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Kringla Heimsins
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« Reply #950 on: June 28, 2017, 03:54:49 PM »

Why did PRG not joined Socialist Group? And Corses? Which group would they fit best?

The Corses fit nowhere. As for the PRG, I think it is because they intend to vote the motion of confidence to the Philippe government. Also most of them were elected with de facto support from Macron, as they had no LREM opponent.
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« Reply #951 on: June 30, 2017, 04:27:26 AM »

FI candidate Farida Amrani has offficially lauched a judicial process to have the results of Essonne-1 (ie Manuel Valls) cancelled.

The complain seems to be based a few main factors, both concerning votes cast in Evry (ha ha):

- Instances where a voter's second round signature did not match to their first round signature

- Instances where a signature was initially in pencil, and then overwritten in pen (FI are claiming this is an indication that someone was practising the signature before officially writing it).

- One unidentified polling station had 23 new voters registered between the two rounds

Interesting to see where this goes.
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« Reply #952 on: June 30, 2017, 12:43:17 PM »

Probably one of the few times when I'm rooting for FI.
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« Reply #953 on: June 30, 2017, 12:45:43 PM »

Probably one of the few times when I'm rooting for FI.
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« Reply #954 on: June 30, 2017, 02:23:08 PM »

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« Reply #955 on: June 30, 2017, 02:23:45 PM »


Thought I opened the Italian thread, and was very confused!
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« Reply #956 on: June 30, 2017, 02:25:53 PM »


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« Reply #957 on: January 29, 2018, 12:12:36 PM »

First re-runs of annulled elections

Val-d'Oise 01

Isabelle Muller-Quoy (REM)  29.28%
Antoine Savigna (LR) 23.67%
 France insoumise 11.47%
Front National 10.11%
PS 6.88%
Greens 6.20%
DLF 4.31%

turnout 20.3%


Belfort 01


Ian Boucard (LR) : 39%
Christophe Grudler (LREM) : 26,7%
 France insoumise 11.6%
Front National 7.5%
Greens 4.4%
DLF 3.8%
PS 2.7%
Patriotes 2%
LO 1.6%
UPR 0.7%

turnout: 29.5%
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« Reply #958 on: March 04, 2018, 07:47:06 PM »

Special election in Guyana-2nd today

LREM: 43.1%
FI: 35.1%
DVG: 10,1%
DVG: 2,2%
LREM diss: 2 %
FN: 1,8%
UPR: 0,8%

LREM improves his score by 7pts, FI by 15pts (but the left is at 47.2% against 57.4 in 2017)
Turnout is also better than in 2017 (around 35% against 26% in 2017)
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« Reply #959 on: March 05, 2018, 04:23:32 AM »

Well,
The run off is going to be close!
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« Reply #960 on: March 11, 2018, 04:07:04 PM »
« Edited: March 11, 2018, 04:10:07 PM by Andrea »

Re-run of Haute Garonne  8ème circonscription

Joël Aviragnet (PS) 38.74%
Michel Monsarrat (LREM) 20.31%
Philippe Gimenez  (FI) 13.02%
Marie-Christine Parolin (FN) 11.73%
Philippe Maurin (LR) 4.94%

turnout 34.07%

Compared to original first round

PS  +20.9 points
LREM -13.1
FI -1.1
FN -3.5
LR -4

In the original second round Aviragnet won by less than 100 votes
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« Reply #961 on: March 11, 2018, 06:31:25 PM »

Special election in Guyana-2nd today

LREM: 43.1%
FI: 35.1%
DVG: 10,1%
DVG: 2,2%
LREM diss: 2 %
FN: 1,8%
UPR: 0,8%

LREM improves his score by 7pts, FI by 15pts (but the left is at 47.2% against 57.4 in 2017)
Turnout is also better than in 2017 (around 35% against 26% in 2017)

LREM win with 50.65%
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« Reply #962 on: March 14, 2018, 07:34:03 AM »

Re-run of Haute Garonne  8ème circonscription

Joël Aviragnet (PS) 38.74%
Michel Monsarrat (LREM) 20.31%
Philippe Gimenez  (FI) 13.02%
Marie-Christine Parolin (FN) 11.73%
Philippe Maurin (LR) 4.94%

turnout 34.07%

Compared to original first round

PS  +20.9 points
LREM -13.1
FI -1.1
FN -3.5
LR -4

In the original second round Aviragnet won by less than 100 votes
Even if the turnout was lower, Aviragnet gained more than 3000 votes(from 7000 to 10 000)
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« Reply #963 on: March 14, 2018, 07:37:19 AM »

Personally I support PS/FI coalitions. Macron is a great danger to social cohesion and must be stopped.
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« Reply #964 on: March 18, 2018, 03:55:38 PM »
« Edited: March 18, 2018, 03:59:02 PM by Andrea »

Loriet - 4th constituency

Door (LR) leads with 38.2%. Run off with LREM (20.2%).
FN 13.88% PS 6.65% PCF 5.96% Debout la France 5.23%  FI 4.96%. Rest below 2%

First round last year: LREN 28.6% LR 23.8% FN 20.8% PCF 11.6 (no FI) PS 5.48 Debout la France 3.01

Door should be re-elected comfortably next week.

Haute Garonne-8th constituency:

Joël Aviragnet (PS) wins run off very easily. 70.1%
Last year it was PS 50.1% LREM 49.9%

Mayotte-1th constituency:

Ali (DVG, last time elected with PS label, then joined LREM group) 36.15%
Chakrina (LR) 32.59%


Last time they were basically tied. I guess it will be close again
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« Reply #965 on: March 19, 2018, 05:10:08 AM »

Loriet - 4th constituency

Door (LR) leads with 38.2%. Run off with LREM (20.2%).
FN 13.88% PS 6.65% PCF 5.96% Debout la France 5.23%  FI 4.96%. Rest below 2%

First round last year: LREN 28.6% LR 23.8% FN 20.8% PCF 11.6 (no FI) PS 5.48 Debout la France 3.01

Door should be re-elected comfortably next week.

Haute Garonne-8th constituency:

Joël Aviragnet (PS) wins run off very easily. 70.1%
Last year it was PS 50.1% LREM 49.9%

Mayotte-1th constituency:

Ali (DVG, last time elected with PS label, then joined LREM group) 36.15%
Chakrina (LR) 32.59%


Last time they were basically tied. I guess it will be close again

Very interesting in Mayotte, Ali ran as independant, and FN endorsed LR candidate
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« Reply #966 on: March 19, 2018, 06:47:11 AM »

Also they were various incidents at some polling stations in Mayotte yesterday (for example 2 ballot boxes stolen, ...) I think the gap in the first round between the 2nd and the 3rd is large enough to be sure of the result, but if this kind of incidents happen during the second round (which will probably be close) then the Constitutional council could cancel the election again.
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