# New Ecological and Social People's Union

The New Ecological and Social People's Union (French: Nouvelle Union populaire écologique et sociale, NUPES) was a left-wing electoral alliance of political parties in France. Formed on May Day 2022, the alliance included La France Insoumise (LFI), the Socialist Party (PS), the French Communist Party (PCF), The Ecologists (LE), Ensemble! (E!), and Génération.s (G.s), and their respective smaller partners. It was the first wide left-wing political alliance since the Plural Left in the 1997 French legislative election. Over 70 dissident candidates who refused the accord still ran.
Per a press release, the union's founding goal for the 2022 legislative election was to deny Emmanuel Macron's Ensemble Citoyens on the centre-right a presidential majority in the National Assembly, and to also defeat the French far-right. EELV and LFI signed an agreement that had the alliance won a majority of seats, they would have put forward Mélenchon as prime minister of France for a cohabitation. NUPES won the most seats outside of Ensemble, denying Macron a majority; at the same time, they underperformed expectations, only winning about 22% of the seats and 26% of the popular vote, while the far-right National Rally obtained its best result ever and became the largest parliamentary opposition group, due to NUPES being an electoral alliance.
In October 2023, the coalition's future was put in doubt when the Socialist Party voted a "moratorium" on its participation to the NUPES alliance following LFI leadership's refusal to qualify Hamas as a terrorist organization in the context of the Israel–Hamas war.

## History
### Formation

In October 2021, shortly before the 2022 French presidential election, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the initiator of the coalition, launched the People's Union. In December 2021, he announced the creation of a Parliament of the People's Union, which aimed to bring together personalities from outside La France Insoumise (LFI) in order to support its candidacy.
In the context of the 2022 French legislative election, LFI, the largest left-wing force in the presidential election, sought to unite the main left-wing parties around the banner of the New People's Ecological and Social Union. Discussions were held with the Europe Ecology – The Greens (EELV) and the French Communist Party (PCF), which joined the coalition on 2–3 May 2022, respectively, while the Socialist Party (PS), after having reached an agreement to join the coalition on 4 May, voted to do so in its National Council on 5 May. After that, the New Anticapitalist Party (NPA) announced it would not enter the coalition due to insurmountable ideological differences with the PS; it also said it would support the coalition's candidates that belonged to the radical left-wing. The Republican and Socialist Left (GRS) said it would negotiate its entry into the union.
Two groupings of smaller left-wing parties reached out to the coalition seeking to start negotiations: the Federation of the Republican Left, composed of GRS along with the Citizen and Republican Movement, Engagement, Left Radicals, and the New Socialist Left, and the Social and Ecologist Rally, composed of Allons Enfants, Democratic and Social Left, Liberté Ecologie Fraternité, New Deal, and Together on Our Territories. Failing to do so, the GRS and its allies announced its intention to run 100 candidates. On 20 May, New Deal announced that it was withdrawing its candidates and endorsing NUPES candidates around the country.

### Expansion

With the aim of a coalition agreement, EELV proposed changing the name People's Union to Popular and Ecologist Union, or People's Ecologist and Social Front. Shortly before 2 May, an agreement was concluded with EELV, under the common banner of the New Ecological and Social People's Union. The agreement provided for 100 constituencies out of 577 for the environmental bloc. EELV wanted the centers of the cities won in the 2020 French municipal elections. It obtained Bordeaux, Strasbourg, and Lyon, as well as the 3rd, 5th, 8th, and 9th constituencies of Paris. On 3 May, the PCF announced that it would join the coalition. In its press release, the party said it would want to form a majority with its allies and that the PCF and LFI share "common pragmatic objectives".
The PS initially ruled out talks with LFI, before joining the talks on 27 April; the talks were again suspended on 29 April. The PS leader Olivier Faure negotiated with LFI in its headquarters on 2 May. A day later, Manuel Bompard, the negotiator for LFI, said that negotiations between the parties had been "difficult on merits and on the constituencies". On 4 May, the PS came to an agreement in principle with the coalition, subject to a vote by the party's national council the next day. The national council ratified the agreement on 5 May. After the PS was admitted, the NPA announced that it would not formally join the coalition but said it would support more radical left-wing NUPES candidates.

### 2022 French legislative election

In the first round of the 2022 French legislative election, NUPES finished either second (per the Ministry of the Interior) or first (per Le Monde), slightly behind or ahead of Ensemble (25.75%–25.66% per the Ministry of the Interior and 26.1%–25.9% per Le Monde). This was because some NUPES candidates had not had their affiliation registered by the Ministry of Interior, which French media took in consideration. Four LFI candidates were elected in the first round, the most of any party or coalition, and 386 NUPES candidates qualified for the second round; of the over 70 dissident candidates, 15 qualified for the second round.
After the second round, NUPES was forecast to win 149 seats, resulting in a hung parliament and the loss of an absolute majority for Macron's Ensemble. As NUPES was only an electoral agreement and each party is expected to form its own parliamentary group, it did not become the largest parliamentary opposition group. As with the first round, several news outlets, such as Le Monde, gave a different result as to the final seat count, with NUPES on 142 rather than 131 due to differences as to candidates, particularly in the French overseas constituencies, being classified as members of these alliances or not.

### Electoral results and aftermath

Depending on the method of calculation, NUPES won either 131 seats (according to the Ministry of the Interior) or 142 (according to Le Monde), enough to deny Macron's Ensemble Citoyens coalition a parliamentary majority and to form the formal opposition in Parliament. The coalition performed worse than most polls between the first and second round indicated, and the far-right National Rally (RN) gained 89 seats, its best result ever.
Fabien Roussel, leader of the PCF, said of the results: "[NUPES] didn't allow us to have a majority, and it didn't prevent the far right from making strong progress either, and that calls out to me, that questions me ... I can see that the alliance only speaks to part of France, to that of the big cities, and not to that of rurality." He also praised the alliance for having led the French Left to win far more seats than in the 2017 French legislative election.
The day after the election, LFI's Jean-Luc Mélenchon said the results were "disappointing" and called for a united NUPES parliamentary group, as no individual party in NUPES exceeded the 89 seats won by the RN, and official opposition could fall to the RN if NUPES was unable to form a larger parliamentary group. The leaders of EELV, PCF, and PS announced that they were opposed to a unified group in parliament. Mélenchon said that he would not take part in talks with Macron for government, while leaders of two NUPES parties, the PS leader Olivier Faure and the PCF's Roussel, stated that they would do so. LFI requested a vote of no confidence to be held on 5 July, but did not pass with only NUPES voting for it.
Despite the formation of separate groups in the National Assembly, NUPES voted as a bloc to elect Éric Coquerel of LFI President of the Finance Committee, defeating candidates from RN and The Republicans. The post of President of the Finance Committee traditionally goes to the largest opposition group in parliament.

### Election of René Pilato

In the 2022 election in Charente's 1st constituency, NUPES candidate René Pilato lost to presidential majority incumbent Thomas Mesnier by 24 votes. The election was deemed invalid in December 2022 due to irregularities. A by-election was held in January 2023, which led to Pilato winning by slightly under 500 votes over Mesnier, a gain for NUPES at the expense of the presidential majority.

### Quatennens Affair

In September 2022, French newspaper Le Canard enchaîné published an article revealing that Adrien Quatennens, national co-ordinator of LFI and MP had been accused of domestic violence by his wife. Following this revelation, an investigation was opened by the Lille police. In a press release Quatennens admitted to having slapped his wife once, before backtracking and describing a multitude of events of "extreme mutual tension" that led to him grabbing her wrist, elbowing her or sending excessive amounts of text messages. Following these revelations, he resigned from his post as LFI co-ordinator but remained an MP. On the 26th of September, Quatennens' wife officially pressed charges. This caused large amounts of tension within the NUPES with a lot of criticism being directed towards LFI, particularly because other sexual misconduct allegations had been directed towards Éric Coquerel and Taha Bouhafs [fr] earlier in the year, with the latter not even being able to stand in the legislative election.
Many within the NUPES perceived LFI's inability to deal with the Quatennens Affair as a political fault, notably EELV MP Sandrine Rousseau. Furthermore, political analysts and commentators saw LFI's decision to maintain Quatennens as an MP as the movement turning its back on militants and younger generations. An open letter published in Le Monde in December 2022, and signed by over one thousand militants and LFI supporters demanded the resignation of Quatennens and his withdrawal from politics.
After pleading guilty to the charges against him, Quatennens was convicted to four months of prison with surcharge and a 2000 euro fine. Following this, he was excluded from the LFI-NUPES parliamentary group and sat as a non-inscrit until his reintegration into the group in April 2023, with the decision to welcome him back into the group sparking debate throughout both the NUPES and the LFI group itself.

### Bayou Affair

Simultaneously, alongside the Quattennens Affair, a similar case erupted involving EELV national secretary Julien Bayou. In July 2022, it was reported to the EELV internal cell for violence and sexual harassment that Bayou had been carrying out behaviour of "psychological violence and harassment" towards women in his entourage. On the 20th of September, in the midst of the Quatennens Affair, Bayou resigned from his post as co-president of the EELV parliamentary group and from his position as EELV national secretary. According to French magazine Marianne, this came as a result of internal pressure from prominent EELV member Sandrine Rousseau.
Following Bayou's resignation, he has stayed relatively quiet in the media, though he remains an MP and continues to sit with the EELV parliamentary group at the National Assembly. Following the 2022 EELV party congress, Marine Tondelier was elected national secretary with 90.8% of votes.
Many journalists and political commentators saw the large of number of allegations directed towards NUPES members as discrediting the political union.

### Tensions with the Communist Party

As early as September 2022, tensions began to arise between the NUPES and Communist Party national secretary Fabien Roussel, with many left-wing commentators seeing Roussel as too "right-wing" with some newspapers calling him "the right's favourite communist." Further tensions arose in 2023 after Roussel called Minister of the Interior Gérald Darmanin a friend and stated that they have "known [each other] for a long time." This came after weeks of extreme violence between protestors and police in the wake of the 2023 pension reform.
More tensions arose in April 2023 after Roussel called the NUPES an "outdated" electoral coalition that "had failed." He also expressed his desires to extend the coalition notably to former Socialist Prime Minister Bernard Cazeneuve, an ardent critic of the NUPES. This led to disagreements within the Communist Party, notably with MPs Sébastien Jumel and Pierre Dharréville. These statements were also met with criticism from LFI who issued a press-statement directed at Roussel. During a speech at the 2023 Communist Party congress, where he was re-elected with 80.4% of votes, Roussel replied to LFI and NUPES saying "I say it clearly and in fraternity, mind your own business!"

### Socialist infighting and election of Martine Froger

In January 2023, the Socialist Party held its 80th congress in Marseille. Olivier Faure, incumbent first secretary was re-elected with 51.09% of the vote. Nonetheless, both Faure and challenger, Rouen mayor Nicolas Mayer-Rossignol would each claim that they had won, making it unclear who the true winner was for a couple of days. In the end, a collective leadership agreement was agreed upon and Mayer-Rossignol was appointed delegate national secretary.
A soft critic of the NUPES, Mayer-Rossignol's race for national secretary was supported by a number of the party's "elephants" notably Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo, anti-NUPES figure Carole Delga and former President François Hollande.
On 27 January 2023, the Constitutional Council of France ruled the re-election of LFI MP Bénédicte Taurine as unconstitutional as a result of contentious ballots from the RN candidate, triggering a by-election. Despite the national direction of the Socialist Party offering their support to Taurine, the local federation alongside the Radical Party of the Left chose to support dissident Socialist candidate Martine Froger. Both candidates made it to the second round of voting, and Froger benefited from the support of the Renaissance and RN candidates who called to "make barrage" against Taurine. Furthermore, former Socialist Prime Minister Bernard Cazeneuve joined Froger in the constituency, offering her his support. Froger was elected with 60.2% of the vote and was congratulated in person by Mayer-Rossignol and Carol Delga, against the wishes of both the NUPES and the Socialist Party leadership. To date no sanctions have been taken against Mayer-Rossignol and other members of the Socialist Party.
Once elected, Froger caused further tension within the NUPES with the question of her seating in the Socialist Parliamentary Group posing a problem for some, with many not seeing it fit that she sit within the NUPES intergroup. Some suggested that she sit with the centrist LIOT group alongside other dissident socialists.

### Socialist Party suspension

In the aftermath of Hamas's attack on Israel on 7 October 2023 and the subsequent Israel–Hamas war, the Socialist Party voted 54%–46% for a "moratorium" on participating in the alliance due to LFI's refusal to explicitly denounce Hamas as a terrorist organization. The result of the vote was announced on 18 October 2023. Socialist Party leader Olivier Faure reiterated his support for a broad union of the French left, but called Jean-Luc Mélenchon an "obstacle to unity." Mélenchon posted on Twitter that Faure had led the suspension of the Socialist Party due to "personal reasons" between the two.

## Members

The initial agreement, struck on 1 May 2022, brought together La France Insoumise and its allies together with a grouping of ecologist parties, including Europe Ecology – The Greens, Ecology Generation, Génération.s, and The New Democrats. On 3 May, the French Communist Party agreed to join the alliance, followed by the Socialist Party and Place Publique on 4 May. On 20 May, New Deal announced its endorsement of the coalition.
| Party | Party | Abbr. | Ideology | Political position | Leader(s) |
| La France Insoumise and allies |||||||
| | La France Insoumise | LFI | Democratic socialism Left-wing populism | Left-wing | Jean-Luc Mélenchon Manuel Bompard |
| | Left Party | PG | Democratic socialism Left-wing populism | Left-wing | Éric Coquerel Danielle Simonnet |
| | Ensemble! | E! | Socialism Eco-socialism | Left-wing to far-left | Collective leadership |
| | Picardie Debout | PD | Left-wing populism Economic nationalism | Left-wing | François Ruffin |
| | Ecological Revolution for the Living | REV | Deep ecology Green politics | Left-wing | Aymeric Caron |
| | Independent Workers' Party | POI | Marxism | Left-wing to far-left | Collective |
| | Rézistans Égalité 974 | RÉ974 | Democratic socialism Regionalism | Left-wing to far-left | Jean-Hugues Ratenon |
| Les Écologistes |||||||
| | The Ecologists | LE | Green politics Alter-globalisation | Centre-left to left-wing | Marine Tondelier |
| | Génération.s | G.s | Democratic socialism Eco-socialism | Left-wing | Benoît Hamon |
| | Ecology Generation | GÉ | Green politics Ecofeminism | Centre | Delphine Batho |
| Socialist Party and allies |||||||
| | Socialist Party | PS | Social democracy | Centre-left | Olivier Faure |
| | Place Publique | PP | Social democracy | Centre-left | Raphaël Glucksmann |
| | New Deal | ND | Progressivism | Centre-left to left-wing | Arnaud Lelache Aline Mouquet |
| | Movement for the Development of Mayotte | MDM | | | |
| French Communist Party and allies |||||||
| | French Communist Party | PCF | Communism | Left-wing to far-left | Fabien Roussel |
| | For Réunion | PLR | Democratic socialism Post-Marxism | Left-wing | Huguette Bello |
| | Tāvini Huiraʻatira | TH | Progressivism French Polynesian autonomism/independence | Centre-left to left-wing | Oscar Temaru |
| | Péyi-A | Péyi-A | Martiniquean independence | Centre-left to left-wing | Jean-Philippe Nilor Marcelin Nadeau |

### Former members

On 16 October 2022, The New Democrats merged to Europe Ecology – The Greens.
| Party | Party | Party | Abbr. | Ideology | Political position | Leader(s) |
| | | The New Democrats | ND | Social liberalism Environmentalism | Centre-left | Aurélien Taché Émilie Cariou |

## Candidates 2022

Constituency breakdown by party and bloc :
| Party or bloc | Party or bloc | Constituencies | Proportion |
| La France Insoumise and associated parties (La France Insoumise, Left Party, Ensemble!, Picardie debout, Ecological Revolution for the Living) | La France Insoumise and associated parties (La France Insoumise, Left Party, Ensemble!, Picardie debout, Ecological Revolution for the Living) | 326 | 56.50% |
| Ecologist Pole | Europe Ecology – The Greens | 80 | 13.86% |
| Ecologist Pole | Génération.s | 9 | 1.56% |
| Ecologist Pole | Ecology Generation | 9 | 1.56% |
| Ecologist Pole | The New Democrats | 2 | 0.35% |
| Ecologist Pole | Total | 100 | 17.33 % |
| Socialist Party | Socialist Party | 70 | 11.96 % |
| French Communist Party | French Communist Party | 50 | 8.84% |
| Undeclared (outre-mer and Corsica) | Undeclared (outre-mer and Corsica) | 31 | 5.55 % |
| Total | Total | 577 | 100 % |

### Breakdown by constituency

Candidates per constituency :
| Constituency | Party | Party | Candidate | First-round vote | Second-round vote | Elected |
| Ain (1) | | Parti socialiste | Sébastien Guéraud | 23.87% | 36.78% | No |
| Ain (2) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Lumir Lapray | 25.42% | 41.66% | No |
| Ain (3) | | La France insoumise | Christian Jolie | 22.36% | 41.28% | No |
| Ain (4) | | La France insoumise | Philippe Lerda | 17.38% | 37.73% | No |
| Ain (5) | | La France insoumise | Florence Pisani | 23.54% | 42.14% | No |
| Aisne (1) | | La France insoumise | Olivier Fenioux | 19.05% | N/A | No |
| Aisne (2) | | La France insoumise | Sulyvan Ransquin | 17.66% | N/A | No |
| Aisne (3) | | Parti socialiste | Jean-Louis Bricout (incumbent) | 45.88% | 54.84% | Yes |
| Aisne (4) | | Parti communiste français | Aurélien Gall | 22.66% | N/A | No |
| Aisne (5) | | La France insoumise | Stéphane Frère | 18.85% | 35.59% | No |
| Allier (1) | | Parti communiste français | Yannick Monnet | 30.57% | 55.41% | Yes |
| Allier (2) | | La France insoumise | Louise Héritier | 21.84% | 49.78% | No |
| Allier (3) | | Parti socialiste | Elsa Denferd | 19.53% | N/A | No |
| Alpes-de-Haute-Provence (1) | | Les Nouveaux Démocrates | Delphine Bagarry (incumbent) | 27.99% | 48.80% | No |
| Alpes-de-Haute-Provence (2) | | La France insoumise | Léo Walter | 29.30% | 51.49% | Yes |
| Hautes-Alpes (1) | | La France insoumise | Michel Philippo | 28.87% | 49.64% | No |
| Hautes-Alpes (2) | | La France insoumise | Capucine Mounal | 29.22% | 43.41% | No |
| Alpes-Maritimes (1) | | La France insoumise | Anne-Laure Chaintron | 20.42% | N/A | No |
| Alpes-Maritimes (2) | | La France insoumise | Sonia Naffati | 18.82% | N/A | No |
| Alpes-Maritimes (3) | | La France insoumise | Enzo Giusti | 21.95% | 42.56% | No |
| Alpes-Maritimes (4) | | Parti communiste français | Sophie Burnot-Poulet | 12.39% | N/A | No |
| Alpes-Maritimes (5) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Philippe Benassaya | 17.73% | N/A | No |
| Alpes-Maritimes (6) | | La France insoumise | Nicole Mazzella | 13.30% | N/A | No |
| Alpes-Maritimes (7) | | La France insoumise | Arthur Meyer Abbatucci | 15.58% | N/A | No |
| Alpes-Maritimes (8) | | La France insoumise | Lucia Soudant | 12.39% | N/A | No |
| Alpes-Maritimes (9) | | Parti socialiste | Chantal Chasseriaud | 14.72% | N/A | No |
| Ardèche (1) | | Parti socialiste | Hervé Saulignac (incumbent) | 38.28% | 60.05% | Yes |
| Ardèche (2) | | La France insoumise | Christophe Goulouzell | 23.57% | 41.14% | No |
| Ardèche (3) | | La France insoumise | Florence Pallot | 26.68% | 42.89% | No |
| Ardennes (1) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Julien Duruisseau | 18.48% | N/A | No |
| Ardennes (2) | | La France insoumise | Gilles Loyez | 19.06% | N/A | No |
| Ardennes (3) | | La France insoumise | Sophie Perrin | 14.78% | N/A | No |
| Ariège (1) | | La France insoumise | Bénédicte Taurine (incumbent) | 33.12% | 55.31% | Yes |
| Ariège (2) | | La France insoumise | Michel Larive (incumbent) | 29.05% | 43.29% | No |
| Aube (1) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Laurent Spagnesi | 14.51% | N/A | No |
| Aube (2) | | La France insoumise | Sarah Fraincart | 16.89% | N/A | No |
| Aube (3) | | La France insoumise | Gaëtan Seffals | 21.89% | N/A | No |
| Aude (1) | | Parti socialiste | Sophie Courrière-Calmon | 28.15% | 46.44% | No |
| Aude (2) | | Parti socialiste | Viviane Thivent | 20.94% | N/A | No |
| Aude (3) | | La France insoumise | Johanna Adda-Netter | 25.80% | 46.68% | No |
| Aveyron (1) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Léon Thébault | 21.55% | 36.175 | No |
| Aveyron (2) | | La France insoumise | Laurent Alexandre | 27.78% | 50.99% | Yes |
| Aveyron (3) | | La France insoumise | Michel Rhin | 27.09% | 46.29% | No |
| Bouches-du-Rhône (1) | | Parti socialiste | Thibaud Rosique | 19.41% | N/A | No |
| Bouches-du-Rhône (2) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Alexandre Rupnik | 21.56% | 38.36% | No |
| Bouches-du-Rhône (3) | | La France insoumise | Mohamed Bensaada | 27.73% | 45.04% | No |
| Bouches-du-Rhône (4) | | La France insoumise | Manuel Bompard | 56.04% | 73.92% | Yes |
| Bouches-du-Rhône (5) | | La France insoumise | Hendrik Davi | 40.30% | 56.64% | Yes |
| Bouches-du-Rhône (6) | | Parti socialiste | Magali Holagne | 21.96% | N/A | No |
| Bouches-du-Rhône (7) | | La France insoumise | Sébastien Delogu | 37.88% | 64.68% | Yes |
| Bouches-du-Rhône (8) | | La France insoumise | Eric Deligny | 19.41% | N/A | No |
| Bouches-du-Rhône (9) | | La France insoumise | Lucas Trottman | 21.56% | 41.36% | No |
| Bouches-du-Rhône (10) | | La France insoumise | Marina Mesure | 21.67% | 40.38% | No |
| Bouches-du-Rhône (11) | | Génération.s | Stéphane Salord | 22.47% | N/A | No |
| Bouches-du-Rhône (12) | | La France insoumise | Isabelle Chauvin | 19.12% | N/A | No |
| Bouches-du-Rhône (13) | | Parti communiste français | Pierre Dharréville (incumbent) | 35.83% | 52.01% | Yes |
| Bouches-du-Rhône (14) | | La France insoumise | Hélène Le Cacheux | 25.80% | 43.15% | No |
| Bouches-du-Rhône (15) | | La France insoumise | Michèle Jung | 18.78% | N/A | No |
| Bouches-du-Rhône (16) | | Parti socialiste | Christophe Caillault | 26.73% | 45.06% | No |
| Cavaldos (1) | | La France insoumise | Emma Fourreau | 35.81% | 49.73% | No |
| Cavaldos (2) | | Parti socialiste | Arthur Delaporte | 42.01% | 59.86% | Yes |
| Cavaldos (3) | | La France insoumise | Didier Canu | 21.44% | N/A | No |
| Cavaldos) (4) | | Parti communiste français | Pierre Mouraret | 22.64% | 38.92% | No |
| Cavaldos (5) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Valérie Harel | 23.19% | 44.32% | No |
| Cavaldos (6) | | La France insoumise | Noé Gauchard | 24.53% | 47.54% | No |
| Cantal (1) | | La France insoumise | Michel Maciazek | 18.51% | N/A | No |
| Cantal (2) | | La France insoumise | Melody Morille | 16.33% | N/A | No |
| Charente (1) | | La France insoumise | René Pilato | 27.53% | 49.97% | No |
| Charente (2) | | La France insoumise | Chloé Chevalier | 20.50% | N/A | No |
| Charente (3) | | Parti socialiste | Marie-Pierre Noël | 19.48% | N/A | No |
| Charente-Maritime (1) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Jean-Marc Soubeste | 23.39% | 38.89% | No |
| Charente-Maritime (2) | | La France insoumise | Nordine Raymond | 27.50% | 48.24% | No |
| Charente-Maritime (3) | | La France insoumise | Gérald Dahan | 21.07% | N/A | No |
| Charente-Maritime (4) | | La France insoumise | Danièle Desselles | 19.73% | N/A | No |
| Charente-Maritime (5) | | Parti socialiste | Margarita Sola | 19.88% | N/A | No |
| Cher (1) | | Parti socialiste | Alex Charpentier | 24.20% | 42.86% | No |
| Cher (2) | | Parti communiste français | Nicolas Sansu | 32.36% | 54.37% | Yes |
| Cher (3) | | La France insoumise | Aliénor Garcia Bosch de Morales | 21.82% | N/A | No |
| Corrèze (1) | | La France insoumise | Sandrine Deveaud | 25.40% | 46.20% | No |
| Corrèze (2) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Chloé Herzhaft | 21.16% | 41.60% | No |
| Corse-du-Sud (1) | | N/A | No NUPES candidate | - |
| Corse-du-Sud (2) | | N/A | No NUPES candidate | - |
| Haute-Corse (1) | | N/A | No NUPES candidate | - |
| Haute-Corse (2) | | N/A | No NUPES candidate | - |
| Côte-d'Or (1) | | La France insoumise | Antoine Peillon | 25.63% | 41.97% | No |
| Côte-d'Or (2) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Catherine Hervieu | 29.27% | 48.30% | No |
| Côte-d'Or (3) | | Parti communiste français | Patricia Marc | 25.38% | 49.89% | No |
| Côte-d'Or (4) | | La France insoumise | Stéphane Guinot | 17.63% | N/A | No |
| Côte-d'Or (5) | | Parti communiste français | Isabelle de Almeida | 19.66% | N/A | No |
| Côtes-d'Armor (1) | | La France insoumise | Marion Gogiard | 27.49% | 47.31% | No |
| Côtes-d'Armor (2) | | Parti socialiste | Bruno Ricard | 25.83% | 44.17% | No |
| Côtes-d'Armor (3) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Antoine Ravard | 22.66% | 35.13% | No |
| Côtes-d'Armor (4) | | La France insoumise | Murielle Lepvraud | 27.21% | 53.42% | Yes |
| Côtes-d'Armor (5) | | La France insoumise | Marie-Amélie Troadec | 26.44% | 47.51% | No |
| Creuse (1) | | La France insoumise | Catherine Couturier | 26.37% | 51.44% | Yes |
| Dordogne (1) | | La France insoumise | Pascale Martin | 24.33% | 51.85% | Yes |
| Dordogne (2) | | La France insoumise | Michèle Roux | 21.19% | N/A | No |
| Dordogne (3) | | La France insoumise Parti ouvrier indépendant | Cyril Girardeau | 23.68% | 34.41% | No |
| Dordogne (4) | | Génération.s | Sébastien Peytavie | 26.08% | 55.52% | Yes |
| Doubs (1) | | La France insoumise | Séverine Véziès | 29.78% | 48.12% | No |
| Doubs (2) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Stéphane Ravacley | 32.51% | 47.74% | No |
| Doubs (3) | | Parti communiste français | Virginie Dayet | 20.45% | N/A | No |
| Doubs (4) | | La France insoumise | Brigitte Cottier | 20.12% | N/A | No |
| Doubs (5) | | La France insoumise | Martine Ludi | 18.72% | N/A | No |
| Drôme (1) | | La France insoumise | Karim Chkeri | 27.98% | 45.58% | No |
| Drôme (2) | | La France insoumise | Gilles Reynaud | 23.91% | 42.88% | No |
| Drôme (3) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Marie Pochon | 35.49% | 52.22% | Yes |
| Drôme (4) | | Parti socialiste | Pierre Jouvet | 30.50% | 42.10% | No |
| Eure (1) | | Génération écologie | Christophe Ancelin | 19.22% | N/A | No |
| Eure (2) | | La France insoumise | Nathalie Samson | 21.02% | N/A | No |
| Eure (3) | | La France insoumise | Dorine Le Pêcheur | 19.13% | N/A | No |
| Eure (4) | | Parti socialiste | Philippe Brun | 28.97% | 50.44% | Yes |
| Eure (5) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Pierre-Yves Jourdain | 20.85% | N/A | No |
| Eure-et-Loir (1) | | Génération écologie | Quentin Guillemain | 22.83% | N/A | No |
| Eure-et-Loir (2) | | La France insoumise | Kévin Boëté | 18.65% | N/A | No |
| Eure-et-Loir (3) | | La France insoumise | Valéria Dos Santos Orfila | 19.08% | N/A | No |
| Eure-et-Loir (4) | | La France insoumise | Mathieu Gaston | 15.42% | N/A | No |
| Finistère (1) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Grégory Lebert | 32.08% | 46.11% | No |
| Finistère (2) | | La France insoumise | Pierre-Yves Cadalen | 31.91% | 49.84% | No |
| Finistère (3) | | La France insoumise | Pierre Smolarz | 29.18% | 42.10% | No |
| Finistère (4) | | Génération.s | Sylvaine Vulpiani | 30.98% | 45.60% | No |
| Finistère (5) | | Parti socialiste | Nathalie Sarrabezolles | 29.03% | 45.42% | No |
| Finistère (6) | | Parti socialiste | Mélanie Thomin | 31.16% | 50.85% | Yes |
| Finistère (7) | | La France insoumise | Yolande Bouin | 29.99% | 47.75% | No |
| Finistère (8) | | La France insoumise | Youenn Le Flao | 31.66%' | 47.57% | No |
| Gard (1) | | La France insoumise | Charles Ménard | 23.93% | N/A | No |
| Gard (2) | | La France insoumise | Coaralie Ghiardi | 21.79% | N/A | No |
| Gard (3) | | Parti communiste français | Sabine Oromi | 20.66% | N/A | No |
| Gard (4) | | Parti socialiste | Arnaud Bord | 26.58% | 45.51% | No |
| Gard (5) | | La France insoumise | Michel Sala | 33.48% | 53.00% | Yes |
| Gard (6) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Nicolas Cadène | 25.65% | 47.83% | No |
| Haute-Garonne (1) | | La France insoumise | Hadrien Clouet | 39.79% | 54.22% | Yes |
| Haute-Garonne (2) | | La France insoumise | Anne Stambach-Terrenoir | 37.25% | 52.90% | Yes |
| Haute-Garonne (3) | | La France insoumise | Agathe Roby | 31.60% | 44.29% | No |
| Haute-Garonne (4) | | La France insoumise | François Piquemal | 46.54% | 59.26% | Yes |
| Haute-Garonne (5) | | La France insoumise | Sylvie Espagnolle | 27.85% | 48.11% | No |
| Haute-Garonne (6) | | Parti socialiste | Fabien Jouvé | 29.39% | 49.99% | No |
| Haute-Garonne (7) | | La France insoumise | Christophe Bex | 30.68% | 51.17% | Yes |
| Haute-Garonne (8) | | Parti socialiste | Joël Aviragnet (incumbent) | 28.67% | 60.39% | Yes |
| Haute-Garonne (9) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Christine Arrighi | 39.77% | 58.55% | Yes |
| Haute-Garonne (10) | | Génération.s | Alice Assier | 33.16% | 49.80% | No |
| Gers (1) | | La France insoumise | Pascal Levieux | 25.44% | 47.49% | No |
| Gers (2) | | La France insoumise | François Dubos | 17.52% | N/A | No |
| Gironde (1) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Catherine Cestari | 27.31% | 40.89% | No |
| Gironde (2) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Nicolas Thierry | 45.12% | 53.34% | Yes |
| Gironde (3) | | La France insoumise | Loïc Prud'homme (incumbent) | 44.89% | 59.27% | Yes |
| Gironde (4) | | Parti socialiste | Alain David (incumbent) | 40.55% | 59.73% | Yes |
| Gironde (5) | | La France insoumise | Olivier Maneiro | 25.92% | 46.72% | No |
| Gironde (6) | | Parti socialiste | Vanessa Fergeau | 33.93% | 48.15% | No |
| Gironde (7) | | La France insoumise | Jean-Renaud Ferran | 34.51% | 47.29% | No |
| Gironde (8) | | Parti communiste français | Marylène Faure | 18.84% | N/A | No |
| Gironde (9) | | La France insoumise | Sacha André | 24.23% | 49.51% | No |
| Gironde (10) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Pascal Bourgois | 23.40% | N/A | No |
| Gironde (11) | | La France insoumise | Mathieu Caillaud | 22.75% | N/A | No |
| Gironde (12) | | La France insoumise | Mathilde Feld | 26.94% | 49.77% | No |
| Hérault (1) | | La France insoumise | Julien Colet | 26.94% | 47.45% | No |
| Hérault (2) | | La France insoumise | Nathalie Oziol | 40.37% | 63.33% | Yes |
| Hérault (3) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Julia Mignacca | 28.59% | 46.90% | No |
| Hérault (4) | | La France insoumise | Sébastien Rome | 28.06% | 50.65% | Yes |
| Hérault (5) | | La France insoumise | Pierre Polard | 24.32% | 45.76% | No |
| Hérault (6) | | La France insoumise | Magali Crozier | 17.05% | 30.17% | No |
| Hérault (7) | | Parti communiste français | Gabriel Blasco | 21.75% | 40.81% | No |
| Hérault (8) | | La France insoumise | Sylvain Carrière | 29.35% | 50.59% | Yes |
| Hérault (9) | | La France insoumise | Nadia Belaouni | 24.60% | 45.63% | No |
| Ille-et-Vilaine (1) | | La France insoumise | Frédéric Mathieu | 39.27% | 52.62% | Yes |
| Ille-et-Vilaine (2) | | Génération.s | Tristan Lahais | 39.51% | 48.18% | No |
| Ille-et-Vilaine (3) | | Parti socialiste | Claudia Rouaux (incumbent) | 35.72% | 51.53% | Yes |
| Ille-et-Vilaine (4) | | La France insoumise | Mathilde Hignet | 32.61% | 50.36% | Yes |
| Ille-et-Vilaine (5) | | La France insoumise | Gilles Renault | 26.05% | 41.34% | No |
| Ille-et-Vilaine (6) | | La France insoumise | Hélène Mocquard | 25.63% | 38.31% | No |
| Ille-et-Vilaine (7) | | La France insoumise | Nicolas Guivarc'h | 21.26% | N/A | No |
| Ille-et-Vilaine (8) | | Parti socialiste | Mickaël Bouloux | 45.72% | 57.97% | Yes |
| Indre (1) | | La France insoumise | Éloïse Gonzalez | 22.54% | 43.98% | No |
| Indre (2) | | La France insoumise | Aymeric Compain | 22.00% | N/A | No |
| Indre-et-Loire (1) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Charles Fournier | 39.60% | 53.51% | Yes |
| Indre-et-Loire (2) | | La France insoumise | Christelle Gobert | 25.82% | 45.29% | No |
| Indre-et-Loire (3) | | La France insoumise | Roxane Sirven | 24.15% | 42.84% | No |
| Indre-et-Loire (4) | | Parti socialiste | Laurent Baumel (incumbent) | 29.55% | 49.48% | No |
| Indre-et-Loire (5) | | Parti communiste français | Françoise Langlade | 19.38% | N/A | No |
| Isère (1) | | La France insoumise | Salomé Robin | 38.86% | 44.47% | No |
| Isère (2) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Cyrielle Chatelain | 33.52% | 52.13% | Yes |
| Isère (3) | | La France insoumise | Élisa Martin | 42.49% | 57.48% | Yes |
| Isère (4) | | Parti socialiste | Marie-Noëlle Battistel (incumbent) | 42.22% | 58.06% | Yes |
| Isère (5) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Jérémie Iordanoff | 32.39% | 50.43% | Yes |
| Isère (6) | | La France insoumise | Nicole Finas-Fillon | 21.66% | N/A | No |
| Isère (7) | | Parti communiste français | Dominique Dichard | 20.95% | N/A | No |
| Isère (8) | | Pôle écologiste – Divers gauche | Quentin Dogon | 22.88% | N/A | No |
| Isère (9) | | La France insoumise | Sandrine Nosbe | 30.54% | 46.20% | No |
| Isère (10) | | La France insoumise | Joëlle Richolle | 23.95% | N/A | No |
| Jura (1) | | La France insoumise | Anthony Brondel | 28.40% | 43.78% | No |
| Jura (2) | | Parti communiste français | Évelyne Ternant | 24.51% | 37.90% | No |
| Jura (3) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Hervé Prat | 24.84% | 41.54% | No |
| Landes (1) | | La France insoumise | Guy de Barbeyrac | 22.95% | 44.19% | No |
| Landes (2) | | Parti communiste français | Jean-Marc Lespade | 30.24% | 48.06% | No |
| Landes (3) | | Parti socialiste | Boris Vallaud (incumbent) | 40.16% | 59.93% | Yes |
| Loir-et-Cher (1) | | La France Insoumise | Reda Belkadi | 24.31% | 43.53% | No |
| Loir-et-Cher (2) | | Parti communiste français | Jérémie Demaline | 16.97% | N/A | No |
| Loir-et-Cher (3) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Noé Petit | 19.30% | N/A | No |
| Loire (1) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Laëtitia Copin | 22.60% | 47.90% | No |
| Loire (2) | | La France insoumise | Andrée Taurinya | 34.37% | 50.63% | Yes |
| Loire (3) | | Parti communiste français | Vincent Bony | 23.66% | 42.68% | No |
| Loire (4) | | La France insoumise | Bernard Paemelaere | 23.56% | 38.39% | No |
| Loire (5) | | La France insoumise | Ismaël Stevenson | 20.35% | N/A | No |
| Loire (6) | | La France insoumise | André Bouchut | 18.99% | N/A | No |
| Haute-Loire (1) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Céline Gacon | 18.96% | 29.78% | No |
| Haute-Loire (2) | | La France insoumise | Azelma Sigaux | 19.79% | N/A | No |
| Loire-Atlantique (1) | | Parti socialiste | Karim Benbrahim | 36.97% | 47.92% | No |
| Loire-Atlantique (2) | | La France insoumise | Andy Kerbrat | 46.62% | 55.80% | Yes |
| Loire-Atlantique (3) | | La France insoumise | Ségolène Amiot | 42.87% | 55.70% | Yes |
| Loire-Atlantique (4) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Julie Laernoes | 42.82% | 58.03% | Yes |
| Loire-Atlantique (5) | | La France insoumise | Sabine Lalande | 32.72% | 45.59% | No |
| Loire-Atlantique (6) | | Pôle écologiste – Divers gauche | Jean-Claude Raux | 32.77% | 52.84% | Yes |
| Loire-Atlantique (7) | | Parti communiste français | Véronique Mahé | 24.26% | 42.94% | No |
| Loire-Atlantique (8) | | La France insoumise | Matthias Tavel | 32.04% | 54.45% | Yes |
| Loire-Atlantique (9) | | La France insoumise Parti ouvrier indépendant | Hélène Macon | 28.60% | 46.88% | No |
| Loire-Atlantique (10) | | La France insoumise | Léonie Ferry | 29.99% | 43.48% | No |
| Loiret (1) | | Parti socialiste | Ghislaine Kounowski | 28.67% | 42.79% | No |
| Loiret (2) | | Génération.s | Emmanuel Duplessis | 25.12% | 44.22% | No |
| Loiret (3) | | La France insoumise | Kevin Merlot | 19.21% | N/A | No |
| Loiret (4) | | Parti communiste français | Bruno Nottin | 19.43% | 36.64% | No |
| Loiret (5) | | La France insoumise | Florence Chabirand | 18.87 | N/A | No |
| Loiret (6) | | La France insoumise | Olivier Hicter | 25.52% | 42.73% | No |
| Lot (1) | | La France insoumise | Elsa Bougeard | 22.26% | 35.37% | No |
| Lot (2) | | La France insoumise | Thierry Grossemy | 23.73% | 33.80% | No |
| Lot-et-Garonne (1) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Maryse Combes | 26.21% | wd | No |
| Lot-et-Garonne (2) | | Parti socialiste | Christophe Courregelongue | 26.03% | 30.75% | No |
| Lot-et-Garonne (3) | | La France insoumise | Xavier Czapla | 22.91% | 43.03% | No |
| Lozère (1) | | La France insoumise | Sandrine Descaves | 25.41% | 45.72% | No |
| Maine-et-Loire (1) | | Génération.s | Arash Saeidi | 29.87% | 44.48% | No |
| Maine-et-Loire (2) | | La France insoumise | Caroline Bessat | 29.27% | 43.24% | No |
| Maine-et-Loire (3) | | La France insoumise | Véronique Roudévitch | 23.18% | 39.35% | No |
| Maine-et-Loire (4) | | Parti communiste français | Caroline Rabault | 23.09% | 39.67% | No |
| Maine-et-Loire (5) | | La France insoumise | Christophe Airaud | 22.96% | 39.24% | No |
| Maine-et-Loire (6) | | La France insoumise | Tassadit Amghar | 27.78% | 42.40% | No |
| Maine-et-Loire (7) | | Parti socialiste | Guillaume Jouanneau | 30.32% | 44.44% | No |
| Manche (1) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Guillaume Hédouin | 19.44% | 31.22% | No |
| Manche (2) | | La France insoumise | Patrick Grimbert | 18.50% | 35.55% | No |
| Manche (3) | | Parti communiste français | Gaëlle Verove | 23.66% | 43.87% | No |
| Manche (4) | | Parti socialiste | Anna Pic | 31.61% | 51.61% | Yes |
| Marne (1) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Évelyne Bourgoin | 24.19% | 44.09% | No |
| Marne (2) | | La France insoumise | Lynda Meguenine | 22.46% | 45.18% | No |
| Marne (3) | | Parti communiste français | Chantal Berthelemy | 17.88% | N/A | No |
| Marne (4) | | La France insoumise | Anthony Smith | 18.79% | N/A | No |
| Marne (5) | | La France insoumise | Karine Le Luron | 11.09% | N/A | No |
| Haute-Marne (1) | | La France insoumise | Michele Leclerc | 16.20% | N/A | No |
| Haute-Marne (2) | | La France insoumise | Ingrid Viot | 12.46% | N/A | No |
| Mayenne (1) | | Parti socialiste | Guillaume Garot (incumbent) | 49.62% | 63.22% | Yes |
| Mayenne (2) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Grégory Boisseau | 23.89% | 41.38% | No |
| Mayenne (3) | | La France insoumise | Marion Detais | 19.33% | N/A | No |
| Meurthe-et-Moselle (1) | | La France insoumise | Nordine Jouira | 32.83% | 46.57% | No |
| Meurthe-et-Moselle (2) | | Parti socialiste | Stéphane Hablot | 36.59% | 49.74% | No |
| Meurthe-et-Moselle (3) | | La France insoumise | Martine Étienne | 24.88% | 51.94% | Yes |
| Meurthe-et-Moselle (4) | | Pôle écologiste – Divers gauche | Barbara Bertozzi | 19.18% | N/A | No |
| Meurthe-et-Moselle (5) | | Parti socialiste | Dominique Potier (incumbent) | 43.97% | 63.12% | Yes |
| Meurthe-et-Moselle (6) | | La France insoumise | Caroline Fiat (incumbent) | 29.97% | 50.23% | Yes |
| Meuse (1) | | Parti socialiste | Olivier Guckert | 17.49% | N/A | No |
| Meuse (2) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Johan Laflotte | 16.23% | N/A | No |
| Morbihan (1) | | Parti socialiste | Luc Foucault | 25.01% | 40.75% | No |
| Morbihan (2) | | La France insoumise | Karol Kirchner | 24.87% | 41.40% | No |
| Morbihan (3) | | La France insoumise | Marie-Madeleine Doré-Lucas | 22.51% | 43.36% | No |
| Morbihan (4) | | Parti communiste français | Lhéa Le Flecher | 18.20% | N/A | No |
| Morbihan (5) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Damien Girard | 31.47% | 48.65% | No |
| Morbihan (6) | | La France insoumise | Jean-Michel Baudry | 26.08% | 45.19% | No |
| Moselle (1) | | La France insoumise | Esther Leick | 23.56% | N/A | No |
| Moselle (2) | | La France insoumise | Lisa Lahore | 21.44% | 43.59% | No |
| Moselle (3) | | La France insoumise | Charlotte Leduc | 24.27% | 51.46% | Yes |
| Moselle (4) | | Parti communiste français | Hélène Giardot | 13.28% | N/A | No |
| Moselle (5) | | La France insoumise | Caroline Racine | 14.55% | N/A | No |
| Moselle (6) | | La France insoumise | Jonathan Outomuro | 17.32% | N/A | No |
| Moselle (7) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Luc Muller | 19.72% | N/A | No |
| Moselle (8) | | La France insoumise | Céline Léger | 27.57% | 47.57% | No |
| Moselle (9) | | Parti socialiste | Brigitte Vaisse | 22.16% | 44.97% | No |
| Nièvre (1) | | La France insoumise | Charlène Delacour | 25.69% | N/A | No |
| Nièvre (2) | | La France insoumise | Marie-Anne Guillemain | 24.31% | N/A | No |
| Nord (1) | | La France insoumise | Adrien Quatennens (incumbent) | 52.05% | 65.24% | Yes |
| Nord (2) | | La France insoumise | Ugo Bernalicis (incumbent) | 43.49% | 58.00%' | Yes |
| Nord (3) | | Parti socialiste | Sophie Villette | 15.17% | N/A | No |
| Nord (4) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Octave Delepierre | 27.65% | 43.95% | No |
| Nord (5) | | La France insoumise | Ophélie Delneste | 24.98% | 48.86% | No |
| Nord (6) | | La France insoumise | Celia Pereira | 27.65% | 36.93% | No |
| Nord (7) | | Pôle écologiste – Divers gauche | Karima Chouia | 26.41% | 44.53% | No |
| Nord (8) | | La France insoumise | David Guiraud | 39.83% | 59.94% | Yes |
| Nord (9) | | Pôle écologiste – Divers gauche | Odile Vidal-Sagnier | 27.22% | 40.90% | No |
| Nord (10) | | La France insoumise | Leslie Mortreux | 23.08% | 42.48% | No |
| Nord (11) | | Parti socialiste | Roger Vicot | 35.43% | 56.27% | Yes |
| Nord (12) | | La France insoumise | Malik Yahiatène | 19.63% | N/A | No |
| Nord (13) | | La France insoumise | Damien Lacroix | 24.15% | N/A | No |
| Nord (14) | | La France insoumise | Philippine Heyman | 17.03% | N/A | No |
| Nord (15) | | Pôle écologiste – Divers gauche | Emilie Ducourant | 20.03 | 45.91% | No |
| Nord (16) | | Parti communiste français | Alain Bruneel (incumbent) | 33.59% | 49.66% | No |
| Nord (17) | | La France insoumise | Cyril Grandin | 22.91% | N/A | No |
| Nord (18) | | La France insoumise | Stéphane Maréchal | 15.35% | N/A | No |
| Nord (19) | | Parti communiste français | Patrick Soloch | 25.63% | 42.85% | No |
| Nord (20) | | Parti communiste français | Fabien Roussel (incumbent) | 34.13% | 54.40% | Yes |
| Nord (21) | | La France insoumise | Luce Troadec | 23.48% | N/A | No |
| Oise (1) | | Parti communiste français | Thierry Aury | 18.62% | N/A | No |
| Oise (2) | | La France insoumise | Annick Prévot | 15.81% | N/A | No |
| Oise (3) | | La France insoumise | Valérie Labatut | 26.31% | 47.58% | No |
| Oise (4) | | La France insoumise | Mohamed Assamti | 17.67% | N/A | No |
| Oise (5) | | Pôle écologiste – Divers gauche | Luc Blanchard | 21.33% | N/A | No |
| Oise (6) | | Parti socialiste | Florian Dumoulin | 17.95% | N/A | No |
| Oise (7) | | Parti communiste français | Loïc Pen | 26.56% | 43.26% | No |
| Orne (1) | | Parti socialiste | Chantal Jourdan (incumbent) | 25.85% | 50.20% | Yes |
| Orne (2) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Cécile Bussière | 16.17% | N/A | No |
| Orne (3) | | La France insoumise | Mehdi Kemari | 17.44% | N/A | No |
| Pas-de-Calais (1) | | La France insoumise | Éric Cagnache | 14.87% | N/A | No |
| Pas-de-Calais (2) | | La France insoumise | Morgane Rengard | 22.48% | N/A | No |
| Pas-de-Calais (3) | | Parti communiste français | Jean-Marc Tellier | 35.57% | 50.11% | Yes |
| Pas-de-Calais (4) | | Parti socialiste | Blandine Drain | 17.33% | N/A | No |
| Pas-de-Calais (5) | | La France insoumise | Nancy Bélart | 18.03% | N/A | No |
| Pas-de-Calais (6) | | La France insoumise | Pascal Lebecq | 15.98% | N/A | No |
| Pas-de-Calais (7) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Jean-Pierre Moussally | 19.28% | N/A | No |
| Pas-de-Calais (8) | | La France insoumise | Simon Roussel | 15.75% | N/A | No |
| Pas-de-Calais (9) | | La France insoumise | Amandine Bonifacio | 15.98% | N/A | No |
| Pas-de-Calais (10) | | La France insoumise | Sandrine Coquerie | 17.25% | N/A | No |
| Pas-de-Calais (11) | | Pôle écologiste – Divers gauche | Marine Tondelier | 23.43% | 38.97% | No |
| Pas-de-Calais (12) | | Parti socialiste | Jérôme Darras | 29.47% | 43.70% | No |
| Puy-de-Dôme (1) | | La France insoumise | Marianne Maximi | 34.50% | 52.23% | Yes |
| Puy-de-Dôme (2) | | Parti socialiste | Christine Pirès-Beaune (incumbent) | 41.89% | 63.84% | Yes |
| Puy-de-Dôme (3) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Nicolas Bonnet | 30.08% | 46.91% | No |
| Puy-de-Dôme (4) | | La France insoumise | Valérie Goléo | 30.73 | 49.87% | No |
| Puy-de-Dôme (5) | | Parti communiste français | André Chassaigne (incumbent) | 49.13% | 69.43% | Yes |
| Pyrénées-Atlantiques (1) | | La France insoumise | Jean-Yves Lalanne | 31.78% | 49.22% | No |
| Pyrénées-Atlantiques (2) | | Génération écologie | Cécile Faure | 25.47% | 45.29% | No |
| Pyrénées-Atlantiques (3) | | La France insoumise | Jean-François Baby | 20.63% | 33.45% | No |
| Pyrénées-Atlantiques (4) | | Parti socialiste | Inaki Echaniz | 24.07% | 50.11% | Yes |
| Pyrénées-Atlantiques (5) | | La France insoumise | Sandra Pereira-Ostanel | 25.14% | 45.60% | No |
| Pyrénées-Atlantiques (6) | | La France insoumise | Tom Dubois-Robin | 19.55% | 39.79% | No |
| Hautes-Pyrénées (1) | | La France insoumise | Sylvie Ferrer | 24.69% | 50.13% | Yes |
| Hautes-Pyrénées (2) | | La France insoumise | Gregory Korn | 22.95% | 47.72% | No |
| Pyrénées-Orientales (1) | | La France insoumise | Francis Daspe | 23.63% | N/A | No |
| Pyrénées-Orientales (2) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | David Berrué | 20.28% | N/A | No |
| Pyrénées-Orientales (3) | | La France insoumise | Nathalie Cullel | 27.29% | 45.89% | No |
| Pyrénées-Orientales (4) | | La France insoumise | Jérôme Pous | 19.12% | N/A | No |
| Bas-Rhin (1) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Sandra Regol | 38.07% | 51.47% | Yes |
| Bas-Rhin (2) | | La France insoumise | Emmanuel Fernandes | 36.89% | 52.23% | Yes |
| Bas-Rhin (3) | | La France insoumise | Sébastien Mas | 30.82% | 45.47% | No |
| Bas-Rhin (4) | | La France insoumise | Imane Lahmeur | 17.15% | 33.90% | No |
| Bas-Rhin (5) | | La France insoumise | Véronique Toulza | 16.05% | N/A | No |
| Bas-Rhin (6) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Martine Marchal-Minazzi | 16.61% | N/A | No |
| Bas-Rhin (7) | | La France insoumise | Lou Toussaint-Ianeva | 12.63% | N/A | No |
| Bas-Rhin (8) | | La France insoumise | Samy Ahmed-Yahia | 9.86% | N/A | No |
| Bas-Rhin (9) | | La France insoumise | Leila Witzmann | 14.64% | N/A | No |
| Haut-Rhin (1) | | Parti socialiste | Aïcha Fritsch | 14.74% | N/A | No |
| Haut-Rhin (2) | | La France insoumise | Lilian Bourgeois | 15.79% | N/A | No |
| Haut-Rhin (3) | | La France insoumise | Priscille Silva | 12.41% | N/A | No |
| Haut-Rhin (4) | | La France insoumise | Chrystelle Garel | 15.31% | N/A | No |
| Haut-Rhin (5) | | Génération.s | Nadia El Hajjaji | 20.32 | 35.37% | No |
| Haut-Rhin (6) | | La France insoumise | Léonie Hebert | 19.27% | N/A | No |
| Rhône (1) | | La France insoumise | Aurélie Gries | 37.75% | 48.14% | No |
| Rhône (2) | | Génération écologie | Hubert Julien-Laferrière (incumbent) | 34.82% | 51.64% | Yes |
| Rhône (3) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Marie-Charlotte Garin | 43.68% | 54.79% | Yes |
| Rhône (4) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Benjamin Badouard | 31.72% | 40.65% | No |
| Rhône (5) | | Parti socialiste | Fabrice Matteucci | 22.82% | 32.68% | No |
| Rhône (6) | | La France insoumise | Gabriel Amard | 41.30% | 55.54% | Yes |
| Rhône (7) | | La France insoumise | Abdelkader Lahmar | 30.87% | 46.56% | No |
| Rhône (8) | | Parti communiste français | Cécile Bulin | 19.25% | N/A | No |
| Rhône (9) | | La France insoumise | Mylène Dune | 20.24% | N/A | No |
| Rhône (10) | | Parti socialiste | Michèle Edery | 22.56% | 34.69% | No |
| Rhône (11) | | Parti communiste français | Abdel Yousfi | 21.60% | 35.91% | No |
| Rhône (12) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Jean-François Baudin | 23.03% | 37.08% | No |
| Rhône (13) | | La France insoumise | Victor Prandt | 21.67% | 37.35% | No |
| Rhône (14) | | La France insoumise | Idir Boumertit | 35.76% | 56.69% | Yes |
| Haute-Saône (1) | | La France insoumise | Sandra Girardot | 18.84% | N/A | No |
| Haute-Saône (2) | | La France insoumise | Patrice Guérain | 20.79% | N/A | No |
| Saône-et-Loire (1) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Patrick Monin | 27.57% | 42.75% | No |
| Saône-et-Loire (2) | | Parti communiste français | Cécile Vinauger | 20.01% | 33.35% | No |
| Saône-et-Loire (3) | | La France insoumise | Richard Beninger | 21.19% | N/A | No |
| Saône-et-Loire (4) | | Parti socialiste | Cécile Untermaier (incumbent) | 33.97% | 56.30% | Yes |
| Saône-et-Loire (5) | | La France insoumise | Éric Riboulet | 23.60% | 47.34% | No |
| Sarthe (1) | | La France insoumise | Ghislaine Bonnet | 22.97% | 45.10% | No |
| Sarthe (2) | | Parti socialiste | Marietta Karamanli (incumbent) | 36.53% | 63.06% | Yes |
| Sarthe (3) | | La France insoumise | Dominique Leloup | 21.19% | N/A | No |
| Sarthe (4) | | Parti socialiste | Elise Leboucher | 21.87% | 50.15% | Yes |
| Sarthe (5) | | La France insoumise | Rabbi Kokolo | 19.75% | N/A | No |
| Savoie (1) | | Parti communiste français | Christel Granata | 21.43% | 40.67% | No |
| Savoie (2) | | La France insoumise | Cédric Morand | 21.94% | 35.92% | No |
| Savoie (3) | | La France insoumise | Nathalie Krawezynski | 22.76% | 34.46% | No |
| Savoie (4) | | La France insoumise | Jean-François Coulomme | 34.45% | 50.85% | Yes |
| Haute-Savoie (1) | | La France insoumise | Anne-Valérie Duval | 23.85% | 37.35% | No |
| Haute-Savoie (2) | | Parti communiste français | Loris Fontana | 22.99% | 40.12% | No |
| Haute-Savoie (3) | | La France insoumise | Fabienne Tassa | 24.78% | 36.64% | No |
| Haute-Savoie (4) | | La France insoumise | Valerien Vervoort | 21.71% | 33.08% | No |
| Haute-Savoie (5) | | Génération.s | Odile Martin-Cocher | 21.86% | 39.91% | No |
| Haute-Savoie (6) | | La France insoumise | Ahmed Lounis | 18.40% | N/A | No |
| Paris (1) | | La France insoumise | Thomas Luquet | 27.81% | 34.43% | No |
| Paris (2) | | Parti socialiste | Marine Rosset | 27.27% | 36.61% | No |
| Paris (3) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Léa Balage El Mariky | 38.66% | 49.00% | No |
| Paris (4) | | La France insoumise | Natalie Depraz | 13.27% | N/A | No |
| Paris (5) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Julien Bayou | 48.88% | 68.05% | Yes |
| Paris (6) | | La France insoumise | Sophia Chikirou | 53.74% | N/A | Yes |
| Paris (7) | | La France insoumise | Caroline Mécary | 40.43% | 49.27% | No |
| Paris (8) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Éva Sas | 41.70% | 54.08% | Yes |
| Paris (9) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Sandrine Rousseau | 42.90% | 59.05% | Yes |
| Paris (10) | | La France insoumise | Rodrigo Arenas | 42.63% | 54.43% | Yes |
| Paris (11) | | Parti socialiste | Olivia Polski | 37.57% | 44.55% | No |
| Paris (12) | | Parti communiste français | Céline Malaisé | 22.34% | 31.49% | No |
| Paris (13) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Aminata Niakaté | 30.55% | 40.14% | No |
| Paris (14) | | La France insoumise | Julie Maury | 11.45% | N/A | No |
| Paris (15) | | La France insoumise | Danielle Simonnet | 47.71% | 58.45% | Yes |
| Paris (16) | | La France insoumise | Sarah Legrain | 56.51% | N/A | Yes |
| Paris (17) | | La France insoumise – Ensemble! | Danièle Obono (incumbent) | 57.07% | N/A | Yes |
| Paris (18) | | La France insoumise Révolution écologique pour le vivant | Aymeric Caron | 45.05% | 51.65% | Yes |
| Seine-Maritime (1) | | La France insoumise | Maxime Da Silva | 33.05% | 49.88% | No |
| Seine-Maritime (2) | | La France insoumise | Sébastien Duval | 22.14% | 40.36% | No |
| Seine-Maritime (3) | | Parti communiste français | Hubert Wulfranc (incumbent) | 44.21% | 70.36% | Yes |
| Seine-Maritime (4) | | La France insoumise | Alma Dufour | 23.90% | 53.72% | Yes |
| Seine-Maritime (5) | | Parti socialiste | Gérard Leseul (incumbent) | 33.68% | 55.81% | Yes |
| Seine-Maritime (6) | | Parti communiste français | Sébastien Jumel (incumbent) | 37.66% | 57.81% | Yes |
| Seine-Maritime (7) | | La France insoumise | Nancy Duboc | 26.80% | 42.13% | No |
| Seine-Maritime (8) | | Parti communiste français | Jean-Paul Lecoq (incumbent) | 48.45% | 65.76% | Yes |
| Seine-Maritime (9) | | La France insoumise | Stéphane Fouani | 20.33% | N/A | No |
| Seine-Maritime (10) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Véronique Bérégovoy | 21.01% | N/A | No |
| Seine-et-Marne (1) | | La France insoumise | Arnaud Saint-Martin | 27.68% | 46.94% | No |
| Seine-et-Marne (2) | | La France insoumise | Marie-Pierre Molina | 23.01% | 42.58% | No |
| Seine-et-Marne (3) | | La France insoumise | Elodie Gérôme-Delagdo | 25.27% | 43.31% | No |
| Seine-et-Marne (4) | | La France insoumise | Mathieu Garnier | 20.24% | N/A | No |
| Seine-et-Marne (5) | | La France insoumise | Cédric Colin | 23.18% | N/A | No |
| Seine-et-Marne (6) | | La France insoumise | Valérie Delage | 26.80% | 47.88% | No |
| Seine-et-Marne (7) | | La France insoumise | Ersilia Soudais | 30.87% | 51.31% | Yes |
| Seine-et-Marne (8) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Arnaud Bonnet | 32.46% | 49.99% | No |
| Seine-et-Marne (9) | | La France insoumise | Pascal Novais | 27.51% | 47.37% | No |
| Seine-et-Marne (10) | | La France insoumise | Maxime Laisney | 37.15% | 57.36% | Yes |
| Seine-et-Marne (11) | | Parti socialiste | Olivier Faure (incumbent) | 46.90% | 64.45% | Yes |
| Yvelines (1) | | La France insoumise | Muriel Bonnefond | 24.49% | 36.69% | No |
| Yvelines (2) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Maïté Carrive-Bédouani | 22.66% | 35.73% | No |
| Yvelines (3) | | La France insoumise | Louise Brody | 17.71% | 28.60% | No |
| Yvelines (4) | | La France insoumise | Céline Bourdon | 24.93% | 34.31% | No |
| Yvelines (5) | | La France insoumise | Sophie Thevenet | 23.55% | 35.38% | No |
| Yvelines (6) | | La France insoumise | Mélinda Sauger | 24.50% | 35.48% | No |
| Yvelines (7) | | Parti socialiste | Michèle Christophoul | 27.19% | 44.36% | No |
| Yvelines (8) | | Génération.s | Benjamin Lucas | 33.37% | 56.61% | Yes |
| Yvelines (9) | | La France insoumise Révolution écologique pour le vivant | Victor Pailhac | 22.25% | N/A | No |
| Yvelines (10) | | La France insoumise | Catherine Lasserre | 22.04% | 36.37% | No |
| Yvelines (11) | | La France insoumise | William Martinet | 32.20% | 50.19% | Yes |
| Yvelines (12) | | Génération écologie | Edwin Legris | 24.10% | 40.06% | No |
| Deux-Sèvres (1) | | La France insoumise | François Charron | 28.43% | 48.01% | No |
| Deux-Sèvres (2) | | Génération écologie | Delphine Batho (incumbent) | 36.38% | 57.88% | Yes |
| Deux-Sèvres (3) | | La France insoumise | Juliette Woillez | 22.36% | 41.73% | No |
| Somme (1) | | La France insoumise – Picardie debout | François Ruffin (incumbent) | 40.09% | 61.01% | Yes |
| Somme (2) | | La France insoumise | Zahia Hamdane | 29.98% | 46.87% | No |
| Somme (3) | | Parti communiste français | Arnaud Petit | 16.68% | N/A | No |
| Somme (4) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Élodie Héren | 19.32% | N/A | No |
| Somme (5) | | La France insoumise – Picardie debout | Guillaume Ancelet | 20.29% | 39.21% | No |
| Tarn (1) | | La France insoumise | Gérard Poujade | 21.37% | 46.91% | No |
| Tarn (2) | | La France insoumise | Karen Erodi | 29.91% | 37.50% | Yes |
| Tarn (3) | | La France insoumise | Julien Lassalle | 22.27% | 46.29% | No |
| Tarn-et-Garonne (1) | | Parti socialiste | Valérie Rabault (incumbent) | 33.33% | 58.29% | Yes |
| Tarn-et-Garonne (2) | | La France insoumise | Nathalie Manchado | 18.93% | N/A | No |
| Var (1) | | La France insoumise | Éric Habouzit | 19.65% | N/A | No |
| Var (2) | | La France insoumise | Isaline Cornil | 17.91% | N/A | No |
| Var (3) | | Parti socialiste | Julia Peironet Bremond | 16.27% | N/A | No |
| Var (4) | | La France insoumise | Sabine Cristofani-Viglione | 12.87% | N/A | No |
| Var (5) | | La France insoumise | Robert Caraguel | 12.09% | N/A | No |
| Var (6) | | Parti communiste français | Alain Bolla | 17.80% | N/A | No |
| Var (7) | | Génération écologie | Basma Bouchkara | 14.87% | N/A | No |
| Var (8) | | La France insoumise | Catherine Jouanneau | 18.79% | N/A | No |
| Vaucluse (1) | | La France insoumise | Farid Faryssy | 30.55% | 48.86% | No |
| Vaucluse (2) | | La France insoumise | François Sandoz | 21.53% | N/A | No |
| Vaucluse (3) | | Parti communiste français | Muriel Duenas | 19.16% | N/A | No |
| Vaucluse (4) | | La France insoumise | Tourkia Galvez | 18.14% | N/A | No |
| Vaucluse (5) | | Génération.s | Céline Celse | 22.26% | N/A | No |
| Vendée (1) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Lucie Etonno | 24.16% | 43.26% | No |
| Vendée (2) | | La France insoumise | Nicolas Hélary | 21.84% | 41.58% | No |
| Vendée (3) | | La France insoumise | Aurélien Mauger | 17.45% | N/A | No |
| Vendée (4) | | Parti communiste français | Valentin Rondeau | 17.58% | N/A | No |
| Vendée (5) | | La France insoumise | Timothée Tibaud | 20.12% | N/A | No |
| Vienne (1) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Lisa Belluco | 32.56% | 51.36% | Yes |
| Vienne (2) | | La France insoumise | Valérie Soumaille | 34.39% | 48.81% | No |
| Vienne (3) | | La France insoumise | Jason Valente | 20.61% | N/A | No |
| Vienne (4) | | Parti socialiste | Flavien Cartier | 23.11% | N/A | No |
| Haute-Vienne (1) | | La France insoumise | Damien Maudet | 34.54% | 53.41% | Yes |
| Haute-Vienne (2) | | Parti socialiste | Stéphane Delautrette | 35.58% | 61.47% | Yes |
| Haute-Vienne (3) | | La France insoumise | Manon Meunier | 31.68% | 51.10% | Yes |
| Vosges (1) | | La France insoumise | Jules Fetet | 18.67% | N/A | No |
| Vosges (2) | | La France insoumise | Charlotte Moreau | 17.84% | N/A | No |
| Vosges (3) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Béatrice Pierrat | 17.68% | N/A | No |
| Vosges (4) | | La France insoumise | François-Xavier Wein | 15.97% | N/A | No |
| Yonne (1) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Florence Loury | 24.25% | 48.90% | No |
| Yonne (2) | | La France insoumise | Philippe Veyssiere | 21.32% | N/A | No |
| Yonne (3) | | La France insoumise | Manon Dené | 19.18% | N/A | No |
| Territoire de Belfort (1) | | La France insoumise | Gérald Loridat | 21.24% | N/A | No |
| Territoire de Belfort (2) | | La France insoumise | Florian Chauche | 26.42% | 51.37% | Yes |
| Essonne (1) | | La France insoumise | Farida Amrani | 39.12% | 59.84% | Yes |
| Essonne (2) | | La France insoumise | Mathieu Hillaire | 24.66% | 46.73% | No |
| Essonne (3) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Steevy Gustave | 28.72% | 48.82% | No |
| Essonne (4) | | Parti communiste français | Amadou Démé | 27.49% | 44.25% | No |
| Essonne (5) | | Génération écologie | Cédric Villani (incumbent) | 38.20% | 49.97% | No |
| Essonne (6) | | Parti socialiste | Jérôme Guedj | 38.31% | 53.36% | Yes |
| Essonne (7) | | La France insoumise | Claire Lejeune | 35.03% | 49.66% | No |
| Essonne (8) | | La France insoumise | Émilie Chazette-Guillet | 30.50% | 42.74% | No |
| Essonne (9) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Nadhéra Beletreche | 32.44% | 48.73% | No |
| Essonne (10) | | La France insoumise | Antoine Léaument | 37.27% | 55.21% | Yes |
| Hauts-de-Seine (1) | | Parti communiste français | Elsa Faucillon (incumbent) | 54.26% | 70.17% | Yes |
| Hauts-de-Seine (2) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Francesca Pasquini | 27.41% | 35.55% | Yes |
| Hauts-de-Seine (3) | | La France insoumise | Sara Tij | 23.10% | 24.73% | No |
| Hauts-de-Seine (4) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Sabrina Sebaihi | 36.00% | 51.00% | Yes |
| Hauts-de-Seine (5) | | La France insoumise | Léa Druet | 28.78 | 40.27% | No |
| Hauts-de-Seine (6) | | La France insoumise | Julie Barbaux | 15.47% | 25.81% | No |
| Hauts-de-Seine (7) | | La France insoumise Révolution écologique pour le vivant | Sandro Rato | 18.42% | 29.74% | No |
| Hauts-de-Seine (8) | | La France insoumise | Annie Laroque-Conoy | 24.25% | 34.25% | No |
| Hauts-de-Seine (9) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Pauline Rapilly Ferniot | 17.63% | N/A | No |
| Hauts-de-Seine (10) | | Parti socialiste | Cécile Soubelet | 30.75% | 40.15% | No |
| Hauts-de-Seine (11) | | La France insoumise | Aurélien Saintoul | 23.11% | 54.76% | Yes |
| Hauts-de-Seine (12) | | La France insoumise | Cathy Thomas | 29.72% | 42.47% | No |
| Hauts-de-Seine (13) | | Parti socialiste | Brice Gaillard | 27.91% | 40.89% | No |
| Seine-Saint-Denis (1) | | La France insoumise | Éric Coquerel (incumbent) | 53.79% | 71.69% | Yes |
| Seine-Saint-Denis (2) | | Parti communiste français | Stéphane Peu (incumbent) | 62.85% | 78.70% | Yes |
| Seine-Saint-Denis (3) | | La France insoumise | Thomas Portes | 34.06% | 53.96% | Yes |
| Seine-Saint-Denis (4) | | Parti communiste français | Soumya Bourouaha | 36.13% | N/A | Yes |
| Seine-Saint-Denis (5) | | La France insoumise | Raquel Garrido | 37.90% | 53.50% | Yes |
| Seine-Saint-Denis (6) | | La France insoumise | Bastien Lachaud (incumbent) | 56.61% | 75.40% | Yes |
| Seine-Saint-Denis (7) | | La France insoumise | Alexis Corbière (incumbent) | 62.94% | N/A | Yes |
| Seine-Saint-Denis (8) | | Parti socialiste | Fatiha Keloua-Hachi | 35.31% | 53.57% | Yes |
| Seine-Saint-Denis (9) | | La France insoumise | Aurélie Trouvé | 53.53% | 69.24% | Yes |
| Seine-Saint-Denis (10) | | La France insoumise | Nadège Abomangoli | 39.71% | 55.53% | Yes |
| Seine-Saint-Denis (11) | | La France insoumise | Clémentine Autain (incumbent) | 46.15% | N/A | Yes |
| Seine-Saint-Denis (12) | | La France insoumise | Jérôme Legavre | 30.83% | 51.11% | Yes |
| Val-de-Marne (1) | | La France insoumise | Thierry Guintrand | 27.84% | 40.91% | No |
| Val-de-Marne (2) | | La France insoumise | Clémence Guetté | 47.46% | 64.20% | Yes |
| Val-de-Marne (3) | | La France insoumise | Louis Boyard | 31.57% | 51.98% | Yes |
| Val-de-Marne (4) | | La France insoumise | Mirabelle Lemaire | 29.65% | 44.02% | No |
| Val-de-Marne (5) | | Parti communiste français | Julien Léger | 31.58% | 43.53% | No |
| Val-de-Marne (6) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | May Bouhada | 36.26% | 45.64% | No |
| Val-de-Marne (7) | | La France insoumise | Rachel Kéké | 37.22% | 50.30% | Yes |
| Val-de-Marne (8) | | La France insoumise | Erik Pages | 28.16% | 36.73% | No |
| Val-de-Marne (9) | | Parti socialiste | Isabelle Santiago (incumbent) | 48.27% | 67.25% | Yes |
| Val-de-Marne (10) | | La France insoumise | Mathilde Panot (incumbent) | 54.84% | 67.63% | Yes |
| Val-de-Marne (11) | | Génération.s | Sophie Taillé-Polian | 48.83% | 63.32% | Yes |
| Val-d'Oise (1) | | La France insoumise | Leïla Ivorra | 28.20% | 47.47% | No |
| Val-d'Oise (2) | | La France insoumise | Sylvie Geoffroy-Martin | 27.10% | 46.75% | No |
| Val-d'Oise (3) | | Génération écologie | Carine Pelegrin | 28.96% | 47.84% | No |
| Val-d'Oise (4) | | La France insoumise | Karine Lacouture | 30.67% | 46.57% | No |
| Val-d'Oise (5) | | La France insoumise | Paul Vannier | 44.80% | 63.71% | Yes |
| Val-d'Oise (6) | | La France insoumise | Gabrielle Cathala | 29.84% | 46.53% | No |
| Val-d'Oise (7) | | Parti socialiste | Romain Eskenazi | 31.59% | 49.63% | No |
| Val-d'Oise (8) | | La France insoumise | Carlos Bilongo | 37.10% | 61.72% | Yes |
| Val-d'Oise (9) | | La France insoumise | Arnaud Le Gall | 29.13% | 56.42% | Yes |
| Val-d'Oise (10) | | Les Nouveaux Démocrates | Aurélien Taché (incumbent) | 32.85% | 55.76% | Yes |
| Martinique (1) | | N/A | No NUPES candidate | - | - | - |
| Martinique (2) | | N/A | No NUPES candidate | - | - | - |
| Martinique (3) | | La France Insoumise | Theirry Renard | 13.90% | N/A | No |
| Martinique (4) | | Péyi-A | Jean-Philippe Nilor (incumbent) | 43.99% | 71.40% | Yes |
| Guadeloupe (1) | | N/A | No NUPES candidate | - | - | - |
| Guadeloupe (2) | | N/A | No NUPES candidate | - | - | - |
| Guadeloupe (3) | | N/A | No NUPES candidate | - | - | - |
| Guadeloupe (4) | | N/A | No NUPES candidate | - | - | - |
| Guyane (1) | - | N/A | No NUPES candidate | - | - | - |
| Guyane (2) | - | N/A | No NUPES candidate | - | - | - |
| Réunion (1) | | Parti socialiste | Philippe Naillet (incumbent) | 33.47% | 60.68% | Yes |
| Réunion (2) | | Pour La Réunion | Karine Lebon (incumbent) | 42.89% | 69.40% | Yes |
| Réunion (3) | | La France insoumise | Alex Chaussalet | 16.57% | N/A | No |
| Réunion (4) | | La France Insoumise | Emeline K/Bidi | 36.11% | 61.33% | Yes |
| Réunion (5) | | La France Insoumise Rézistans Égalité 974 | Jean-Hugues Ratenon (incumbent) | 36.38% | 62.81% | Yes |
| Réunion (6) | | Divers gauche | Frédéric Maillot | 23.88% | 52.99% | Yes |
| Réunion (7) | | La France Insoumise | Perceval Gaillard | 20.82% | 51.24% | Yes |
| Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon (1) | | La France Insoumise | Olivier Gaston | 29.59% | 49.66% | No |
| Mayotte (1) | | Pôle écologiste – Divers gauche | Yasmina Aouny | 8.54% | N/A | No |
| Mayotte (2) | | Pôle écologiste – Divers gauche | Ali Djaroudi | 4.94% | N/A | No |
| Saint Barthélemy and Saint-Martin (1) | | N/A | No NUPES candidate | - | - | - |
| Wallis and Futuna (1) | | N/A | No NUPES candidate | - | - | - |
| French Polynesia (1) | | Tavini Huiraatira | Temata'i Le Gayic | 20.10% | 50.88% | Yes |
| French Polynesia (2) | | Tavini Huiraatira | Steve Chailloux | 28.78% | 58.90% | Yes |
| French Polynesia (3) | | Tavini Huiraatira | Moetai Brotherson (incumbent) | 34.26% | 62.90% | Yes |
| New Caledonia (1) | | N/A | No NUPES candidate | - | - | - |
| New Caledonia (2) | | N/A | No NUPES candidate | - | - | - |
| French Overseas Citizens (1) | | La France insoumise | Florence Roger | 33.43% | 44.37% | No |
| French Overseas Citizens (2) | | La France insoumise | Christian Rodriguez | 28.20% | 42.58% | No |
| French Overseas Citizens (3) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Charlotte Minvielle | 31.46% | 44.20% | No |
| French Overseas Citizens (4) | | Parti socialiste | Cécilia Gondard | 32.47% | 44.85% | No |
| French Overseas Citizens (5) | | Europe Écologie Les Verts | Renaud Le Berre | 27.89% | 42.74% | No |
| French Overseas Citizens (6) | | La France insoumise | Magali Mangin | 20.28% | 35.03% | No |
| French Overseas Citizens (7) | | La France insoumise | Asma Rharmaoui-Claquin | 26.06% | 39.79% | No |
| French Overseas Citizens (8) | | La France insoumise | Isabelle Rivolet | 18.84% | N/A | No |
| French Overseas Citizens (9) | | Génération.s | Karim Ben Cheïkh | 39.99% | 54.07% | Yes |
| French Overseas Citizens (10) | | La France insoumise | Chantal Moussa | 22.54% | 36.42% | No |
| French Overseas Citizens (11) | | Parti communiste français | Dominique Vidal | 24.79% | 38.27% | No |

### Dissident candidates

A number of candidates, mostly from the PS, announced their intention to stand for election even against a NUPES-backed candidate. Xavier Perrin, a PS candidate in Loire-Atlantique's 8th constituency, said he would remain a candidate against Matthias Tavel of La France Insoumise and NUPES. The four PS candidates in Dordogne also announced they would remain in the campaign despite the appointment of non-PS NUPES candidates in their constituencies. Michèle Picard, the PCF candidate in Rhône's 14th constituency, declared that she would continue her candidacy despite the appointment of another NUPES candidate, Taha Bouhafs. After a PS dissident entered the same race, Bouhafs withdrew, and Picard hoped to become the official NUPES candidate. Picard eventually withdrew from the race and supported the alternative LFI candidate. Lamia El Aaraje, the PS incumbent in Paris's 15th constituency, also announced that she was proceeding with her candidacy despite the appointment of NUPES candidate Danielle Simonnet. PS incumbent Sylvie Tolmont stood in Sarthe's 4th constituency.
As of 10 June, there were six EELV dissident candidates, 62 PS dissident candidates—including two PS dissidents in the same constituency—and 11 PCF dissident candidates running against NUPES-endorsed candidates. There were also four LFI dissidents running against NUPES candidates, including incumbent Muriel Ressiguier. Overall, the dissident candidates, especially from the PS, performed poorly in the first round of the election; only 15 dissident candidates, of the over 70 running, qualified for the second round, mainly from rural constituencies and overseas.
Patrick Mennucci, member of the PS minority current Debout socialiste and an opponent of the NUPES accord, said that the result proved that "if the PS had led its game out of NUPES, it would have had at least as many deputies, and perhaps more voters, those who could not bring themselves to vote [LFI]. All this, without being in the hands of LFI." Despite criticism of Mélenchon on the evening of the first round, Delga announced her support for NUPES candidates in second-round elections where dissident candidates were not present. In response to Delga, Narassiguin said the result of the first round marked "the failure of those who had campaigned on the theme 'NUPES is not my left'. They are seen as dividers." Philippe Doucet [arz; fr], a NUPES opponent within the PS, said that "the dynamics of [NUPES] are strong", that dissidents "did not play much", and the legislative elections "have become totally presidential". He added that he feared the second round would become an "anti-Mélenchon referendum", which in his view would harm PS candidates.

## Ideology and platform

The coalition has been characterised as leftist. The participants share several proposals, including the increase in the minimum wage after tax to €1,500 per month, the return to retirement at 60, the freezing of the prices of basic necessities, ecological development, and the establishment of a Sixth Republic (France being in its Fifth Republic). The coalition aims to obtain a majority in the National Assembly in order to impose cohabitation on President Emmanuel Macron and to have Jean-Luc Mélenchon appointed as prime minister. Some PS members regarded participation in the European Union as a "red line" and a compromise was reached, with the coalition embracing a "common goal" of changing the European Union from a "liberal and productivist" project to one "in the service of ... ecology and solidarity".
Members of the coalition have pledged to jointly support 95% of the programme's proposals once in the parliament, while for the remaining 5%, particularly on the nuclear issue, they are given independence. 170 economists signed a letter in support of the union's economic programme.

## Reactions

While the French Left hailed the negotiations as historic, it was not without criticism for the coalition's perceived Euroscepticism and an alleged break from the Third Way positions of the presidency of François Hollande. Libération criticised the coalition for its perceived Euroscepticism, calling such positions "a historical mistake" and arguing that "the Left must proclaim loud and clear its commitment to the European Union". L'Humanité praised the coalition as "a historical rally".
According to an Elabe survey commissioned by BFM TV, 84% of left-leaning people supported NUPES. A number of French economists, such as Julia Cagé, Bernard Friot, and Thomas Piketty, also reacted favorably to the union and its economic programme, and published a column in support on Le Journal du Dimanche.

### PS majority and social-democratic left

Many PS mayors have supported NUPES and called for the PS to join the alliance. Nantes mayor Johanna Rolland attributed the failure of the PS and the left, including La France Insoumise (LFI), to reach the second round in the 2022 French presidential election to the PS's failure to form a union with LFI. Among other PS mayors, Nathalie Appéré (Rennes), Benoît Arrivé (Cherbourg-en-Cotentin), Olivier Bianchi (Clermont-Ferrand), Mathieu Klein (Nancy), Benoît Payan (Marseille), Nicolas Mayer-Rossignol (Rouen), and Cédric Van Styvendael (Villeurbanne) published a forum expressing their support for NUPES while reaffirming a "deep attachment to the idea" of European integration. Lille mayor Martine Aubry called on the PS to join NUPES, whilst stating that it does not "correspond in all respects to [her] deep convictions". Such support for a union with LFI was accused by the right-wing of the PS to have gone against the economic positions of François Hollande, the PS former president of France, and Bernard Cazeneuve, the PS former prime minister of France. During the party's National Council on 5 May, the agreement was ratified and the PS joined NUPES. At the event, many PS personalities approved the union, notably Christophe Clergeau, Corinne Narassiguin, and Laurence Rossignol. Olivier Faure, the PS First-Secretary, welcomed the accord.
André Laignel, the vice-president of the Association of Mayors of France, claimed that the traditional centre-left parties (PS and EELV) represent greater local support than their results in the 2022 presidential election showed. He encouraged a union between the PS and other forces of the left, stating that "it is clear that if the left is not united, it is going to be defeated". 2007 presidential candidate Ségolène Royal said she supported NUPES, acknowledging LFI's hegemony on the left; she criticised the disunity of the left at the time of the presidential election, arguing that it was a "lack of responsibility", and called for a tactical vote for Mélenchon. Stéphane Troussel, the PS president of the Departmental Council of Seine-Saint-Denis, condemned disunity and called for the PS to join NUPES; he said that not finding an agreement would be a mistake. 1995 presidential candidate Lionel Jospin said he supported NUPES, but wished the nomination in the 15th arrondissement of Paris to go to the outgoing PS deputy Lamia El Aaraje.
Journalist and Place Publique politician Raphaël Glucksmann announced his support for NUPES, arguing that he wanted to avoid a majority of President Emmanuel Macron's La République En Marche! (LREM), which formed Ensemble Citoyens, and of the National Rally (RN). While noting the disagreements with LFI, he said he would do "everything so that the maximum number of solidarity, humanist, and environmentalist voices can be heard from this summer in the Assembly". New Deal withdrew all of its candidates and declared its support for NUPES.

### PS minority and opposition

According to Le Monde, disapproval and dissension to join NUPES have represented a minority in the PS, and are due to political figures from previous currents of the party, in particular those close to Hollande, commonly called the "Elephants of the Socialist Party"; centrist dissent was driven by regional success against LFI and primarily represented by Carole Delga, the president of Occitania, and Anne Hidalgo, the PS mayor of Paris and 2022 presidential candidate. The press often called the opponents to the agreement the "new slingers", an expression taken up by Stéphane Le Foll, who stated that if the PS "continues to be what it is today, I will leave". He said that he does not believe in a victory for NUPES at the 2022 French legislative election; for him, it is "a fable, ... a decoy", claiming that by negotiating with LFI, the PS is "turning its back on its entire history".
At the start of negotiations with the PS, François Hollande evoked the risk of the erasure of the PS, saying that the agreement was not acceptable and that it "calls into question the very principles which are the foundations of socialist commitment". Mélenchon responded by saying that "while the train of history is passing, he remains at the track". Hollande called any union of the PS and LFI "unacceptable", leading Mélenchon to call Hollande a "total has-been". Speaking to Hollande on a TV plateau, TV host Patrick Cohen [eo; fr] contested Holland's claims, reminding him that the PS's historical positions, under François Mitterrand and Lionel Jospin, were always marked by a line of rupture and challenge to the European treaties, stating that NUPES does not "break with the tradition of the PS... but turns its back on François Hollande's five-year term".
Approximately 1.000 members of the Socialist Party called for Olivier Faure to end negotiations. Anne Hidalgo lobbied against the union and called for a union excluding Mélenchon. Former prime minister Bernard Cazeneuve announced his resignation from the party on 3 May 2022 due to the negotiations. In the wake of the PS joining the union, Carole Delga claimed that she would support "independent socialists" who ran against non-PS NUPES candidates. As part of the NUPES accord, the PS received six seats out of the 49 in Occitania, which Delga believed was not a "fair representation" for the party in the region.
In an open letter, Guillaume Lacroix of the centrist Radical Party of the Left announced that it would not join the coalition, while denouncing the negotiations, claiming that this event marked "the death of the social-democratic left". The Movement of Progressives, formerly part of the Ecologist Pole, was also opposed to the agreement, stating: "negotiating with FI constitute an intolerable betrayal by irresponsible apparatchiks".

### Extra-parliamentary left

The far-leftist New Anticapitalist Party reacted negatively to the PS's potential inclusion in the union, stating that it does not believe the PS is a force of social change; the party failed to negotiate an agreement with NUPES and ran its own candidates separately, whilst supporting the union's more left leaning candidates. Opposition also came from the Trotskyist party Lutte Ouvrière, which announced that the party would run its own candidates separate from NUPES, and accused the union of reformism.

### Presidential majority

François Bayrou commented that this agreement was "an extremely sad event", citing the pact's perceived Euroscepticism, which according to him would lead to "the end of Europe", and Mélenchon's desire to leave NATO. LREM deputies, in particular Aurore Bergé and Sacha Houlié, were critical of NUPES. LREM members seek to discredit NUPES by highlighting the heterogeneity of their ideological positions. While hoping that LFI could serve as a foil for pro-European voters who could then mobilize for LREM, they regretted the union, considering its "undeniable power in the first round", and recalled that they had benefited from the left's disunity in certain constituencies in the 2017 French legislative election. Stanislas Guerini, general delegate of Renaissance and Ensemble Citoyens of the presidential majority, made an appeal to PS members opposed to the union, asking them to "join us".
After the first round, having criticized Mélenchon for calling on voters not to vote for Marine Le Pen (instead of a full-endorsement of Macron) in the 2022 French presidential election, the presidential majority faced a choice in votes between left-wing and far-right candidates. Party officials said they would decide on a "case-by-case basis". Élisabeth Borne, Prime Minister of France, said: "Our position is not a single vote for the RN". At the same time, she expressed support only for NUPES candidates who, according to her, respect republican values.