Sandra Boëlle

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Sandra Boëlle (

Boëlle was born in Neuilly-sur-Seine.

Career

Boëlle was the substitute for long term MP Claude Goasguen at the 2017 legislative election. When Goasguen died from a heart attack after contracting COVID-19, Boëlle took his place on the National Assembly.^[2]

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