Direct. 2024 legislative election results: scores, excellent participation, New Caledonia second round voting after election night

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Caledonian voters voted overwhelmingly for the second round of legislative elections. The elections took place without incident across the country, despite a yellow alert for strong winds. The NC la 1ère then announced the results of the elections for the representative candidates in the two constituencies of New Caledonia.

What you need to know about the second round of legislative elections in New Caledonia on Sunday, July 7, 2024:

A total of 222,114 voters were called to vote across the country.
Caledonian voters turned out in large numbers this Sunday, with a participation rate of 42.91 per cent as of 12pm.
In the first constituency, Nicholas Metzdorf (Royalists and Assembly Party) is against Omaira Nesselin (Independence Party and Nationalists).
In the second constituency, Emmanuel Tjibaou (independent and nationalist) faces Alcide Ponga (royalist and assembly party).

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Follow the results of the New Caledonia legislative runoff election live on Sunday, July 7.

Bray is counting.

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In France, French people go to the polls this Sunday in the second round of legislative elections, a historic election in which the National Rally may emerge victorious, but there is great uncertainty about whether it can gain an absolute majority in parliament and form a government.

Mobilization in France is still expected to remain strong, with participation expected to reach 66.7% of the first round, a level unheard of since its disbandment in 1997.
In Noumea, participation was 65.9% at the close of trading at 5pm, compared with 57.6% the previous Sunday.
As of 5 p.m., 909 of Kuawah’s 1,190 registered voters had voted, or 76.39 percent.

Bv01: 419 out of 572 registered voters, or 73.25%

Bv 02: 218 out of 284 registered voters, or 76.76%

Bv03: 133 out of 150 registered voters, or 88.67%

Bv 04: 139 out of 184 registered voters, or 75.54%

909 voters/1190 registered voters or 76.39%.
Participation Rate Mondor The first round voter turnout was 65.48 per cent, while the first round voter turnout was 56 per cent.
Lifu Mayor Neko Hnepeune attends the vote counting in Wé (left).
In Moindou, the participation rate was 81.85%.

Credit: DR
Count of Mondor.

Photo credit: Sheïma Riahi / NC la 1ère

New Caledonia

Counting begins at Mont Dore City Hall.
In Pubut, the counting is in progress.

Credit: DR
A Cone, At 5 p.m., the participation rate was 76.24%.