The Constitutional Council rejects Blanquer’s appeal and validates the election of Beaune

There will be no new attempt for Jean-Michel Blanquer. The Constitutional Council on Friday validated the election of Minister Clément Beaune during the June legislative elections, rejected the appeal of the former Minister of National Education in Loiret and canceled the election of Bénédicte Taurine (LFI) in Ariège .

The body responsible for electoral disputes rejected eight of the appeals presented in nine constituencies, he said in a statement. Is thus validated in the 7th district of Paris the election of a short head of Minister Clément Beaune who had won in the second round with 658 votes ahead of LFI Caroline Mecary who had appealed.

He also rejected the appeal presented by Jean-Michel Blanquer eliminated in the first round in the 4th constituency of Loiret, won largely in the second by Thomas Ménagé (RN) with 63.36% of the vote.

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