Agglomération grenobloise

Alain Carignon expects to be beaten in Grenoble

“The initial trends are not good. It’s hard to see how we can make a comeback,” Alain Carignon (LR) told his supporters around 9:20 p.m. The former mayor is reportedly trailing Laurence Ruffin (left-wing union) by 10 points, who has arrived with a smile at her campaign headquarters. Grenoble is the last city in the department awaiting the results.

Amandine Demore elected in Échirolles

Échirolles Mayor Amandine Demore (PCF) is elected for her first campaign as lead candidate; she succeeded the historic mayor Renzo Sulli, who resigned in October 2023. The Communist candidate wins with 59.62% of the votes, ahead of RN candidate Enzo Billon (27.30%). Antar Labiod (LFI) receives 13.08%. Amandine Demore becomes the first woman mayor elected in her own name in the 3rd most populous city in Isère.

Mayor Philippe Cardin (left-wing divers) defeated in Meylan

The 9th city in the department switches: Joëlle Hours (center divers) is elected with 57.20% of the votes. Incumbent Mayor Philippe Cardin (left-wing divers) receives 42.80%: he does not manage to replicate his 2020 success, when he had brought Meylan back to the left for the first time since 2001. On the other hand, the withdrawal of Sandrine Chaix (right-wing divers) third in the first round, seems to have tilted the election in favor of Joëlle Hours.

Sassenage Mayor Michel Vendra elected

In office since April 2023, Michel Vendra is widely elected for the first time in his own name in Sassenage, the 13th commune in the department. He gathers 62.68% of the votes against 37.27% for his opponent Michel Barrionuevo.
Fabrice Hugel, mayor of Seyssins, re-elected by 2 votes
Running Seyssins since 2012, Fabrice Hugel emerges victorious (43.59%) from a very close three-way race: he edges out his rival Vincent Peytavin (43.54%) by just 2 votes, 1,753 to 1,751. The third candidate, Anne-Marie Malandrino (right-wing divers), is far behind at 12.88%.

In Vif, Guillaume Carassio wins a very open election

Former opposition member Guillaume Carassio (center divers) is elected mayor with 37.66% of the votes. He surpasses Giuseppe Ferrara, second with 29.46% of the votes. Colette Roullet follows with 22.11% and Céline Grangé with 10.78%.

Domène Mayor defeated

In Domène, dissident Loïc Marissal (right-wing divers) is elected with 39.03% of the votes. He surpasses Nicolas Palix (left-wing divers), second with 25.86%. Incumbent Mayor Chrystel Bayon (center divers) finishes third with 19.34%. Finally, Quentin Feres (far-right), supported by RN, closes the race with 15.78%.

Grésivaudan

Crolles Mayor Philippe Lorimier re-elected by a wide margin

The Crolles three-way race smiles on incumbent Mayor Philippe Lorimier (center divers). He receives 43.25% of the votes, compared to 31.70% for Adelin Javet. Laure Fayolle finishes in third place with 25.04%.

Voironnais and South-Grésivaudan

Pascale Mazzilli, first woman mayor of Voreppe

The Voreppe three-way race, the second commune in the Voironnais region (with over 9,000 inhabitants), turns decisively in favor of Pascale Mazzilli. She collects 48.08% of the votes, becoming the first woman mayor of Voreppe. She clearly outperforms the outgoing first deputy Anne Gérin (28.98%) and Fabienne Sentis, elected from the outgoing opposition, at 22.94%.

Imen de Smedt first woman mayor of Saint-Marcellin

Another feminization of the mayor’s post, in Saint-Marcellin: Imen de Smedt, the center divers candidate representing the outgoing majority (the mayor was not running), is elected with 52.24% of the votes. She surpasses the right-wing divers list led by Jacques Lascoumes (47.76%), who had merged the day after the first round with Noëlle Thaon.