Jean-Marc Yacé emerged victorious in the December 27, 2025 legislative elections in the Cocody constituency , confirming his strong political presence in the municipality. Following the vote, the elected candidate delivered a powerful message to the people, hailing a victory he described above all as a collective one.

In his address dated December 29, 2025, in Abidjan , Jean-Marc Yacé expressed his profound gratitude to the voters of Cocody who had placed their trust in him for the next five years in the National Assembly. He emphasized the emotion and responsibility that this democratic choice represents, affirming that he fully understood the demands inherent in this vote.

Reflecting on the campaign, the newly elected MP recalled having crisscrossed the entire municipality, from Angré to Riviera , from Blockhauss to Deux-Plateaux , to listen to the daily realities of the people. According to him, the outcome of the vote reflects a clear desire among the residents of Cocody for strong, honest, and committed representation dedicated to social progress and national cohesion.

Jean-Marc Yacé also called for unity , stating that the time for electoral competition is now over. Commending his opponents for the quality of the democratic debate, he assured them that he would be the representative of all the residents of Cocody, without political distinction, and that his actions would remain open and accessible to everyone.

Regarding his mandate, the elected official announced several major priorities that he intends to defend in the National Assembly. These include the fight against the high cost of living, securing land tenure, restoring social balance, and promoting dignity for all citizens—areas he considers essential to meeting the expectations expressed during the campaign.

In conclusion, Jean-Marc Yacé dedicated his victory to women , whom he described as the pillars of society, to youth , bearers of hope, and to elders , guardians of collective wisdom. He ended his message with a heartfelt tribute to democracy, to Cocody, and to Côte d'Ivoire.