Jean-Michel Blanquer had carried out a difficult campaign.
It will have been prohibitive.
The former Minister of National Education failed to qualify in the second round of the legislative elections in the 4th constituency of Loiret this Sunday and came third according to the results of the Ministry of the Interior.
In the 4th constituency of Loiret, Thomas Ménagé (RN) and Bruno Nottin (Nupes) therefore came first, with 31.45% respectively.
and 19.43% of the votes.
Jean-Michel Blanquer is just behind, with 18.89% of the vote.
A total of ten candidates ran in this constituency.
This result therefore does not allow the former Minister of National Education to stay in the race.
Pap Ndiaye's predecessor had first struggled to justify his candidacy in this constituency where the presidential party had scored well in 2017, without succeeding in ejecting Les Républicains.
His campaign had struggled to get off the ground, entangled in accusations of parachuting, then met with a few incidents on the ground.
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In an attempt to impose himself, Jean-Michel Blanquer has scoured the local markets and places of life.
"A moment of democratic happiness through exchange" tainted with scaling.
Two teachers who had not appreciated his school performance doused him with whipped cream.
🇬🇧 FLASH - Jean-Michel #Blanquer was sprayed with white foam and insulted by 2 teachers on a market in #Montargis.
(France Info) pic.twitter.com/Zqxif56Wlr
– Mediavenir (@Mediavenir) June 4, 2022
In the lead this Sunday, Thomas Ménagé (RN), Centre-Val de Loire regional councilor, carried out a bitter campaign against the government, wanting to be the candidate of rurality and fed up.
Marine Le Pen had moved in support, this Tuesday in Corbeilles-en-Gâtinais.
Find all the results of the legislative elections in Loiret, including those of Jean-Michel Blanquer, candidate in the 4th district (Montargis, Châlette-sur-Loing, etc.).
Results of the first round of legislative elections in 2017
Registered: 74,647 Attendance: 48.96% (36,547) Abstention: 51.04% (38,100) Blank votes: 551 (0.74%) Invalid votes: 226 (0.30%) Votes cast: 47.92% (35,770)
23.78% (50.01% in the second round) Jean-Pierre Door (Les Républicains)
28.56% (49.99% in the second round) Mélusine Harlé (La République en Marche)
20.78% Ludovic Marchetti (National Front)
11.60% Franck Demaumont (French Communist Party)
5.48% Jalila Gaboret (Socialist Party)
3.01% Luc Bucheton (Stand up for France)
2.37% Alphonse Proffit (Miscellaneous)
2.27% Massila Salemkour (Ecologist)
0.96% Dominique Clergue (Far Left)
0.65% Zoé Baron (Various)
0.53% Christine Rochoux (Various right)
