In Aube, there are three different legislative constituencies. In the first round, twenty-eight candidates presented themselves to the citizens of Aube in the hope of being elected to the National Assembly.
Follow the election night, the reactions of the various candidates, winners or losers, thanks to our Direct.
Second round results for Troyes, Romilly-sur-Seine, Saint-André-les-Vergers
All the results, commune by commune, for each of the Aube districts are available. Find the scores in the following cities Troyes, Romilly-sur-Seine and Saint-André-les-Vergers.
The second round of the legislative elections in the 1st district of Aube
During the previous legislature, the chair of the 1st district of Aube was occupied by Grégory Besson-Moreau.
In this constituency of Aube, which notably includes La Chapelle-Saint-Luc, Troyes and Saint-Julien-les-Villas, Jordan Guitton (RN) tops the poll, having won 53.89% of the vote, ahead of Grégory Besson-Moreau (ENS) who therefore obtained the votes of 46.11% of the voters.
Grégory Besson-Moreau will therefore not sit in the National Assembly when parliamentary work resumes on Tuesday, June 28.
In this constituency, abstention amounts to 50.77% against 50.28% during the first round.
The results of the second round in the 2nd constituency of Aube
During the previous legislature, the chair of the 2nd district of Aube was occupied by Valérie Bazin-Malgras.
In this constituency of Aube, where we find in particular towns such as Sainte-Savine, Saint-André-les-Vergers and Troyes, Valérie Bazin-Malgras (LR) becomes a deputy with 59.51% of the votes cast, ahead of Evelyne Henry (RN) and her 40.49%.
Valérie Bazin-Malgras will sit at the Bourbon Palace when the parliamentary calendar reopens on Tuesday June 28.
In the 2nd constituency of Aube, abstention is 53.33%. As a benchmark, it was 54.76% in 2017.
Results of the second round in the 3rd district of Aube
In the 3rd district of Aube, it was Gérard Menuel who put his chair at the Palais Bourbon into play.
This constituency of Aube sees Angélique Ranc (RN) win as a deputy, with 51.65% of the votes counted. Loëtitia Beury (ENS) – and her 48.35% – will therefore not sit in the National Assembly.
Loëtitia Beury will therefore not sit in the National Assembly when parliamentary work resumes on Tuesday, June 28.
On this territory, the abstention measured in the second round amounts to 56.07%. By way of comparison, 53.42% of voters in this constituency shunned the ballot box in the first round.
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