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Official final result · constituency 5919

19ème circonscription, Nord election result.

Sébastien Chenu (RN) was elected in round 1 for 19ème circonscription of Nord with 58.32% of valid votes.

Direct answer

Sébastien Chenu was elected.

Sébastien Chenu won in round 1 under the official nuance code RN. This is the final 2024 result, not a claim about current membership or later replacements.

Deciding round
Round 1
Winner share
58.32%
Vote margin
17,255
Margin
36.47 pp
Turnout
60.27%
Official nuance
RN
Round 1 · 30 June 2024

All 5 candidates.

Ranked by the Ministry's published votes. The percentage is each candidate's share of valid votes in this round.

RankCandidateNuanceVotesValid shareRegistered share
1Sébastien ChenuElectedRN27,59258.32%34.11%
2Cédric BrunUG10,33721.85%12.78%
3Franck WateletENS7,13615.08%8.82%
4Djemi DriciDIV1,1502.43%1.42%
5Cécile BourletEXG1,0982.32%1.36%
Registered
80,890
Voters
48,751
Turnout
60.27%
Valid votes
47,313
Blank ballots
989
Null ballots
449
No second-round record

This seat was decided in round one.

The Ministry's second-round file excludes constituencies filled in the first round. Electionpedia does not manufacture an empty second-round table.

Permanent constituency record

19ème circonscription, Nord

Electionpedia ID
eop-result-fr-2024-national-assembly-5919
Official constituency ID
5919
Department code
59
First-round candidates
5
Second-round candidates
Not held
Result status
Official final
Interpretation boundary

Historical results are not a live roster.

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Historical final results do not assert current National Assembly membership or later replacements.

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19ème circonscription, Nord Election Result 2024: Sébastien Chenu

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