Stéphane Troussel, the outgoing president of the department has won his bet with the Union of the Left which wins the elections. The right regresses and loses a canton compared to 2015. Ls Seine-Saint-Denis is the only Ile-de-France department on the left.
In total, 784,492 voters from Seine-Saint-Denis were called to ballot in the 21 cantons of the department to elect two departmental councilors per canton, or 42 elected.
The socialist and outgoing president, Stéphane Troussel can savor the victory of the Union of the Left. In Seine-Saint-Denis, the left, which united in the first round to counter its opponents from the right and the center, is strengthening its positions after several polls marked by a slight erosion, especially in the municipal elections in 2020.
“This evening, the department of Seine-Saint-Denis remains on the left. This is good news for the inhabitants because it will allow them to continue to act for equality, for the environment, for young people.“, welcomed the outgoing president in a press release.
In the lead with 54.96% of the vote, the united left is doing even better than in 2015, winning in 13 cantons out of the 21 in the department.
The right has not succeeded in tipping the department as it hoped and is retreating from 2015 by losing a canton. Note the victory of Karine Franclet (UDI) at Aubervilliers. It confirms its good results obtained during the municipal elections last year.
For this second round of the elections, with 73.53%, the abstention remains very high despite a slight jump. In the first round, it had reached 75.65% of the electorate.
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Stéphane Troussel, the outgoing socialist president of the department and his partner, Zaïnaba Saïd Anzum won the canton of Courneuve with 68.7% of the vote. An expected victory for the instigator of the Union of the Left in the department.
“Seine-Saint-Denis remains on the left and this is good news for the inhabitants, because we will be able to continue to act for equality, the environment and youth“, reacted on France Bleu Paris, Stéphane Troussel. He assures him, he will be”the president of all the inhabitants of Seine-Saint-Denis, in particular also of those who did not vote for us, because it is often these inhabitants who need public policies and public services“.
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In Saint-Ouen, clear victory of the current socialist mayor Karim Bouamrane in duet with the communist Emilie Lecroq who wins this election with 65% of the votes in front of the LR / UDI pair Marina Venturina and William Delannoy, the former mayor of the city .
In Bobigny, the canton is won by the communist tandem Pascale Labbé and Abdel Sadi with 66.5% of the votes.
In the strategic canton of Sevran-Villepinte, targeted by the right, we are witnessing a clear victory for the communist Stéphane Blanchet and the ecologist Melissa Youssouf with 57.5% of the vote, on the right-wing list.
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Tremblay-en-France sees the narrow victory of the left tandem composed of Dominique Dellac (PCF) and Pierre Laporte (LFI) with 52.9% of the votes cast in front of the right duo, Lynda Aît Mesghat (DVD) and Xavier Lemoine ( LR) credited with 47.2% of the vote. The right did not benefit from a carryover of votes from the voters of the RN.
Canton of Livry-Gargan: the National Rally was maintained in the second round but it was largely beaten by the duo LR Pierre-Yves Martin, mayor of Livry-Gargan and Sylvie Paul elected with 74.2% of the vote. The RN pair made up of Jean-François Perier and Françoise Trova obtained with 25.8% of the votes cast.
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The expectations of the right were strong in the canton of Noisy-le-Grand. Slightly beaten 6 years ago, the current mayor of Noisy-le-Grand, Brigitte Marsigny (LR) and Eric Allemon (UDI) were determined to take their revenge on the outgoing duo Emmanuel Constant (PS) and Frédérique Denis (EELV). Once again they did not succeed in their bet. They are beaten very little, 38 votes, by The Union of the Left. Emmanuel Constant (PS) and Frédérique Denis (EELV) obtain 50.2% of the vote.
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In Aubervilliers, the UDI mayor of the city, Karine Franklet did not hide her joy at the end of the second round. The UDI-LR tandem with Samuel Martin has shifted this left-wing stronghold to the right with 55% of the votes. The mayor confirms her good electoral results. The union of the left Corinne Narassiguin (PS) and Anthony Daguet (PCF) obtained 45% of the vote.
