Participation in Marcq was slightly better than in the first round of the presidential election, at 75.5%. Emmanuel Macron, already well ahead two weeks ago, points to 76.6%, relegating Marine Le Pen to 23.4%. The candidate of the national rally is nevertheless doing a little better than in 2017.
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A stable stake
The Marcquoise participation, announced at 76% at 6 p.m., finally settled at 75.54%. This was a bit more than in the first round (75.4%) and slightly less than in the second round of 2017 (76.2%). Clearly, participation has not collapsed. The mayor, Bernard Gérard, commented: “ I am delighted with the significant participation of the Marcquois in this great democratic meeting. »
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Emmanuel Macron largely in the lead
In Marcq, after his 42.1% in the first round, Emmanuel Macron, who had rolled Valérie Pécresse and won in all offices, except the 12th (Cognacq-Jay school, Mélenchon in the lead by three votes), ended up largely detached, and this in the 28 offices of marcquois. Nevertheless, his overall result in the city (76.6%), against 23.4% for Marine Le Pen, is a little worse than on the evening of May 7, 2017. He had totaled 80.3% of the votes, against 19 7% to his opponent from the National Front, which became the National Rally. An increase of almost four points which remains contained, but seems significant of a rise in popular discontent.
From the start of the counting in offices 1 and 2, at the town hall, the Macron ballots piled up en masse, leaving little doubt about the outcome of the ballot in the offices anchored on the right. In these offices, which had already voted overwhelmingly for the LREM candidate in the first round, such as at Corderie or Quesne, the progression was around 200 votes. But, as the results of the other offices fell on the big screen in the salon d’honneur, we saw that Emmanuel Macron garnered some 300 votes more than on April 10, attracting voters from Valérie Pécresse as well ( Poplars) than probably Jean-Luc Mélanchon (Tabarly, Bourvil, Buisson).
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Marine Le Pen is progressing slightly
It is certain for the overall in Marcq (23.4 against 19.7% in 2017). The National Rally candidate achieves her best scores in popular polling stations, such as that of the Pasteur school, where she totals 291 votes (+9 compared to 2017), and where she gathers Zemmourian votes and undoubtedly a part of Mélenchon’s electorate. This is also the case at 16 and 18 (Bourvil) where Marine Le Pen progresses by 20 and 40 votes, and nibbles protest votes. Her most important bonus, she realizes it in the Tabarly room (+65 votes).
On the other hand, in the majority of offices, Marine Le Pen does not win the votes of Éric Zémour or a share of those of Jean-Luc Mélenchon. Thus in 13 (Françoise-Dolto) or 10 (Saint-Phalle-Perrault). Hence a modest growth in the RN vote in Marcq.
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