French election maps

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% vote CPNT in the first round, 2007 legislative election

% vote, CPNT candidates



Once again, those hunters in the Somme with their 6 and 8%, but it's a huge drop considering the CPNT's results here in the 1999 European election and in 2002 Presidential, where in some towns St. Josse took over 50%!


Might as well announce my current projects:
MPF, FN, and Regionalists in 2007, and some Presidential and other electoral maps (I still take requests of course)

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% vote for Les Verts in the first round, 1997 legislative election

% vote, Green candidates



Voynet won the seat of Dole in Jura with 31.11% in the first round and 55.95% in the second round (she was defeated in that same seat in 2002; noteworthy that she reached the second round as a Green-GE candidate in 1993 but lost in the second round against a UDF candidate. There was also another runoff in 1993 with a Green-GE candidate in Alsace). In 1997, Mamere got the best Green score with 34.01% in R1 and around 60% in the second round. I find it a quite interesting map. The PCF map (in 1997 again) next.

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% vote for the French Communist Party in the first round, 1997 legislative election

% vote, PCF candidates



The Commie belt at it again in Brittany (nearly 30% in Guingamp). Best score 41.1% in the Nord (Valenciennes Nord). 4 seats they took 100% in the second round BTW.

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% vote for Frederic Nihous in the first round, 2007 presidential election

% vote, F. Nihous (CPNT)



Posted for Lewis to compare with the CPNT map in the legislative election. CPNT vote in legislative elections is always lower than in the presidential election (Around 4% in the 2002 presidential, but around 1% in the 2002 legislative)

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% vote for the Popular Front, 1936 legislative election

% vote for the Popular Front



A very interesting map we've got here. Funny how some regions in France never can change (Cotes d'Armor, Manche, Alsace, Haute Garonne and Ariege etc.) while some can change a bit (Rhone for example is more right-wing nowadays)

Enjoy

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The closest I can get is 1951, I haven't found any department-by-department maps for 1945.

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1951 legislative election



National results were PCF 26.93%, RPF 21.62%, SFIO 14.62%, Moderates (right) 14.15%, MRP 12.62%, RGR 10.05%.

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1969 Presidential Election

First Round



Damn that 9-3. They prevented a full sweep for Pompidou

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2007 Legislative Election: By Departement

Winning Party, 2nd Round



This map is more or less worthless because it only takes into account party labels, and not ideological labels, though that for example MPF and UMP are seperate, that explains the uhm weird results, like the PS winning in Vendee, or the UMP in Haute-Pyrenees or the 9-3. The next map is worth more than this one.

Winning 'Ideology', 2nd Round



That's more like it!

Winning Party, 2nd Round



See my analysis for the very first map on this page, although this one is a bit less worthless

Winning 'Ideology', 1st Round



Party in second position, 1st Round

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% vote MoDem in the first round, 2007 legislative election

% vote, UDF-MoDem candidates

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% vote PRG in the first round, 2007 legislative election

% vote, Left Radical candidates



It seems like they lacked the courage to put up lots of candidates where PS candidates were running , a pity since they're saner than the PS and have good policies.

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Results of the French legislative election, 2002

Second Round



First Round



What this page was missing was 2002.

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Any 'orders'/requests?

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While I'm here, are there any requests?

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While I'm here, are there any requests?

First round results (by candidate) of the second Presidential election of the 5th Republic would be interesting.

1965? I have resources for that one.

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Departmental strength of major candidates in the first round of the 1969 Presidential elections



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% vote Regionalists in the first round, 2007 legislative election

% vote, all regionalist candidates



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Socialist Presidential primary, November 2006

Overall results



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Best score was 99% in Reunion IIRC. Seine Maritime is the department of Laurent Fabius which he won with over 60% (favorite son factor), he seemed to also affect results in Eure (only >40% victory for Royal), and the Oise at a lesser level. Val d'Oise is DSK's home department, which he was 2% from winning (45% for Royal, and his support was also big in the Petite and Grande couronne departments.

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Fabius was strong in the Puy-de-Dome, Creuse, Indre, and Cher.

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Sure, I can do DSK and Fabius as soon as I get back to Ottawa (the 4th IIRC)

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Socialist Presidential primary, November 2006

% Fabius



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% DSK



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Personally I couldn't say, I don't know too much about intra-party voting trends.

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Overseas French vote, 2007 presidential election

First Round



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Best result was 80 some percent in Israel for Sarkozy.

Second Round



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As said in the Gallery comments, I shaded France in with the nationwide results. No Overseas French there

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Incumbent Mayors as of 2008, 2001 municipal elections

First Round



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Also includes all mayors of the 4 Petite Couronne departments as of today. CAP stands for "Coalition pour une alternative progressiste"; a small anti-liberal commie party close to the PCF. SE means "Sans etiquette", or Indies; CNIP should be known but stands for "Centre national des independents et paysans", a tiny party nowadays (quite big in the 50s though) that's the conservative-right faction of the UMP (they ran common lists with the FN in 1986 and supported the LDI in 1997, now UMP 'associate'). GM, of course, stands for Gauche Moderne, Bockel's party.

Edit Feb 1 2008: Jean-Pierre Brard (Montreuil) is CAP, not PCF; and Bruno Joncour (Saint Brieuc) is MoDem, not NC/UDF

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% vote for the French Communist Party in the first round, 2007 legislative election

% vote, PCF candidates



% vote for The Greens in the first round, 2007 legislative election

% vote, Green candidates




UMP and PS maps coming up next, after that maybe MPF if I'm brave enough.