In the 1st constituency of Hautes-Pyrénées
The Ministry of the Interior publishes the final results. Marie-Christine SORIN (RN): 20,271 votes, or 23.21% of registered voters and 34.06% of votes cast
Sylvie FERRER (UG): 17,540 votes, or 20.09% of registered voters and 29.49% of votes cast
Jean-Bernard SEMPASTOUS (DIV): 14,774 votes, or 16.92% of registered voters and 24.84% of votes cast
Philippe EVON (LR): 3,039 votes, or 3.48% of registered voters and 5.11% of votes cast
Pierre CLARET (DIV): 2,657 votes, or 3.04% of registered voters and 4.47% of votes cast
Catherine BONNECARRERE (REC): 657 votes, or 0.75% of registered voters and 1.10% of votes cast
Maria SAEZ (EXG): 533 votes, or 0.61% of registered voters and 0.89% of votes cast.
There are three candidates who could be present in the second round of the 1st constituency of the Hautes-Pyrénées: Marie-Christine SORIN (RN), Sylvie FERRER (UG), and Jean-Bernard SEMPASTOUS (DIV). Will this mean that it will be a three-way race?
In the event of a three-way race, Marie-Christine SORIN's lead and the few votes of the eliminated candidates could give the seat in the 1st constituency of the Hautes-Pyrénées to Marie-Christine SORIN.
But if the third-place candidate, Jean-Bernard SEMPASTOUS, withdraws and gives a voting instruction in favor of Sylvie FERRER, Sylvie FERRER could be elected if Jean-Bernard SEMPASTOUS's voters switch their vote to her. Jean-Bernard Sempastous's position is therefore crucial to changing the balance of power in the first round.
Edit: After announcing Sunday evening that he was staying in the race, Bernard Sempastous announced Monday that he was withdrawing without calling for a vote for Sylvie Ferrer: Thus, each citizen will freely choose, in their heart and conscience, the person who will represent their ideas
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In the 2nd constituency of the Hautes-Pyrénées
The Ministry of the Interior publishes final results. Olivier MONTEIL (RN): 22,436 votes, or 25.35% of registered voters and 36.96% of votes cast
Denis FÉGNÉ (UG): 17,055 votes, or 19.27% of registered voters and 28.09% of votes cast
Benoit MOURNET (ENS): 15,121 votes, or 17.09% of registered voters and 24.91% of votes cast
Jacques BÉHAGUE (LR): 3,184 votes, or 3.60% of registered voters and 5.24% of votes cast
Jean-Marc DABAT (REG): 1,486 votes, or 1.68% of registered voters and 2.45% of votes cast
Claude ALVES DA CUNHA (REC): 734 0.83 votes, or 1.21% of votes cast
François MEUNIER (EXG): 692 votes, or 0.78% of registered voters and 1.14% of votes cast
Ali EL MARSNI (DIV): 0 votes, or 0.00% of votes cast
There are three candidates who could be present in the second round of the 2nd constituency of the Hautes-Pyrénées: Olivier MONTEIL (RN), Denis FÉGNÉ (UG), and Benoit MOURNET (ENS). Will this mean that it will be a three-way race?
In the event of a three-way race, Olivier MONTEIL's lead and the few votes of the eliminated candidates could give the seat in the 2nd constituency of the Hautes-Pyrénées to Olivier Monteil.
But if the third-place candidate, Benoit MOURNET, withdraws and gives a voting instruction in favor of Denis FÉGNÉ, Denis FÉGNÉ could be elected if Benoit Mournet's votes overwhelmingly shift to him. Benoit MOURNET's position is therefore crucial to changing the balance of power in the first round. His entourage is stating that no decision has been made yet
. While the Renaissance party has announced that in the constituencies where our candidates came in third place, we will withdraw in favor of candidates capable of beating the National Rally and with whom we share the essential: the values of the Republic
. To be continued.
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