Among French expatriates, in ten out of eleven constituencies there was a duel between the presidential majority candidates, Together!, and those of the New People’s Ecological and Social Union (Nupes). The presidential coalition won nine of them after the second round of general elections on Sunday 19 June.

The 8th^e constituency won by Meyer Habib (UDI) and the 9th^e Constituency assembled by Karim Ben Cheikh (Nupes) escape him.

• In which 1^D Constituency (North America)the influential outgoing MP, Roland Lescure (LRM), was re-elected with 55.63% of the vote, against 44.37% for his opponent from the New People’s Ecological and Social Union (Nupes), Florence Roger. He took first place in the first ballot with 35.88% of the votes.
• In which 2^e Ride (Latin America and Caribbean)the candidate of the presidential party, Eleanor Caroit, receives 57.42 % of votes while the “rebels” (nupes) Christian Rodriguez received 42.58% of the votes. In the first round, Ms. Caroit won (34.57%) and Mr. Rodriguez 28.20%.
• In which 3^e Constituency (Northern Europe)the outgoing deputy Alexander Holroyd (LRM) retains its seat in the National Assembly thanks to its 55.87% in the second ballot. Charlotte Minvielle (Nupes), his opponent only reaps 44.13% of the votes. In the first ballot he had won 38.51% of the votes, ahead of the ecologist’s 31.46%.
• In which 4^e Constituency (Benelux), Pieyre-Alexandre Anglade, LRM-invested candidate for his re-election, received 55.15% of the vote. He beats the socialist Cecilia Gondard (Nupes), which collected 44.85%.
• In which 5^e Constituency (Spain, Portugal, Monaco and Andorra)where Manuel Valls (Together!) ran, it is the Nupes, with the ecologist Renaud LeBerrewho took first place last Sunday with 27.89% of the vote, ahead of the outgoing MP, Stephane Vojetta, which had received 24.60%. This time it was the dissident LRM who prevailed against his opponent with 57.26% of the votes.
• In which 6^e Ride (Switzerland and Liechtenstein)the economist and close friend of Emmanuel Macron Marc Ferracci is elected MP thanks to his victory (64.97%) ahead of the candidate from Nupes, the “rebel”. Magali Mangin (35.03%). In the first ballot he had won 36.49% of the votes against 20.28% for Ms Mangin.
• In which 7^e Constituency (Central Europe)the outgoing deputy Fredrik Petit (MoDem), retains its seat thanks to the 60.21% it received over its competitor, Asma Rharmaoui Claquin (Nupes), which won over only 39.79% of voters. Last Sunday he won the first round with 34.58% of the votes ahead of the candidate from Nupes and her 26.06% of the votes.
• In which 8th^e Ride, this includes in particular Italy, Greece, Turkey and Israelthe outgoing deputy Meyer Habib (UDI), was re-elected Deborah Abisror-de Lieme (LRM), which received 49.42% of the votes cast against 50.58% for Mr. Habib.
• In which 9^e Constituency (Maghreb and West Africa)the candidate of generation s, invested by nupes, Karim Ben Cheikhprevailed as deputy against the former Minister for Equal Opportunities. Elizabeth Moreno (Together !). He received 54.07% of the vote against 45.93% for his opponent. It was also the order of arrival in the first round that Mr Ben Vheikh mostly won (39.99%) ahead of the former minister who received 28.06%.
• In which 10^e Constituency (Middle East and Africa)the outgoing, Amelie Lakrafi (Together!), retains her mandate as MP thanks to the 63.58% of the electorate who voted for her versus 36.42% for Chantal Mussa (noops). In the first round, the outgoing MP took the lead with a margin of more than ten points and her 32.74% 22.53% M^me Musa.
• That 11^e Constituency (Eastern Europe, Asia and Oceania, i.e. 49 countries) sees the outgoing deputy, Anne Genetet (Together!) re-elected with 61.73% of the votes. his opponent, Dominic Vidal, the candidate from Nupes, gets 38.27%. The order of the first round was not disturbed as the majority member won with 38.14% ahead of her opponent and her 24.79% of the vote.