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2024 legislative results of the second round in overseas constituencies | FAXINFO

July 9, 2024

2024 legislative results of the second round in overseas constituencies | FAXINFO
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Guadeloupe
\nC1: Olivier Serva (DVG), outgoing LIOT deputy, re-elected with 77,6%, beating the NFP candidate
\nC2: Christian Baptiste (NFP), outgoing PS deputy, re-elected with 72,4%, beating the RN candidate
\nC3: Max Mathiasin (DV), outgoing LIOT deputy, re-elected with 69,1%, beating the RN candidate
\nC4: Elie Califer (NFP), outgoing PS deputy, re-elected with 71% of the votes, beating the DVD candidate

Martinique
\nC1: Jiovanny Williams (NFP), outgoing GDR deputy, is re-elected with 82% of the votes, beating candidate DVG
\nC2: Marcellin Nadeau (NFP), outgoing GDR deputy, is re-elected with 65,7% of the votes, beating candidate DVD
\nC3: Béatrice Bellay (1st federal PS) is elected with 54,5% of the votes, beating the outgoing PPM-PS deputy invested by the NFP
\nC4: Jean-Philippe Nilor (NFP), outgoing LFI deputy, is re-elected with 86,6%, beating the RN candidate

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Guyana
\nC1: Jean-Victor Castor (regionalist), outgoing GDR deputy, is re-elected with 76,1% of the votes, beating
\nC2: Davy Rimane (DVG), outgoing GDR deputy, alone in the running is re-elected

Saint Pierre and Miquelon
\nStéphane Lenormand (DVD), outgoing LIOT deputy, is re-elected with 61% of the votes, beating the PS candidate

French Polynesia
\nC1: Moerani Frebault, outgoing deputy and autonomist candidate, elected in the 1st round
\nC2: Nicole Sanquer (autonomist) is elected with 55,77% of the votes, beating outgoing deputy Steve Chailloux
\nC3: Mereana Reid-Arbelot (independentist), outgoing MP, is re-elected with 50,87% of the votes, beating the autonomist candidate Pascale Haiti-Flosse

New Caledonia
\nC1: Nicolas Metzdorf (LR), outgoing MP, is re-elected with 52,41% of the vote, defeating independentist Omayra Naisseline
\nC2: Emmanuel Tjibaou (independenceist) is elected with 57,01% of the votes, beating loyalist Alcide Ponga

Mayotte
\nC1: Estelle Youssouffa elected in the 1st round
\nC2: Anchya Bamana (RN) is elected with 54,3% of the votes, beating the outgoing deputy LR Mansour Kamardine

Réunion
\nC1: Philippe Naillet (NFP) is re-elected with 66% of the votes
\nC2: Karine Lebon (NFP) is re-elected with 67,4% of the votes
\nC3: Joseph Rivière (RN) is elected with 51% beating the candidate of the New Popular Front Alexis Chaussalet
\nC4: Emeline K/Bidi is re-elected with 61% of the votes
\nC5: Jean-Hugues Ratenon (Popular Front), outgoing deputy, is re-elected with 53,8% of the votes beating Joan Doro (RN)
\nC6: Frédéric Maillot (NFP) is re-elected with 59,1% of the votes
\nC7: Perceval Gaillard (NFP) is re-elected with 57% of the votes

https://faxinfo.fr/en/resultats-legislatives-2024-du-second-tour-dans-les-circonscriptions-doutre-mer/

Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/faxinfo/2024-legislative-results-of-the-second-round-in-overseas-constituencies-faxinfo/

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