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On Saturday, the left won in Guyana, Martinique and Guadeloupe, while the National Party suffered setbacks in those regions. It is worth mentioning that for the legislative elections, these overseas results can be made public if the polling stations of the relevant authorities are closed. This is why the results of New Caledonia, Reunion and Mayotte, where we voted on Sunday, are missing.
Guadeloupe – The outgoing representative was reappointed in four constituencies of Guadeloupe, notably facing two National Rally candidates.
1st constituency: Olivier Serva (DVG) was elected with 77.59% of the votes; 2nd constituency: Christian Baptiste (DVG) was elected with 72.38% of the votes; 3rd constituency: Max Mathiasin (DVG) was elected with 69.15% of the votes; 4th constituency: Elie Caliph (PS-NFP) was elected with 71.09% of the votes. The participation rate was 34.67%, a significant increase from 2022 (28%).
Guyana- Guyana’s two outgoing representatives were re-elected with the support of the National Party.about Constituency: Regionalist Jean-Victor Castor won with 76.11% of the vote.of Constituency: Outgoing National Assembly overseas delegation chief Davy Rimane was re-elected after unlabelled candidate Sophie Charles withdrew from the race. The final participation rate was 24.98%.
Martinique – 1about Constituency: Jiovanny William (REG) was elected with 81.97% of the votes; 2Egypt Constituency: Marcellin Nadeau (REG) was elected with 65.68% of the votes; 3Egypt Constituency: Béatrice Bellay (PS-NFP) was elected with 54.53% of the votes; 4Egypt Constituency: Jean-Philippe Nilor (REG) was elected with 86.58% of the votes. The final participation rate was 32.44%.
In Saint Pierre and MiquelonOutgoing MP (DVD) Stéphane Lenormand won with 61.72% of the votes.
In Saint Martin and Saint BarthelemyFranz Gumbs (MoDem) was elected with 55% of the vote.
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