2024 Saint-Baptiste parliamentary election

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2024 Saint-Baptiste parliamentary election

← 2020

All 15 seats in the Chamber of Deputies
8 seats needed for a majority
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Leader Robert Ménard Julien Rousseau Cyrille Bachelet
Party PAP FP
Leader since 8 June 2022 Candidate for Prime Minister Candidate for Prime Minister
Leader's seat Pointe-à-L'anse Running in Port-Anne Sud Running in Port-Anne Ouest
Last election 43.32%, 8 seats 39.73%, 5 seats[2] 16.34%, 2 seats[1]

Incumbent Prime Minister

Robert Ménard
PAP



The 2024 Saint-Baptiste parliamentary election will be held on 31 August 2024.

Background

Electoral system

The Chamber of Deputies is elected through a first-past-the-post system in fifteen constituencies. In order to command a majority in the Chamber of Deputies, a party or coalition requires holding a minimum of eight seats. In order to amend the constitution or bypass a presidential veto without opposition support, a party or coalition requires a supermajority of ten seats or more.

Parties and candidates

The following parties and alliances have been registered to run in the 2024 elections.

Party/Coalition Ideology Leader(s) 2020 result Candidates
Votes (%) Seats
People's Action Party Conservatism Robert Ménard 43.32
8 / 15
15 / 15
Popular Front
Saint-Baptiste Labour Party Democratic socialism Valérie Deschanel 38.10
5 / 15
7 / 15
Fanmi Green politics Martial Lozé 1.63
0 / 15
2 / 15
Social Democratic Party Social democracy Julien Rousseau Did not exist
6 / 15
Our Homeland
Platform for Saint-Baptiste Populism Nathalie Gribelin 12.95
2 / 15
5 / 15
Defense of the Republic National conservatism Arnaud Delannoy 3.39
0 / 15
5 / 15
Patriotic Alliance National conservatism Cyrille Bachelet Did not exist
5 / 15
Independents 0.60
0 / 15
1 / 15

Results

Elected deputies

Aftermath

See also