Presidential in Seine-et-Marne: the hit parade of the first round in the 507 municipalities

Abstainers.

In Seine-et-Marne, the abstention rate was 24.8%.

It was in Montereau that the voters registered on the electoral rolls chose to go fishing the most rather than to the polling stations since this rate reached 36.1% of the 9,875 registered voters.

Conversely, it was in Sigy that the inhabitants mobilized the most.

They are only 6% of the 67 registered to have shunned the polls.

Jean-Luc Melenchon.

In the department, the leader of La France insoumise came out on top with 25.9% of the votes cast.

And decidedly, it is still in Montereau, a city however directed by a UDI mayor, that the record rate is found since it reaches 46.8%.

On the other hand, it was in Vulaines-lès-Provins that the voters were the least convinced by the leader LFI who obtained only 2.3% of the vote there.

Emanuel Macron.

The outgoing president, second Sunday evening in Seine-et-Marne, totaled 25% of the vote.

It was in Bussy-Saint-Martin that he achieved his highest percentage of votes (39.9%) and in Passy-sur-Seine that he achieved his lowest rate (9.8%).

Marine Le Pen.

In the department, the boss of the National Rally is placed on the third step of the podium with 23.6% of the votes cast.

Its largest percentage (49.64%) is achieved unsurprisingly in a village, that of Vincy-Manoeuvre in this case.

On the other hand, its lowest (9.5%) is found in one city, namely Lognes.

Eric Zemmour.

With 7.2% of the votes cast, the creator of the Reconquest party fails at the foot of the podium in Seine-et-Marne as at the national level.

In Montenils, he managed to convince 21.4% of voters.

Conversely, he obtained only 2.4% of the votes in Vieux-Champagne.

Valerie Pécresse.

Fifth in Seine-et-Marne, candidate LR garners only 5.6% of the vote.

It achieves its highest percentage (24.4%) in Passy-sur-Seine, a village of 54 registrants which therefore – as seen previously – shunned Emmanuel Macron the most.

On the other hand, the boss of the regional council only collected 1.6% of the votes cast in Moussy-le-Vieux.

Yannick Jadot.

In Seine-et-Marne, the candidate (EELV) obtained 4% of the vote.

Its best percentage (9%) is in Thomery, a city whose mayor is… on the right.

On the other hand, in five of the 507 communes of the department, the ecologist did not convince anyone.

Nicolas Dupont-Aignan.

With 2.3%, the candidate Debout la France did not make the crowds rise in the department, even if his score is slightly higher than that obtained at the national level.

His best result (8.2%) is near Grisy-sur-Seine.

On the other hand, the sovereigntist has no votes in 9 municipalities.

John Lassalle.

With 2.1% of the vote, the cantor of rurality failed to conquer the Seine-et-Marnaise countryside.

Like Nicolas Dupont-Aignan, it is in Grisy-sur-Seine that he has his highest score (6.6%).

On the other hand, he is empty-handed in 11 municipalities.

Fabien Roussel.

No “roussellement” in Seine-et-Marne: the candidate of the French Communist Party (PCF) obtained only 1.9% of the votes there.

Like Jean Lassalle, it is less than his score recorded at the national level.

It was in Mons-en-Montois that he achieved his best result with 5.9%.

Conversely, he won no votes in 27 municipalities.

Anne Hidalgo.

The PS candidate won only 1.2% of the Seine-et-Marnais vote.

Its "best" percentage is to be found on the side of Marêts, a traditionally left-wing village, with 5.1% of the vote.

On the other hand, the mayor of Paris does not win any votes in 61 municipalities in the department.

Philippe Poutou.

In Seine-et-Marne, its score of 0.7% places it in second to last place.

The candidate of the New Anti-Capitalist Party (NPA) obtained his best result in Ocquerre with 4.5% of the vote.

On the other hand, he did not seduce any voter in 49 municipalities.

Nathalie Arthaud.

The passionaria of Lutte Ouvrière (LO) does not do better than 0.5% in the department.

His only point in common with Valérie Pécresse?

It is in Passy-sur-Seine that she obtains her highest rate (2.4%), tied with Saint-Léger, just like candidate LR.

It garners no votes in 89 municipalities.