A much less clear victory but a victory nonetheless. Despite his legal troubles, the socialist mayor François Cuillandre came out on top in the first round of the municipal elections in Brest with 26.54% of the vote. In 2014, he had flown the first round, collecting 42.46% of the votes.
The reaction of François Cuillandre, who came out on top with 26.54% of the votes in #Brest # Municipales2020 pic.twitter.com/aGH3qohvCm
- Côté Brest (@CoteBrest) March 15, 2020Like six years ago, his main opponent Bernadette Malgorn came second in the first round. The candidate of the right and former prefect of the Brittany region won 18.87% of the vote.
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Pending negotiations for the second round, the ecologist Ronan Pichon also held on with 15.74% of the vote, as did the candidate for the Republic on the march Marc Coatanéa, who ranked fourth with 12.60% of the vote.
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