In the first round of the legislative elections, it is necessary to collect the votes of at least 25 % of the registrants to be elected deputy.
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Of the 577 constituencies in the legislative elections, fourteen candidates exceeded the symbolic bar of 50 % of the vote. However, only five of them were actually elected in the first round. Indeed, the electoral code provides that to be elected in the first round, it is necessary to collect the majority of the votes cast with a number of votes corresponding at least to 25 % of the registrants of the constituency.
Nine candidates thus obtained the votes of more than 50 % of the voters who moved to the polls in the first round without obtaining a seat at the Palais-Bourbon. This is the case of the candidate of the National Rally, Marine Le Pen, as well as eight candidates from the Nuts. The most eloquent example is that of Stéphane little, in the 2nd district of Seine-Saint-Denis, who obtained 62.85 % of the votes cast, representing only 20.1 % of registrants, more than two thirds of voters Having shunned the ballot boxes (67.21 %).
Six of these candidates are in small crown of the Paris agglomeration, including four in Seine-Saint-Denis, metropolitan department concentrating one of the strongest abstentions (61.07 %):
There are also two candidates in this very favorable balloting situation in Hauts-de-France:
- Marine Le Pen (RN): 53.96 % of the votes cast (22.53 % of registrants) in the 11 e district of Pas-de-Calais with 57.4 % of abstention)
- Adrien Quatennens (LFI-NUPPES): 52.05 % of the votes cast (23.36 % of registrants) in the 1
re northern district with 54.35 % abstention
Finally, a candidate is in this situation in Marseille:
- Manuel Bompard (LFI-NUPPES): 56.04 % of the votes cast (21.36 % of registrants) in the 4
e district of Bouches-du-Rhône with 61.17 % abstention