Stéphane Rambaud (; born 5 April 1960) is a French politician and former police officer of the

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(RN) who has represented the 3rd constituency of Var in the

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since

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Biography

Rambaud was born in

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, then in

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in 1960 to

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parents. He continues to identify himself as a pied-noir. He moved to metropolitan France and served as an officer in the National Police for over thirty years. He was nominated by the National Rally to stand in the third constituency of the Var for the legislative elections of 2022. He came second in the first round with 27.03 % behind the

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Isabelle Montfort against whom he won in the second round with 50.42 % of the votes cast. Outside of politics, Rambaud holds a black belt in

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and is a father to seven children.

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Living people 1960 births Deputies of the 16th National Assembly of the French Fifth Republic Members of Parliament for Var National Rally politicians French police officers Pieds-noirs Politicians from Algiers French people of Algerian descent {{DEFAULTSORT:Rambaud, Stéphane

Biography

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