Results of the 2022 legislative elections, live: with 89 deputies, the National Rally achieves a historic breakthrough – Le Monde

The official results of the second round in the eleven constituencies of French nationals living abroad In the 1st constituency (North America), the influential outgoing deputy, Roland Lescure (LRM), was re-elected with 55.63% of the votes, against 44 37% for his opponent of the New Popular Ecological and Social Union (Nupes), Florence Roger. In the 2nd constituency (Latin America and the Caribbean), the candidate of the presidential party, Eléonore Caroit, obtained 57.42% of the vote while the “rebellious” (Nupes) Christian Rodriguez gathered 42% of the vote. In the first round, Ms. Caroit came out on top (34.57%) and Mr. Rodriguez obtained 28.20% of the vote. In the 3rd constituency (Northern Europe), the outgoing deputy, Alexandre Holroyd (LRM), retains his seat in the National Assembly thanks to his 55.87% in the second round. Charlotte Minvielle (Nupes), her opponent, won only 44.13% of the vote. In the first round, he had won 38.51% of the vote, ahead of the 31.46% of the ecologist. In the 4th constituency (Benelux), Pieyre-Alexandre Anglade, candidate for his re-election invested by LRM, obtained 55.15% of the votes. He thus beats the socialist Cécilia Gondard (Nupes), who won 44.85% of the vote. In the 5th district (Spain, Portugal, Monaco and Andorra), where Manuel Valls (Together!) was a candidate, the outgoing deputy, Stéphane Vojetta, is essential and should sit with the presidential majority. He collected 57.27% of the votes cast against Nupes ecologist Renaud Le Berre, who came out on top last Sunday with 27.89% of the votes and won 42.73% of the votes this Sunday. In the 6th district (Switzerland and Liechtenstein), the economist and close to Emmanuel Macron Marc Ferracci was elected deputy thanks to his victory (64.97%) ahead of the candidate of Nupes, the “rebellious” Magali Mangin (35 .03%). In the first round, he had obtained 36.49% of the votes, against 20.28% for Ms. Mangin. In the 7th constituency (Central Europe), the outgoing deputy, Frédéric Petit (MoDem), retains his seat thanks to the 60.21% obtained against his competitor, Asma Rharmaoui-Claquin (Nupes), who won only 39, 79% of voters. Last Sunday, he won the first round, with 34.58% of the vote, ahead of the candidate of Nupes and her 26.06% of the vote. In the 8th constituency, which notably includes Italy, Greece, Turkey and Israel, the outgoing deputy, Meyer Habib (UDI), won against Deborah Abisror-de Lieme (LRM) who obtained 49.42 % of the votes cast against 50.58% for Mr. Habib. In the 9th constituency (Maghreb and West Africa), the candidate of Génération s, invested by Nupes, Karim Ben Cheikh, won his seat as deputy against the former Minister for Gender Equality, Elisabeth Moreno (Together!). He obtained 54.07% of the votes against 45.93% for his opponent. It was also the order of arrival in the first round, which Mr. Ben Cheikh had largely won (39.99%) ahead of Ms. Moreno (28.06%). In the 10th constituency (Middle East and Africa), the outgoing, Amélia Lakrafi (Together!), retains her mandate as deputy thanks to the 63.58% of voters who voted for her against 36.42% for Chantal Moussa (Nupes ). In the first round, the outgoing MP had taken the lead with more than ten points ahead of Ms. Moussa. The 11th constituency (Eastern Europe, Asia and Oceania, i.e. 49 countries) saw the outgoing MP, Anne Genetet (Together!) re-elected with 61.73% of the vote. His opponent, Dominique Vidal, the candidate of Nupes, obtains 38.27%. The order of the first round was not upset since the majority member won with 38.14% of the vote, ahead of her opponent 24.79%.