Among the 187 names for the first wave of presidential majority nominations revealed Thursday night, ten members of the government are: Jean-Michel Blanquer, Gabriel Attal, Amelie de Montchalin, Gerald Darmanin, Clement Boone, Elizabeth Born, Olivier Dusupt, Emmanuel Wargon and Laurent Petrasevsky. and Brigitte Klinkert.
The Minister of Education, Jean-Michel Blanquer, who initially intended to land at 3And Evelyn neighborhood before seeing that hope fade, it was confirmed on 4And Loire constituency, where Deputy Republic (LR) Jean-Pierre Dore is not running for re-election.
Clement Bonn is a candidate for a first term
Official Spokesperson Gabriel Attal Will Fight For Mandate On 10And The constituency in Hauts-de-Seine, where he was elected in 2017, while Clement Bonn, Minister of State for European Affairs, is running on 7And Paris district, where outgoing MP Bacome Rubin (La République en Marche, LRM) does not stand.
He will compete with Gerald Darmanin, Minister of the Interior, in 10th placeAnd A constituency in the north, covering his stronghold in Torkoeng, a constituency for which he was already an MP from 2012 to 2016. It was announced on Thursdayduring a press conference in Busbeck (North): “It was quite logical that after five years I had not gone into hiding, and that I would meet the voters. » Before the list was revealed, Elizabeth Bourne, Secretary of Labor, announced, In a short interview Awarded to regional daily newspapers free channelShe’ll be a candidate at 6 .And Calvado circle.
Minister of Public Accounts Olivier Dusupt will run for a fourth term on 2And Ardèche department, while Emmanuelle Wargon, Delegate Minister responsible for Housing, is on 8And The department of Val-de-Marne, as announced on Thursday in columns figaro. Amelie de Montchalin, Minister of Transition and Public Service, will try to be re-elected in the sixth termAnd Essonne constituency.
Finally, the Secretary of State in charge of Pensions and Health at Work, Laurent Petrasevsky, will run for re-election on the 11And Northern District Minister Responsible for Integration Brigitte Klinkert in 1Dr Haut-Rhin district. On the other hand, it has been confirmed that the Minister of Economy, Bruno Le Maire, as well as the Keeper of the Seals, Eric Dupond-Moretti, will not be candidates.
Manuel Valls confirmed at 5And A constituency of French citizens abroad
In the list of the first candidates to be invested also appears the name of former Prime Minister Manuel Valls, confirming his inauguration on 5And Constituency of French electors living abroad (Spain, Portugal, Monaco, Andorra).
The former socialist – elected four times to Essonne, last in 2017 before joining the majority group on Hemcap seats – left the National Assembly in 2018 to run, unsuccessfully, at Barcelona City Hall.
If he can count on the inauguration of the LRM, Mr. Valls will have to face a dissenting nomination: that of outgoing MP Stefan Vojta (LRM), who announced on Thursday that he intends to run again and told himself “Surprised” Through this installation. “As a close member of my countrymen, and whom I believe appreciates, I was the ‘natural candidate’ for nomination in this constituency where I had put my bags in twenty years ago and to which I have remained faithful.”wrote in a press release, highlights ” commitment “and this is Loyalty to the presidential majority.
Some of the dissident and departing MPs did not invest
The list also confirms the inauguration of former Minister (LR) and Chairman of the Finance Committee of the National Assembly, Eric Woerth, mounting in front of Emmanuel Macron since February, in his constituency Boise (4).And), where he was first elected in 2002.
Another sign of openness on the right: former Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin’s chief of staff, Solén Gibault, invest in 3And Orne’s constituency, or regional councilor Martine Guibert, who sits in the majority of Laurent Wauquiez, at 2And Kantal circle.
On the left, no one was invested in the 3And The Pyrenees-Atlantique constituency facing outgoing MP David Habib (Socialist Party, PS), victim on Wednesday of the electoral agreement between the PSOE and La France Insomise – opposing this agreement, Mr Habib has not been reinvested.
He came to the assembly in 2017 under the banner of the Revolutionary Liberal Party but has left the majority since then, deputies Guillaume Chiche, Agnes Thiel, Benoit Simien or even Cedric Villani have seen their candidates. And so he will face mathematician Paul Midi, general manager of LRM, at Essonne. The outgoing deputies did not receive the LRM nomination, such as Valérie Petit in the North, Marie-Ange Magne in Haute-Vienne or Pierre Cabaré in Haute-Garonne.
Another noteworthy fact: The unsuccessful LRM candidate for mayor of Bordeaux, Thomas Cazeneuve, will try his luck in MP on 1Dr Gironde Circle, while Paris Senator Julian Bargeton will embark on 6And A constituency in Paris, conquered by Pierre Pearson in 2017, which does not represent itself.
The second batch of names of candidates by the presidential majority parties namely LRM, MoDem and Horizon, grouped within the CNT together as announced Thursday, will be announced on Saturday at the end of the day.
