Legislative 2022: Marine Le Pen given winner in her constituency of Pas-de-Calais, according to a poll – Le Figaro

The former nationalist leader could even be elected in the first round, next Sunday, with 51% of the vote. Will she see a consolation prize? After her defeat in the presidential election by collecting 41.45% of the votes in the second round, Marine Le Pen, who is standing for the 11th constituency of Pas-de-Calais, could well win the bet in the first round of the legislative elections, next Sunday. According to an Ifop-Fiducial poll for TF1-LCI published Monday evening, Marine Le Pen would come out on top in her electoral stronghold to the point of overthrowing her opponents by winning with 51% of the vote. Facing her, the Nupes candidate, Marine Tondelier (EELV), would have 30% of the vote and that of the “Together!” coalition, Alexandrine Pintus, would obtain 12%. With scores fluctuating between 1 and 2%, the other contenders are doomed to watch the balls pass. Read also“Help me help you”: Marine Le Pen calls for mobilization for the legislative elections A balance of power which requires one condition: good participation. To be re-elected, Marine Le Pen will obviously have to obtain more than 50% of the votes cast… but also 25% of registered voters. In other words, the stronger the abstention, the less the nationalist leader is guaranteed to regain her seat as a deputy in the first round. A reassuring point for Marine Le Pen, she would win the ballot even in the event of a second round: 56%/44% if she were faced with the candidate Nupes; 63/37% if it was opposed to that of the presidential majority. In 2017, the former boss of the RN had obtained 58.6% against 41.4% for Anne Roquet, her opponent LREM. Read also Legislative 2022: Marine Le Pen targeted by an egg throw in the North “At the end of a presidential campaign which took our ideas to unprecedented levels, we have a few days left to make the decision! To train the people in resistance to a pernicious system. The fight is not over”, launched Marine Le Pen in particular on Sunday, during his meeting in Hénin-Beaumont. Which knows that participation will be the key to the ballot. Hence this last appeal to voters who would be tempted to “go fishing”: “Those who take responsibility on June 12 to abstain will have until the end of their miserable days to deplore their civic indifference.”