The line is very favorable to balottage Clichy and Asnieres after the first round of partial municipal election, Sunday, June 14, while in another town of Hauts-de-Seine, Puteaux, the former mayor UMP Joëlle Ceccaldi – Raynaud won the first round. Partial elections are also held in Pontault-Combault (Seine-et-Marne) and Thionville (Moselle). The results of the municipal elections of March 2014 in these five cities were invalidated by the courts. The second rounds will be held next Sunday.
A Puteaux, former UMP mayor reelected in the first round
The list led by Joëlle Ceccaldi-Raynaud, mayor since 2004, has become easily with 60.77% of the vote against a Modem-PS-EELV front ( 23.32%). A dissenting list led by a close Ceccaldi-Raynaud’s father received only 3.65% of the vote.
In 2014, the recording of the DVD of the candidate list had been refused on the grounds a running mate was already registered, according to him without his knowledge, on a Navy list, a “maneuver” that “distorted the election results,” the State Council.
in Clichy threatened socialist town hall
In the only city of the department held by the Socialists, the list of candidate Republicans Rémi Muzeau came close to winning the first round with 48.83% of votes, facing the PS-PCF-PRG list led by the former director of cabinet of outgoing mayor, Gilles Catoire, who decided not to run.
In this city, the election 2014 was canceled because the candidate Didier Schuller, who was not represented, added the UMP and Modem notices on its posters and newsletters, suggesting that he enjoyed the nomination of these parties.
At Asnieres Aeschlimann collects over 47% of the vote
Voted on the wire with 70 votes in advance in 2014, Manuel Aeschlimann (Republicans, former UMP) won 47.42% of the vote on Sunday against 36.3% for his socialist opponent. The Council of State invalidated the previous election due to “pressure” to vote UMP just outside several polling stations, without establishing the involvement of Manuel Aeschlimann.
A possible quadrangular Pontaut-Combault
The outgoing Socialist Mayor of the city of Seine-et-Marne Monique Delessart , was leading Sunday with 32.09% of votes, ahead of the list of his former deputy Cédric Pommot (22.86%). Following irregularities alleged by the latter on its own ballots, the voting was annulled in 2014 by the State Council. IDU-UMP lists (19.73%) and National Front (16.83%) are also in position to keep the second round.
mayor of Thionville, whom a complaint, leading
The outgoing Republican mayor, Anne Grommerch has collected 46.77% of the vote Sunday, against 40.96% for his rival PS, she had surpassed 77 votes in 2014. The latter had filed a criminal complaint in the wake of the elections, denouncing electoral fraud via questionable proxies. The election had been annulled by the Council of State, which held that a leaflet distributed two days before the election could influence the outcome.
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