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    Denis Masséglia (born 11 April 1981) is a French politician of La République En Marche! (LREM) who has been serving as a member of the French National...
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    Archived from the original on 29 June 2024. Retrieved 29 June 2024. Cosnard, Denis (13 June 2024). "What are the rules for France's snap parliamentary elections...
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    the French National Olympic and Sports Committee. Olive succeeded Denis Masseglia. Her brother is Karl Olive. In 2022 Olive resigned. Olive represented...
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    4th Laetitia Saint-Paul LREM Laetitia Saint-Paul LREM 5th Denis Masséglia LREM Denis Masséglia LREM 6th Nicole Dubré-Chirat LREM Nicole Dubré-Chirat LREM...
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  • 19 June 2002 – 20 June 2017 Preceded by Maurice Ligot Succeeded by Denis Masséglia Mayor of Cholet Incumbent Assumed office 19 June 1995 Preceded by Maurice...
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    candidates until the En Marche! landslide of 2017 when their candidate, Denis Masséglia, came close to winning in the first round. * LREM dissident "577 Députés...
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  • footballer Denis Masi (born 1942), British artist Denis Masséglia (born 1981), French politician Denis Mast (born 1941), Swiss cross-country skier Denis Matiola...
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  • Stella Dupont RE 3rd Anne-Laure Blin LR 4th Laetitia Saint-Paul RE 5th Denis Masséglia RE 6th Nicole Dubré-Chirat RE 7th Philippe Bolo MoDem Manche 1st Philippe...
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    Guadeloupe; presidential candidate Nathalie Arthaud contested Seine-Saint-Denis's 6th constituency, where she received 3% in the 2012 legislative elections...
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    Saint-Paul La République En Marche! Maine-et-Loire's 5th constituency Denis Masséglia La République En Marche! Maine-et-Loire's 6th constituency Nicole Dubré-Chirat...
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  • Collard 1972-1982 Nelson Paillou 1982-1993 Henri Sérandour 1993-2009 Denis Masseglia 2009-2021 Brigitte Henriques 2021-2023 Astrid Guyart (interim) 2023...
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    14,298 38.63% 8,544 23.09% 7,308 19.75% 2,598 7.02% 5th Denis Masséglia Ensemble Denis Masséglia Ensemble 19,395 60.76% 11,073 31.63% 8,039 22.96 4,588...
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  • Laëtitia Saint-Paul Ensemble LREM 1981 Maine-et-Loire's 5th constituency Denis Masséglia Ensemble LREM 1981 Maine-et-Loire's 6th constituency Nicole Dubré-Chirat...
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  • Candidate Party or alliance First round Second round Votes % Votes % Denis Masséglia Ensemble Renaissance 17,730 33.70 33,204 65.63 Gilles Bourdouleix Union...
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    Saint-Paul 74,274 LREM LREM UMP UMP UMP EELV UDF UDF Maine-et-Loire's 5th Denis Masséglia 77,379 LREM LREM UMP UMP UMP UDF UDF UDF Maine-et-Loire's 6th Nicole...
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  • Laëtitia Saint-Paul 21 January 1981  France (Chartres) LREM LREM 5th Denis Masséglia 11 April 1981  France (Nice) LREM LREM 6th Nicole Dubré-Chirat 18 December...
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  • en France est illustrative de la diversité du sport français', pour Denis Masseglia, le président du CNOSF". ledauphine.com. Groupe EBRA. Retrieved April...
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