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The Caledonian Orchestra was the biggest loser in the legislative elections, with outgoing MP Philippe Dunoyer failing to make it to the second round in the first district and second district candidate Gérard Poadja coming in fourth.
Gone are the days when two candidates from the Caledonian Orchestra were elected to represent the two constituencies of New Caledonia. In 2017, Philippe Dunoyer defeated Sonia Backès in the first constituency and Philippe Gomès surpassed Louis Mapou in the second. Then, in 2022, Philippe Dunoyer was re-elected with the help of the loyalist alliance, receiving 11,182 votes, while on Sunday he received only half of this score, 10.3% of the votes.
For the 2024 early election, 5 791 votes for Philip Dunoyer (1st constituency), Gérard Poadja 3 946 votes (Second District).
Finally, for the first round of early legislative elections, we are back to two camps: for or against independence.
“I am very worried. I am worried that, whatever the election result, these voices will not be able to reach a consensus. And then, on July 7, how will New Caledonia get out of eight weeks of chaos, and that is why this moderate voice seems to me to be the right one? Philippe Dunoyer commented on the NC la 1ère election night. ”We must understand that during this very dark period in our history, Caledonians were unable or unwilling to hear any other voices except those like ours.“, he added.
The Caledonian Consolidated Party is a party that has lost a lot of votes in recent years, especially in the 2019 provincial elections, and now the question arises: what role will this party play in ending the crisis in New Caledonia?
Also read: New Caledonia 2024 legislative elections: official results of the first round are in nine figures
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