They were ten to appear in the first round of municipal elections. Confronted with the unpopularity of government policy for months, notably with the pension reform, the ministers obtained for some good results, leading to their re-election in the first round, others are in difficulty.
Édouard Philippe in Le Havre (Seine-Maritime) leads the first round with 43.60% of the vote before the communist Jean-Paul Lecoq (35.88%). Abstention reached 60.4% in the port city. The Prime Minister has few reserves of votes for the second round. In 2014, the one who was not yet in Matignon was re-elected in the first round.
Gérald Darmanin , Minister of Action and Public Accounts, was re-elected in Tourcoing (Nord) in the first round. He will remain first deputy.
Franck Riester had said that elected, he would be n ° 2 in Coulommiers (Seine-et-Marne) of which he was mayor until 2017. With 58.85% of the votes, the Minister of Culture was re-elected as of first round.
Thank you to the Columériennes and Columériens who came to vote. Our @CouloDemain list is elected this evening from the first round with 58.85% of the votes. With Laurence Picard and the whole team, we will live up to their confidence. # Municipales2020
- Franck Riester (@franckriester) March 15, 2020Sébastien Lecornu (Collectivités) in Vernon, in tandem with François Ouzilleau, was re-elected.
Thank you to Vernonnaises and Vernonnais for their trust.
This result must however be welcomed with sobriety in view of the health situation in our country. pic.twitter.com/AIDbPqJMVM
Jean-Baptiste Djebbari (Transport) in Limoges is struggling. Monique Boulestin's LREM list, on which he appeared, won only 7.65% of the vote. The outgoing mayor Emile-Roger Lombertie (LR) obtains Lombertie 46.20% of the votes, far the union candidates from the left (21.58%) and green (9.05).
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Geneviève Darrieussecq (with the Armies) in Mont-de-Marsan was on the list of outgoing mayor Charles Dayot. Elected MoDem obtained 53.94% of the vote, and was therefore re-elected in the first round.
Gabriel Attal (Jeunesse), n ° 2 on the LREM list in Vanves, comes in second position with 23.07% in a pocket handkerchief with the EELV list (22.31%). At the top, the UDI (47.22%).
Marlène Schiappa , Secretary of State responsible for Equality between women and men, had launched herself in the XIVth arrondissement of Paris for LREM. She came third with 16% of the vote, behind Carine Petit (PS, 32%) and Marie-Claire Carrère-Gée (LR, 20%).
Marc Fesneau (Relations with the Parliament) at Marchenoir had little risk of losing, only one list presented himself. The result is not yet known. Agnès Pannier-Runacher , Secretary of State for the Economy, was a candidate in the 16th arrondissement of Paris. Like Fesneau, his score is not yet known.
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