The 3rd constituency of Guadeloupe is the second largest in the archipelago. Composed of seven municipalities, it monopolizes half of the island of Basse-Terre. It has an economic engine which is also that of Guadeloupe. Baie-Mahault and its industrial and commercial area.
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Published on June 11, 2022 at 6:18 p.m.
updated on June 11, 2022 at 7:37 p.m.
It is the densest constituency with 77,363 inhabitants. Baie-Mahault remains the most populated city. Its commercial and industrial zone, unique in France, remains a driving force for Guadeloupe. For riding, this engine is increasingly challenged without being equaled by the Lamentin and Sainte-Rose. The municipality of Deshaies develops tourism tailored to its environment.
According to INSEE, it is heavily composed of urban areas. There are also rural communes, sometimes heavily wooded. The average age of the typical inhabitant of this constituency is 42, one year older than a comparable constituency in France.
More than 30% of employees, almost 20 of intermediate professions, executives come in third position followed by craftsmen, traders and business leaders. A well-educated population The development of public transport and even soft modes of mobility are essential. There are, according to the prefecture, 84,129 registered voters.
In the third constituencymore precisely the northern Basse-Terre (which includes Pointe-Noire, Sainte-Rose 1, Sainte-Rose 2, Lamentin, Baie-Mahault, Petit-Bourg and Goyave, 20 candidates compete for the deputy’s chair. Max Mathiasin , the outgoing deputy MODEM has, this time, a much tougher adversity than in 2017. The GUSR and Renaissance support the mayor of Goyave, Ferdy Louisy.
Also in the race, Sylvie Anno Chamougon, invested by the PS and the PPDG.
The regional councilor of Baie-Mahault does not intend to play the outsiders.
Finally, watch the score of the representative of the National Rally, Rody Tolassy and that of the former mayor of Lamentin, José Toribio.
In 2017, the ballot for the first round of the Legislative did not attract a lot of voters: 23.21% of voters against 76.79% of abstention.
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