Who qualifies for the 2nd round?

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Who qualifies for the 2nd round

From Gabriel Attal to Gérald Darmanin, via Agnès Pannier-Runacher or Stanislas Guerini, discover the government ministers who could run in the second round of the 2024 legislative elections.

Among the 24 ministers and deputy ministers of Emmanuel Macron’s government who were running for a mandate as MP, none managed to cross the 50% mark in this first round of the legislative elections on Sunday, June 30, 2024. However, several of them had won the 2022 legislative elections in their constituency. It seems that the government’s record has largely harmed them in this new election.

Prime Minister Gabriel Attal won 43.9% of the vote in his stronghold of Hauts-de-Seine, compared to 48.1% in the first round of the 2022 legislative elections. In the second round of the legislative elections, he will have to face the socialist candidate of the New Popular Front Cécile Soubelet, who won 35.5% of the vote. Qualified for the second round or defeated in the first round, discover below the results of the ministers candidates in the first round of the early legislative elections of 2024:

What results for government ministers in the legislative elections?

  • Gabriel Attal in Hauts-de-Seine : the Prime Minister qualified for the second round by obtaining 43.85% of the votes. He will face Cécile Soubelet of the NFP (35.53%) in the second round.
  • Stéphane Stayed in Hauts-de-Seine : the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Secretary General of the Renaissance party collected 46.07% of the votes and will challenge Pauline Rapilly-Ferniot (NFP, 21.39%) in the second round.
  • Prisca Thevenot in Hauts-de-Seine : the government spokesperson won a total of 39.91% of the votes. She is ahead of left-wing candidate Salomé Nicolas-Chavance (30.30%), whom she will face on Sunday July 7 in the second round.
  • Stanislas Guerini in Paris : the Minister of Transformation and Civil Service is in an unfavorable ballot. He was only credited with 35.07% of the votes, against 45.47% for his opponent Léa Balage El Mariky (NFP). It will be a duel in the 2nd round.
  • Olivia Gregoire in Paris : the Minister Delegate in charge of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), Commerce, Crafts and Tourism was placed in the lead with 39.21% of the votes, ahead of Céline Malisé of the NFP (28.89%). The two candidates will meet next week in the second round.
  • Jean-Noël Barrot in Yvelines : the Minister Delegate for Europe came first with 36.72% and qualifies for the second round against Maïté Carrive-Bédouani of the New Popular Front (25.65%).
  • Aurore Bergé in Yvelines : the Minister for Equality won 33.59% in the 10th constituency of Yvelines, ahead of RN Thomas du Chalard (28.22%) whom she will challenge in the second round, as will, perhaps, Cédric Briolais of the NFP (22.40%). The left has called on its candidates qualified in three-way races to withdraw in favor of the RN’s opponent in the second round.
  • Marie Lebec in Yvelines : the Minister Delegate for Relations with Parliament is well ahead with 44.11% of the vote. She will face Céline Bourdon (NFP – 22.6%) in the second round.
  • Franck Riester in Seine-et-Marne : the Minister Delegate for Foreign Trade came 2nd in the 5th constituency of Seine-et-Marne. Despite 31.19% of the vote, he finished behind Philippe Fontana (RN – 46.53%). Voters will therefore have the choice between the two next Sunday in the 2nd round.
  • Frédéric Valletoux in Seine-et-Marne : the Minister of Health finished 2nd in the 2nd constituency of Seine-et-Marne. Her 31.94% did not allow her to overtake Ivanka Dimitrova of the RN, who was credited with 38.69% of the votes. They will challenge each other in the 2nd round.
  • Marie Guévenoux in Essonne : the Minister Delegate for Overseas Territories finished third in the 9th constituency of Essonne, with 25.69% of the votes. The NFP obtained 39.26% of the votes and the RN 29.76%. She has not yet indicated whether or not she is maintaining her candidacy for a triangular second round.
  • Gérald Darmanin in the North : the Minister of the Interior received 36.03% of the votes in the 10e constituency of the North, the best score, against the NFP (24.83%) which it will challenge on July 7 in the second round of the 2024 legislative elections.
  • Agnès Pannier-Runacher in Pas-de-Calais : the Minister Delegate to the Minister of Agriculture is in great difficulty in the 2nd constituency of Pas-de-Calais: only 21.54% of the votes, far behind the RN (37.31%), and just ahead of a candidate ecologist of the NFP (20.12%). She will participate, unless she withdraws, in a triangular in the second round.
  • Marc Fesneau in Loir-et-Cher : the Minister of Agriculture is neck and neck with the RN (34.56% against 35.22%). The duel will be replayed on 2nd round.
  • Sarah El Haïry in Loire-Atlantique : the Minister Delegate in charge of Children, Youth and Families won 36.17% of the votes in the 5th constituency of Loire-Atlantique (Carquefou, La Chapelle-sur-Erdre, Ligné, Nantes VIII, Nort-sur- Erdre). She will challenge the New Popular Front, credited with 37.73%, in the second round.
  • Thomas Cazenave in Gironde : the Minister Delegate for Public Accounts of France came out on top in the 1st constituency of Gironde, which includes part of the city of Bordeaux. The outgoing deputy Renaissance obtained 39.38%, against 34.23% for the NFP. He finds himself in a slightly favorable runoff position against the environmentalist Céline Papin in the second round.
  • Sabrina Agresti-Roubache in Bouches-du-Rhône : the Secretary of State for the City of France has arrived 3e in the 1st constituency of Bouches-du-Rhône. Qualified for 2n/a tour, she announced her withdrawal.
  • Patricia Mirallès in Hérault : the Secretary of State to the Minister of the Armed Forces, responsible for Veterans and Remembrance, is in difficulty in Hérault. She only received 22.59% of the votes, far behind the RN (34.24%) and the NFP (33.84%).
  • Marina Ferrari in Savoie : the Secretary of State in charge of digital technology, candidate in her 1st constituency of Savoie, won 35.24% of the votes, just behind the LR-RN alliance (36.16%).
  • Guillaume Kasbarian in Eure-et-Loir : the Minister Delegate for Housing was credited with 32.89% of the votes in the 1st constituency of Eure-et-Loir. He will face a triangular against the RN (36.7%) and the NFP (21.6%) in the second round of the 2024 legislative elections.
  • Dominique Faure in Haute-Garonne : the Minister Delegate for Rural Affairs is in a very bad position in the 10th constituency of Haute-Garonne. She finished 3rde with 28.99% of the votes, ahead of the RN (30.37%) and the NFP (36.24%).
  • Fadila Khattabi in Côte d’Or : the minister responsible for disabled people is also in difficulty in the 3rd constituency of Côte d’Or (23.81%), far behind the RN (35.44%) and the NFP (29.59%).
  • Hervé Berville in Côtes-d’Armor : the Secretary of State for the Sea and Biodiversity, candidate in the 2nd constituency of Côtes-d’Armor, obtained 33.61% of the votes in the first round of the legislative elections. He is ahead of the RN candidate, Antoine Kieffer (30.96%) and the NFP candidate, Jérémy Dauphin (25.71%).
  • Roland Lescure in the constituency of the French of North America : the Minister for Industry and Energy is representing himself in the 1st constituency of French people in North America (Canada and the United States). He obtained 38.84% of the votes, ahead of the NFP (36.1%).

During the 2022 legislative elections, 15 ministers of the Borne government submitted themselves to universal suffrage. 12 of them were elected and 3 were defeated, leading to their departure from the government: they were Amélie de Montchalin, then Minister of Ecological Transition, Brigitte Bourguignon, Minister of Health and Justine Benin, Secretary of State for the Sea.

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