Legislative elections 2024: Presentation of the candidates from each constituency of Haut-Rhin

Haut-Rhin: the candidates for the 2024 legislative elections revealed

\n\nAs part of the next legislative elections 2024, the department of Haut-Rhin presents a varied list of candidates ready to compete for seats in the National Assembly. Each constituency will experience an exciting competition with local and national political actors. Discover the list of candidates below, constituency by constituency.\n\n

1st constituency: Mulhouse

\n\nThe first constituency of Haut-Rhin, mainly made up of the city of Mulhouse, will present several candidates from different political parties. Given the political and demographic weight of this constituency, the battle promises to be close.\n\n

2nd constituency: Colmar

\n\nThe second constituency, mainly comprising the city of Colmar, will see candidates of all political persuasions compete, between an outgoing mayor well established locally and new candidates from traditional parties, as well as several candidates from minority parties.\n\n

3rd constituency: Thann-Guebwiller

\n\nIn the third constituency, which includes the cantons of Thann and Guebwiller, several local political figures well known to residents will run. The outcome of this competition remains uncertain for the moment.\n\n

4th constituency: Saint-Louis-Altkirch

\n\nThe fourth constituency of Haut-Rhin, mainly bringing together the areas of Saint-Louis and Altkirch, will also be the scene of an exciting political rivalry. From candidates well known to locals to newcomers, the list of contenders is varied.\n\n

5th constituency: South of Haut-Rhin

\n\nThe fifth and final constituency of Haut-Rhin, which encompasses the south of the department, includes a heterogeneous list of candidates. The competition for this constituency promises to be particularly intense.\n\nThe campaign for legislative elections 2024 in the Haut-Rhin therefore promises to be exciting. Each constituency has its share of candidates and political issues. \n\n