In Vendée, the presidential majority in force

In the 85, La République en Marche does it again. The candidates of the presidential majority indeed came first in four out of five constituencies in Vendée, a conservative department where the RN and the Nupes each qualified two candidates in the second round. In the first constituency, that of La-Roche-sur-Yon, the outgoing deputy of the presidential majority, Philippe Latombe, comes first (30.65%) with a comfortable lead over the candidate of Nupes, Lucie Etonno ( EELV, 24.16%).

In the second constituency, the outgoing Modem MP, Patrick Loiseau, was dismissed in the first round, winning only 3.98% of the vote. The presidential majority had preferred him for the nomination Béatrice Bellamy (Horizons), who came first with 25.97% of the vote. She will face in the second round the candidate of Nupes, Nicolas Helary (21.84%). The LR candidate comes third with 17.34% of the vote.

Véronique Besse in first position

In the third constituency, that of Sables-d’Olonne and Noirmoutier, the outgoing deputy of the presidential majority Stéphane Buchou is well ahead (36.07%), ahead of the RN candidate Corinne Fillet (21.39%).

In the fourth constituency, Véronique Besse (various right), current mayor of Les Herbiers who had already occupied this seat between 2005 and 2017, comes in first position (34.97%), ahead of the outgoing deputy of the presidential majority, Martine Leguille- Balloy (21.78%). The Nupes candidate comes in third position (17.58%), ahead of the RN candidate (10.77%).

In the fifth constituency, that of Fontenay-le-Comte, the majority deputy came out ahead with 37.39% of the vote. The candidate invested by the RN, Isabelle Magnin, qualifies for the second round (20.99%), with less than 400 votes ahead of the candidate of Nupes (20.12%).