Mandate closed.
This is how the National Assembly indicates the situation of these parliamentarians on its website, the day after the legislative elections.
Brigitte Kuster in Paris, Julien Aubert in Vaucluse and François Cornut-Gentille in Haute-Marne have just had the painful experience of it like the 66 other outgoing deputies eliminated this year.
An election is never won in advance but for these three parliamentarians who are members of the Republicans, the failure was not very easy to digest.
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