NFP and Macronist Candidate Advance to Second Round in Isère Legislative Election

Low turnout marks the first round as Lyes Louffok and Camille Galliard-Minier emerge as frontrunners to replace LFI’s Hugo Prevost.

Lyes Louffok of the Nouveau Front Populaire (NFP) led the first round with 28.3% of the vote, followed closely by Camille Galliard-Minier of the Ensemble! coalition with 26.6%.
The election was triggered by the resignation of former LFI deputy Hugo Prevost, who stepped down in October following accusations of sexual and sexist violence.
Turnout was significantly lower than in the general elections last June, with only 35.86% of eligible voters participating compared to 75.86% previously.
Louffok, a 30-year-old child rights activist, performed strongly in left-leaning Grenoble, while Galliard-Minier, a former lawyer and local candidate, found support in surrounding more affluent communes.
The second round, scheduled for January 19, will see a direct contest between Louffok, advocating for progressive reforms, and Galliard-Minier, positioning herself as a candidate of stability and dialogue.