The polling stations in Iparralde are closed at 6 pm. 32 candidates contested the three available seats in the National Assembly this Sunday.
This Sunday is the first round of parliamentary elections French for the formation of the new National Assembly, and the electoral colleges have closed their doors at 6 p.m. in Ipar Euskal Herria. Emmanuel Macron, winner of the presidential election, now gets the acronym ensemble (Together) to face the struggle for control of the Assembly before the leftist coalition of Jean-Luc Mélenchon telephone call NUPES (New Popular, Ecological and Social Union).
Other parties and coalitions are also striving for one of the 577 seats of which the Assembly consists. In the case of Iparralde, 32 people are presented under various acronyms during the first round this is held 12 June.
The French state is divided into 577 constituencies for the parliamentary elections and each of them will leave a deputy at the end of the process. iparralde is represented in the fourth, fifth and sixth constituency
Constituency or constituency 4: Includes the interior of Ipar Euskal Herria and part of Béarn. Geographically, it is the largest district, but since it is a rural area, it is the least populated. It has 80,672 voters and 9 candidates have been proposed. jean lassalle He was the last alternate (Resistons!), but due to health issues, he didn’t show up this time. His brother, Julien Lassale, has appeared in his place. These are the candidates:
– Urrutikoetxea Egoitz (EH Bai)
– Lassalle Julien (resistors!)
– Bouchard Valerie (No tags)
-Troday Annick (Ensemble)
– Darnet Paul (Parti Animaliste)
– Echaniz Inaki (NUPES)
– Lopez Sylviane (Rassemblement National)
– Ribeiro Carlos (Lutte Ouvriere)
– Margaux Taillefer (Reconquest!)
Constituency or constituency 5: It includes Baiona, Angelu… up to the canton of Bidaxunerria, Amikuze and Oztibarre. It has 98,913 voters and 11 candidates have applied. Florence Lasserre (Ensemble) was the last alternate. These are the candidates:
– Bardanouve Philippe (Lutte Ouvriere)
– Pereira-Ostanel Sandra (NUPES)
– Gil Benjamin (Union pour la France)
– Hary Mathilde (EH Bai)
– Welder Florence (Ensemble)
– Roubin Sylvie (Movement for the Animals)
– Riche Thomas (Espoir Ric)
– Lesellier Pascal (Rassemblement National)
– Susbielle Helene (SE)
– Pathias Thibault (Various Gauche)
– Pilot Annick (Recapture!)
Constituency or constituency 6: It spans the coast from Lapurdi, to Itsasu inland. It is the most populous district. It has 105,134 voters and 12 candidates have applied. Vincent Bru (Ensemble) was the last alternate. These are the candidates:
– Dubois-Robin Tom (Nupes)
– Jouvet Philippe (Divers Center)
– Dufau Peio (EH Bai)
– Soubelet Bertrand (Various Droite)
– Bach Frabrice Sebastien (Les Republicains)
– Briolais Kevin (Movement for the Animals)
– Goitschel Marielle (Resistors!)
– Neel Christiane (SE)
– Uhart Jacqueline (Lutte Ouvriere)
– Tennessee Mathis (dive center)
– Bru Vincent (Ensemble)
– Monique Becker (Rassemblement National)
Citizen participation in the election campaign was quite scarce in Iparralde. In terms of the issues addressed, the issue of housing has been the main protagonist, especially in constituency 6.
The electoral system: two rounds
The elections to the National Assembly be solved in two rounds.
only those who get more than 12.5% of the votes in the first round They advance to the second round on June 19. If a candidate obtains more than 50% of the votes cast in that first round and represents at least 25% of the voters’ votes, he will of course immediately gain a seat in the Assembly. This requires a high level of participation, as abstinence hinders compliance with the second requirement. Therefore it is very difficult to get a seat from the first round and it is normal to go to the second round.
In the Second round, the candidate with the most votes becomes deputy. In case of a tie between two candidates, the oldest wins.
National Assembly, where laws are passed
Each five years the competent National Assembly to approve French laws is renewed. The term of a deputy’s term is thus five years, unless legislative power is interrupted by a dissolution of the National Assembly (Article 12 of the Constitution) and new elections are held. The mandate is renewable indefinitelythis means that a departing deputy can stand again and continue to be re-elected.
The french prime minister of the majority in the National Assembly. Therefore, the French President and Prime Minister may or may not be from the same party. Normally they were from the same party, but three times the president and prime minister have signed opposite signs: twice in the Mitterrand era and once with Chirac.
Until now, Macron’s party had the majority in the Assembly, making it easier for the French president to enforce his laws. It remains to be seen what the composition of the Assembly will now look like. And it is that the latest polls right now point to a tie between President Emmanuel Macron’s Ensemble (Batera) alliance and the left-wing coalition NUPES.
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