French voters are heading back to the polls this Sunday, June 30, for the first round of the legislative elections. Follow this decisive day of voting live on La Dépêche du Midi
Edouard Philippe (Horizons) voted
The former Prime Minister voted early in Le Havre, the city of which he is mayor.
Mathilde Panot (LFI) voted
Mathilde Panot is an outgoing LFI deputy for the 10th constituency of Val-de-Marne.
What documents do you need to vote?
Is it mandatory to have a voter card? What forms of identification are accepted at polling stations? Our article tells you everything.
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Polling stations are open
They will remain open all day and will close at 6 p.m. in the majority of towns, at 7 p.m. in medium-sized towns and at 8 p.m. in large towns.
Who are the candidates in your constituency?
Click on our interactive map to find out all the candidates in your constituency.
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Strong participation expected
Politicians from all sides are celebrating the very high turnout on Sunday. Everyone thinks that this mobilization will benefit them. However, according to the polls, it does not benefit either side.
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How do you know the address of your polling station?
Have you forgotten the location of your polling station? Don’t worry. It is at the same address as for the European elections on 9 June. Didn’t you vote? You can find this address on your voter card. Another solution: click here to access the public service website. You will be asked to identify yourself with France Connect.
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More than 4,000 candidates for the legislative elections
More than 4,000 men and women are candidates throughout France for these legislative elections, which represents an average of 7 candidates per constituency. In the 2012 legislative elections, there were an average of a dozen candidates per constituency.
577 deputies to be elected
577 deputies are to be elected; this Sunday, June 30, on the occasion of the first round of the legislative elections: 539 in mainland France, 27 for overseas territories and 11 for French people abroad. Deputies can be elected this evening under two conditions: having gathered more than 50% of the votes cast and at least 25% of registered voters. In the vast majority of cases, a second round will be mandatory. It will be organized on Sunday July 7. The composition of the National Assembly will be known at that time. From this majority political color will derive the name of the future Prime Minister.
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We will follow together the voting day on the occasion of the first round of the legislative elections.
