LEGISLATIVE RESULTS. The final results of the 2022 legislative elections are revealed this Sunday evening. Together! should be ahead of the Nupes in the number of elected members of the Assembly, but the National Rally is higher than expected. Result by result, constituency by constituency, follow the publication of all the scores and the names of all the deputies live…
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The final results of the 2022 legislative elections are revealed, while the 2nd round ended at 8 p.m. this Sunday, June 19. Together! suffers serious setbacks in some constituencies and Nupes seems far from the 200 elected. It is the National Rally which is doing well and is approaching the 90 elected officials. Here are the first estimates in number of seats according to Ipsos-Sopra-Steria for France Télévisions and Radio France:
- Together ! : 224 deputies
- Nupes: 149 deputies
- RN: 89 deputies
- LR / UDI: 78 deputies
- Various left: 21 deputies
- Miscellaneous / other: 12 deputies
- Miscellaneous centre: 3 deputies
Together! therefore does not have an absolute majority. It would have been necessary to reach 289 deputies to obtain it. The Macronist group will have to form alliances to have the margin necessary for the adoption of its projects. The Republicans and the UDI appear in this respect as valuable partners for the circumstances in the coming years.
THE LOSERS – After Justine Benin in Guadeloupe, two other ministers would be beaten this evening: Brigitte BourguignonMinister of Health, in the 6th constituency of Pas-de-Calais, and Amelie de Montchalin in the 6th of Essonne. Barely appointed, they will have to leave the government. Christophe Castaner, former Minister of the Interior and close to Emmanuel Macron would be beaten in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, the outgoing President of the Assembly Richard Ferrand would also have been released in Finistère. The former Macron-compatible minister Eric Woeth is also excluded in the Oise. To the left, Stephane Ravacleythe baker candidate for Nupes, was beaten in the 2nd district of Doubs.
THE WINNERS – The Prime Minister, Elisabeth Bornewould on the other hand win his election in the 6th constituency of Calvados by obtaining 52% of the votes, the Minister of the Interior Gerald Darmanin also in the North with 57%, the former Minister of Health switched to relations with Parliament Olivier Veran was also easily re-elected with more than 67% in the 1st constituency of Isère. Damien Abad would also be re-elected MP for Ain with nearly 58% as well as Barbara Pompili in the 2nd district of the Somme, Olivier Dussopt re-elected in Ardèche, Frank Riester in the 5th constituency of Seine-et-Marne and Marc Fesneau in Loir-et-Cher. Marine Le Pen would also be elected with 63% in her constituency of Hénin-Beaumont, in Pas-de-Calais. To the left, Valerie Rabault would be re-elected in Tarn-et-Garonne, Francois Ruffin in the 1st district of the Somme, Fabien Roussel in the 20th district of the North.
Follow live the publication of all the results of this second round of the 2022 legislative elections, constituency by constituency, city by city, with the names of all the elected deputies of the National Assembly.
20:41 – Clémentine Autain salutes “an incredible breakthrough”
Clémentine Autain, on France 2, hailed “an incredible breakthrough” for Nupes. She mentioned “a validation of a strategy carried by Jean-Luc Mélenchon, that is to say a gathering of the forces of social and ecological transformation on the basis of a profound change in society.
8:40 p.m. – Olivier Véran re-elected in Isère!
The former Minister of Health, Olivier Véran, was re-elected in the 1st constituency of Isère with 67.46% of the votes cast. His opponent, Nupes candidate Robin Salomé, won 32.54% of the vote.
20:38 – François Ruffin (Nupes) given in the lead
According to partial results, in the 1st constituency of the Somme, François Ruffin (NUPES) is in the lead with 57.01%, ahead of Nathalie Ribeiro-Billet (RN), credited with 42.99%.
20:37 – “Never has the left put the outgoing president in a relative minority”, welcomes Sandrine Rousseau
On the set of TF1, the ecologist Sandrine Rousseau was delighted with the first results and projections: “Never had the left put the outgoing president in a relative minority”, she thus congratulated herself. The EELV activist, invested by Nupes, is a candidate in the 9th district of Paris.
20:34 – Franck Riester would be elected in Seine-et-Marne
According to partial results from the Interior Ministry, Franck Riester would be elected in the 5th constituency of Seine-et-Marne with 52.94% of the votes cast. François Lenormand, candidate of the National Rally, would be beaten with 47.06% of the vote.
20:33 – The candidate baker in the beaten Doubs
Stéphane Ravacley, candidate for Nupes in the 2nd district of Doubs, was beaten by Eric Alauzet, from Ensemble. The baker, who had made himself known for his hunger strike in order to obtain the regularization of his Guinean apprentice, won only 47.74% of the vote.
20:31 – Fabien Roussel is re-elected in the North
The leader of the French Communist Party, now integrated into the New popular ecological and social union, Fabien Roussel, was re-elected in the 20th district of the North. He obtained 54.5% of the votes cast.
20:31 – Minister Olivier Dussopt re-elected deputy
The Minister of Labor, Olivier Dussopt, was re-elected in Ardèche with 58.74% of the vote and ahead of the candidate of Nupes, Christophe Goulouzelle who collected 41.26% of the vote.
20:29 – Thierry Mariani (RN): “an immense satisfaction”
Thierry Mariani, MEP for the RN, hailed the far-right party’s historic push to the National Assembly, as he told BFM TV: “It’s an immense satisfaction for all the candidates and activists. of the National Rally. It is a validation of the strategy of Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella.” For him, the Parliament will “finally be able to play its role.”
20:29 – The Rn score, “a validation of the strategy of Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella” according to Thierry Mariani
On the set of BFM TV, Thierry Mariani praised the score of the National Rally at the legislative elections : “It is an immense satisfaction for all the candidates and the militants of the National Gathering.” And to add: “It is a validation of the strategy of Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella.”
20:27 – Olivier Faure re-elected deputy in Seine-et-Marne
Olivier Faure, first secretary of the Socialist Party, was re-elected deputy for the 11th district of Seine-et-Marne this Sunday. Representing Nupes, he won 65.30% of the vote against Charlyne Péculier, d’Ensemble (34.70%).
20:26 – Damien Abad is re-elected in Ain
In the 5th constituency of Ain, Damien Abad was re-elected deputy. The Minister of Solidarity won with a comfortable lead (57.86%) ahead of the Nupes candidate Florence Pisani (42.14%).
20:24 – “The result is disappointing” says Olivia Grégoire
After the announcement of the first results, LREM accuses the blow. “The result is disappointing” recognizes Olivia Grégoire on France 2. The government spokesperson notes however that “it’s a first place”. For his part, Gabriel Attal, Minister of Public Accounts, assumed on BFM TV that these were scores “far from those we hoped for.”
20:21 – The Minister of Health, Brigitte Bourguignon, loses and will have to resign
Brigitte Bourguignon, Minister of Health, lost by 56 votes! She will therefore have to resign, in order to respect the rule set by Emmanuel Macron. In the 6th constituency of Pas-de-Calais, Christine Engrand, candidate of the Rn, was elected.
20:20 – Towards a defeat by Richard Ferrand
Richard Ferrand is about to lose his seat as deputy for the 6th constituency of Finistère. According The Parisian, the President of the National Assembly is, after the first recounts, about to be beaten by Mélanie Thomin (Nupes). However, he had come out on top in the first round.
20:17 – Barbara Pompili wins in the Somme
The former Minister for Ecological Transition, Barbara Pompili, was elected MP for the 2nd constituency of the Somme by winning 60.17% of the vote against Zahia Hamdane (29.83%, Nupes).
20:16 – François Ruffin re-elected in the Somme
The outgoing MP for the 1st constituency of the Somme, François Ruffin, was re-elected. Invested by the Nupes, he obtained 57.01% of the votes cast against 42.99% of the votes for Nathalie Ribeiro-Billet, member of the national rally.
20:16 – Valérie Rabault re-elected MP
Socialist MP Valérie Rabault, patron of the PS group in the National Assembly for the past five years, was re-elected in the 1st constituency of Tarn-et-Garonne. She won 57.37% of the vote, against the RN candidate Pierre Poma.
20:12 – Christophe Castaner beaten!
Christophe Castaner was beaten in the 2nd constituency of Alpes-de-Haute-Provence. He got 48.5% of the vote. The elected deputy is Léo Walter (Nupes) with 51.5% of the votes cast.
The first estimates at the end of these 2022 legislative elections attempt to establish projections in the number of seats. These estimates, which are particularly reliable, are not polls and are based on the first counts. However, they may change in the hours to come.
Legislative elections are organized by direct universal suffrage, by a so-called “uninominal two-round majority” ballot, in 577 constituencies cutting across French territory. Each will send a deputy to the National Assembly for the next legislature. The first round of voting opposed just under 6,300 candidates on June 12, with 5 elected in the first round. The latter were to obtain an absolute majority (50% of the votes cast), but also to reach 25% of those registered (including abstainers) last Sunday. The two candidates who came first in the constituency could qualify for the second round as well as, in rare cases, a third if he had reached 12.5% of the registered voters. Seven triangular are thus organized this Sunday, June 19. This evening, when the results are announced, it is the candidate who comes first, without the required threshold, who will be elected deputy in each of the constituencies.