18:53 – How will abstention evolve between the 1st round and the 2nd round of the 2022 ballot in Le Havre?
The level of mobilization is a heavy indicator, which has a profound consequence on the epilogue of a presidential election. However, abstention during the first round of this presidential election 15 days ago rose to 31.77% in this town of Le Havre against 27.02% in the 2017 presidential election. After the interval between the two rounds, for the final , it had climbed to 32.33%. Will the mobilization of voters between the first and second rounds of the election follow that of the last deadline?
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6:30 p.m. – Who will the supporters of Mélenchon in Le Havre be on?
With a score of 30.17% of the votes in the 1st round, Jean-Luc Mélenchon would have been qualified for the 2nd round on April 24 if the presidential election had only taken place in Le Havre. An indicator to be reassessed according to national groups. Nationally, the third man in the election had gathered 21.95% of voters (against 19.58% in the first round for the last presidential election). The transfers of the votes of the voters of Eric Zemmour and Valérie Pécresse in Le Havre are not to be neglected either this April 24, just like the transfers of the votes of the socialists and the ecologists. The polemicist recorded 4.82% of the votes in the locality, the president of the Ile-de-France region 2.83%. As for Yannick Jadot and Anne Hidalgo, they failed at 4.12% and 1.48% respectively in the 1st round. That is to say a reserve of votes of 7.65% on the right of the chessboard and 5.6% rather on the left, without counting the Mélenchon votes.
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14:39 – The voters of Le Havre rather favorable to Emmanuel Macron for the moment
In Le Havre, Emmanuel Macron placed himself ahead of his rival 15 days ago with 27.53% against 20.67% for Marine Le Pen. Nevertheless, it was Jean-Luc Mélenchon who finished in the lead with 30.17%. Enough to preserve the fog this Sunday, April 24, 2022. As a reminder, in the 2nd round in 2017 in the city, Emmanuel Macron ended up winning, with 67.33% of the vote against 32.67% for Marine Le Pen.
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