• On Sunday, fourteen seats are to be filled in the Rhône department.

  • The presidential majority can keep seven constituencies while the left could get between 4 and 5 deputies.

  • The Republicans were invited to the second round in three constituencies.

On Sunday, voters are called to return to the polls to elect their deputies.

In the Rhône, 14 seats are to be filled.

The macronists remain able to keep between 7 and 8 constituencies out of the 12 they hold.

The left, which had not obtained any deputy in 2017, could delight him between 4 and 5 seats.

As for the Republicans, they would content themselves with 2 or 3 posts in the National Assembly.

Here are the prospects for the second round of these legislative elections.

The winnable constituencies for the left

In Villeurbanne (6th district), the son-in-law of Jean-Luc Mélenchon, Gabriel Amard is now a big favorite.

It should probably allow the left to recover its stronghold, after a break of 5 years.

Emmanuelle Haziza (Together!), who had a total of 15 points less than her opponent on the evening of the first round, will find it difficult to catch up, especially since she does not have a huge pool of votes, since the Republicans presented no candidate.

Conversely, Gabriel Amard can recover the voters of the PRG and dissident ecologists (9.5%).

In Lyon, the 3rd district should not escape the young ecologist Marie-Charlotte Garin who has a more than comfortable lead over Sarah Peillon, invested by the presidential majority.

With a score of 43% in the first round, it now seems unattainable.

In the 2nd, Hubert Julien-Laferrière is on favorable ballot to find the benches of the National Assembly.

But this time, under the colors of Nupes and not LREM, as in 2017.

In the 1st constituency, the Insoumise Aurélie Gries has a serious card to play.

Placed at the head of the first of the first round, she could well dislodge the outgoing deputy Thomas Rudigoz.

To keep his seat, the latter will have to mobilize the abstainers and convince the voters of the right.

Finally, the 14th constituency (Vénissieux, Saint-Fons and Corbas) seems to be promised to Idir Boumertit.

Trailing by ten points, outgoing MP Yves Blein (LREM) risks being penalized by a low pool of votes and a high abstention.

The constituencies that should remain Macronist

In Lyon, only Anne Brugnera seems able to keep her seat.

The 4th constituency remains within reach, since last May, the electorate, which leans more to the right, had massively turned to the candidacy of Emmanuel Macron.

Opposite, the environmentalist Benjamin Badouard will have difficulty in winning the victory, even if he is only three points behind his competitor.

The reason ?

He has practically no vote pool, unlike Anne Brugnera who can mobilize Les Républicains (16.5% in the first round).

In the 5th (Caluire and Monts d'Or), Blandine Brocard should get back in without too much difficulty.

If the Insoumis Fabrice Matteucci created the surprise by inviting himself to the second round, he will probably struggle to transform the test into a territory historically anchored on the right.

The second round should only be a formality for Thomas Gassilloud, Jean-Luc Fugit and Cyrille Isaac Sibille, engaged respectively in the 10th, 11th and 12th constituencies, reluctant to vote on the left.

All have a sufficient lead over their opponents, from the ranks of the Nupes.

In the 13th (East Lyon), their colleague Sarah Tanzilli is on a favorable ballot against Victor Prandt who, without a voice, seems isolated.

The constituencies in which the right can save the furniture

Depending on the scenario, the Republicans could leave this second round empty-handed or win up to three seats.

The best chance of winning is in the 9th constituency (Beaujolais).

Everything rests on the shoulders of Alexandre Portier who will be opposed to the president of the Youth with Macron, Ambroise Méjean.

In the 7th (Rillieux-la-Pape, Bron), the outcome remains very uncertain.

Alexandre Vincendet is lagging behind, seven points ahead of the rebel Abdelkader Lahmar.

The voters of the presidential majority, disqualified for the second round, certainly hold the keys to the ballot to tip this territory in one camp, as in the other.

Unless the mayor of Rillieux, known for his security policy, enjoys support from sympathizers of the far right (15% in the first round).

All the results of the 1st round

In the 8th (Abresle, Thizy, Ecully, Bois d'Oingt), Nathalie Serre, who had recovered the seat of Patrice Verchère during his mandate, is in an unfavorable ballot.

The outgoing MP is seven points behind her competitor, Dominique Despras (LREM).

But everything is possible in this bastion, generally acquired on the right.

Policy

Legislative 2022: Please pronounce "Nupe" and not "Nupesse", indicates the French Academy

Elections

Legislative Results 2022: LREM and Nupes neck and neck in the Rhône, the left in pole position in Lyon

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