New Caledonia's political parties finalise line-up for provincial elections | RNZ News
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New Caledonia's political parties finalise line-up for provincial elections | RNZ News
New Caledonia is finalising party line-ups for provincial elections due by 28 June. A total of 24 party groupings are contesting three provincial assemblies (Northern, Southern, Loyalty Islands) with final verification pending. The race features:
- Pro-France bloc: incumbent pro-France president Sonia Backès leading “Strong and United” in the Southern Province, plus other major pro-France lists (Les Loyalistes, Le Rassemblement-LR, and MPs for France). Notable figures includ
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