In Redon, 6,649 voters are called to the polls this Sunday, June 30, 2024, for the first round of early legislative elections organized following the dissolution of the National Assembly. At 11 a.m., 1,501 of them had cast a ballot, giving a turnout rate of 22.51%.
For comparison, at the same time of day, the turnout was 18.56% in 2022 for the legislative election. The final turnout was then 51.89%. Five years earlier, it was 18.37%.
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Voting is more common in central polling stations
In detail it is in the offices in the bureau 3 (Henri-Matisse school) that we have already voted the most with a rate of 26.26%, then the bureau 2 (Château du Parc Anger) where the participation is 24.67% followed by bureau 5 (Maison des associations 2) with 24.46% of voters.
The bureau 4 (House of Associations 1) and the bureau 1 (City Hall) follow closely with 22.30% and 22.01% respectively. The office 6 (formerly Jacques-Prévert school) is a little behind with 20.68% of voters.
In terms of the number of voters, the variation ranges from 224 to 276 depending on the polling station.
Polling stations are open until 6 p.m. Find all the results from 8 p.m. on our site.
