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practical information, opening of polling stations, candidates, health protocol… know everything before voting in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

This Sunday, June 19, the new deputies will be elected in 577 constituencies in France. The second round is played between four main parties, the presidential majority, the Nupes, new union of the left, the RN National Rally, or The Republicans. You are going to vote or not, we tell you everything.

In Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, polling stations open at 8 a.m., and will close at 6 p.m., including in large cities such as Dijon or Besançon. This election is taking place in scorching heat. Up to 37 degrees in Burgundy near Auxerre, 35 in Besançon. Météo-France has kept the region on heatwave orange vigilance. What effect will the weather have on the participation rate, in the first round the abstention rates varied from 45 to 54% in the region.

Already, you need to know in which office you are voting, if you have not done so in the first round. To know it, you can look on your voter card, this number is indicated. Otherwise follow this link to find your polling station.

You will need at least one piece of identification, an identity card for example, passport, or driving license, vital card or even hunting license to be able to vote. The voter’s card is not compulsory.

We vote in 12 constituencies in Franche-Comté, 15 in Burgundy. Duels mainly between the candidates.
Here are the results of the first round in the region, you will find department by department the candidates remaining in contention in your constituency.

Read: the 24 candidates present in the second round in Franche-Comté

Deputies are elected by direct universal suffrage in a two-round majority uninominal ballot. To be elected in the first round, a candidate must obtain an absolute majority of the votes cast, if they represent at least 25% of the voters registered on the electoral lists. If this is not the case, there is a second round with the candidates who have obtained the votes of at least 12.5% ​​of those registered. In Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, no deputy was elected in the first round.

You do not intend to vote for a candidate, but still want to vote? To vote blank, you will either have to leave your envelope empty or slip a blank white ballot into it. The blank ballot is not provided. It is even forbidden to make them available to voters.
A vote will be considered invalid if you deposit in the ballot box a ballot without an envelope, if your ballot is not regulatory, annotated or torn.

During the counting, the blank ballots are counted separately from the invalid votes. They appear in the minutes of the results drawn up by the officials of your polling station. An obligation since the law of February 21, 2014 to recognize the white vote.

At the time of the counting, it should be noted that the calculation of the percentages of votes acquired by each candidate does not take into account the blank vote like the null vote.

Who will have the majority in the National Assembly? How many seats for the majority of Emmanuel Macron, the Nupes alliance of the left, or the National Rally. The calculation is not proportional to the results of the second round as france info explains to us.

The legislative voting system creates a distortion between the votes cast at the national level and the actual composition of the hemicycle at the Palais-Bourbon since there is no proportionality between the score of a party or a bloc policy and its number of seats in the Assembly. Unlike the European elections, where the parties are allocated a number of seats equivalent to the national score they have achieved, under a proportional voting system.

Even if the Nupes came out on top of the votes cast throughout the country, it would not necessarily obtain a majority in the Assembly.

Even if the epidemic is still there, and the number of cases has more than doubled in a week in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, no restrictions are in force in the polling stations. The health pass is not required. Hydroalcoholic gel must be made available to voters. It is recommended that fragile people wear a mask, and respect barrier gestures.

From 8 p.m., France 3 Bourgogne-Franche-Comté will give you the results on the air and on the website.

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