Legislative 2022: who are these ministers and secretaries of state eliminated in the second round? – CNEWS

No less than 15 members of the government, ministers and secretaries of state are candidates for the legislative elections this Sunday, June 19. If a few are well placed to win, some of them may well lose their position. This is the case of Justine Benin, who was not re-elected in Guadeloupe. Of the 15 candidate government members, only Stanislas Guerini in the 3rd constituency of Paris, Amélie de Montchalin in the 6th constituency of Essonne, as well as Clément Beaune on the side of the 7th constituency of Paris, are in bad shape, on ballot unfavorable at the end of the first round. But all is not won for all that for the 12 other ministers or secretary of state who came out on top in the first round, sometimes only a few points ahead of their adversary. This is particularly the case of Olivier Véran (just over 3 points ahead), Franck Riester (less than 4 points ahead) or Olivier Dussopt (just over 6 points ahead ). Justine Benin Like Justine Benin. In Guadeloupe, the Secretary of State in charge of the Sea was ultimately not re-elected to her post as deputy for the 2nd constituency. She was however in the lead in the first round, with 31.31% of the vote, against Christian Baptiste (Various left) who obtained 26.76% of the vote. A head start that was not enough this Sunday, June 19 for the outgoing MP to win. Marked by a strong abstention, this second round saw the mayor of Saint-Anne Christian Baptiste triumph, supported by Nupes, with 58.65% of the vote, against 41.35% for Justine Benin. Profiles scrutinized this Sunday, especially since – as demanded by the Elysée during the last legislative elections in 2017 – all members of the government, whether ministers or secretaries of state, will have to resign if they are not elected or re-elected this Sunday. The results of the legislative elections to follow during the day.