros (Volt France)
3rd district
Ségolène Amiot, is “candidate for re-election” with the new Popular Front, “u“the only solution to blockade by proposing a humanist, social and ecological society”.
Matthieu Annereau (Renaissance) presents itself under the label Ensemble, presidential majority
Sophie Van Goethem, elected from the Nantes opposition, is running again. She is supported by LR.
Laurie Arc, will be the candidate of the National Rally, Hélène Dolidon, that of Lutte Ouvrière and Gildas Perrot the candidate of the Breton Party.
4th district
LMP Julie Laernoes, environmentalist deputy at Nantes town hall and vice-president of the metropolis, is the candidate of the new Popular Front.
On June 11, she indicated that there remained “three weeks to turn hope into victory”.
Gaëlle Pineau is the candidate of the National Rally, as in 2022.
Aude Amadou, elected in 2017, defeated in 2022, is invested by Renaissance.
Astrid Lusson was invested by LR, Stéphane Pellegrini by Lutte Ouvrière. Mattis Gauvin and François Olléon are also on the list of candidates.
5th district
Four candidates are seeking a mandate in the 5th constituency.
Lhe outgoing MoDem MP Sarah El Hairy, the Minister Delegate in charge of Children, Youth and Families, is a candidate to succeed him.
Fabrice Roussel, the PS mayor of La Chapelle-sur-Erdre, was invested by the new popular front.
Facing them, Bruno Comby for Lutte Ouvrière and Emmanuelle Clopeau.
6th district
The Ecologist Jean-Claude Raux joined the new Popular Front for these anticipated legislative elections.
The RN candidate will be Julio Pichon.
Marie-Paule Catheline, already a candidate in 2022, leaves under the Lutte Ouvrière banner. The mayor of Châteaubriant, Alain Hunault, is the candidate LR. Fanny Lejeau is the 5th candidate.
7th district
Sandrine Josso, outgoing MP from the Democratic group, announced from June 11, “I place my trust in your hands.”
RN Laurence Le Page presents her candidacy in front of her.
The former deputy mayor of Derval, Michel Hunault, is the Ciottist candidate supported by the RN. It is
Véronique Mahé, of the PC, is the candidate of the new popular front
Marie-France Belin presents herself for Workers’ Struggle. Sophie Corbin will be the candidate for Reconquête!
Gaël Bourdeau is also a candidate in this 7th constituency.
8th district
Matthias Tavel, outgoing MP, is running again, believing that “Macron wanted to destroy the left. He dissolved the right. We will win!”
Facing him, the RN candidate Gauthier Bouchet And Xavier Perrin (Various left).
Audrey Dufeu (Renaissance) returns to the campaign as in 2022.
Florence Beuvelet, former municipal councilor of Saint-Nazaire and regional councilor, was invested by LR.
Eddy Le Beller runs for Lutte Ouvrière.
9th district
Hélène Macon (LFI), will be the candidate of the new Popular Front.
Bastien Maldiney represents himself for the RN (alternate Stéphanie Métayer).
Jean-Michel Brard, DVD mayor of Pornic, introduces himself. Just asAnnie Hervo for Lutte Ouvrière and Yannis Bizien for the Breton Party. Laurent Chomard presents himself for Reconquête!
Aurore Papot and Annie Le Gal-La Salle are also candidates.
Yannick Haury, outgoing deputy of the presidential majority, is not running for re-election.
10th district
Outgoing Renaissance MP Sophie Errante is running again. “We will have to, collectively, raise our heads and fight our adversaries head-on,” she wrote in a press release on Monday June 10.
In front of her, the LFI, Maxime Viancin will represent the new popular front.
Stéphanie Cotrel is running for the RN.
Xavier Rineau will be the LR candidate, Bruno Chevalier, that of the Republican left.
Emmanuèle Gardair represents herself for Workers’ Struggle. Jacques Cousin is also a candidate.
The 2024 legislative elections will be held on June 30 and July 7.
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