Assembly candidates. About 6,300 candidates for the 2022 legislative elections are vying for the presidency from this Sunday, June 12, most of whom are completely alien to the electorate. Search your constituency with your city and find a list of candidates …
[Mis à jour le 12 juin 2022 à 07h13] Legislative elections begin this Sunday, with polling stations opening at 8 a.m. for the 48 million French people invited to vote again. 6293 candidates in 577 constituencies are hoping to get their place in the future National Assembly. If a few “star” candidates monopolize (Elizabeth Bourne in the 6th block of Calvados, Marine Le Pen in the 11th block of the Pass-de-Calais, Eric Jemmoor in the 4th block of War, Jean-Michel Blanker in the 4th block of the 10th block in Loiret or Gérald Darmanin ) The majority of voters do not know. Linternaute.com provides you with a map and a search engine to see a list of candidates near you.
To find the list of candidates for your constituency and assembly election, enter the name of the commune you have registered in the election list in the search engine below. This will make it easier to identify your constituency, the various candidates who have fielded themselves for the 2022 Assembly elections, and their political affiliation. All you have to do is go to the polls on June 12th.
Legislative elections are all over France, but in the form of a total of 577 elections in 577 constituencies. These are calculated sector-wise and vary according to population: from one block for less populated areas like Cruise, to 21 blocks for more densely populated areas. This map provides access to a list of blocks in each sector.
In other large cities, such as Paris and Toulouse or Nice, assembly elections tend to be structured in a certain way. The largest municipalities are actually divided into several blocks. Many candidates are running in each of these cities, even if in the end voters have only ten votes in their polls. Find a list of these constituencies and candidates by clicking on the city of your choice below.
The list of candidates for the Assembly elections is now official and Lindernat invites you to look at the candidates running in each constituency at a glance. Thanks to our map, you can see the different contenders for the vice presidency in each of the 577 regions and their political color.
(Almost) everyone can stand in the parliamentary election. First, it is mandatory to be of legal age. According to the Electoral Act, to stand as a candidate in an Assembly election, one must meet a number of conditions: Must be of legal age on election day; Enjoy their civil rights; Should not be in the case of disability or disqualification provided by law. Also, in order to be a candidate, it is necessary to file a nomination in the province for each ballot. If you want to apply it is already too late: For the first round, nomination notices must be submitted from Monday 16th May to Friday 20th May 2022. In the second round, submission of applications – to those who qualify – will be possible on June 13 and 14, 2022.
The nomination notice should include the following details: surname, first names, gender, date and place of birth, residence, occupation of the candidate; Surname, first names, gender, date and place of birth, location, occupation changing candidate; Block to be applied for; Candidate’s signature. This must be accompanied by a written acceptance of the alternative.
A candidate, on the other hand, is not obliged to appear on the electoral roll of one of the municipalities of the Assembly constituency in which he is targeting. The candidate must also provide documentation for the appointment of a financial agent.
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