French Legislative Election 2017

[Tirnam]

Pyrénées-Atlantiques, 4th (Jean Lassalle)

Corrégé (LREM): 25.41%
Lassalle: 17.71%

[jaichind]

A FN vote share of around 13% would make it an ever lower vote share result than FN in 2012. 

[jeron]

There will be a lot of LR-LREM duels with these numbers right?

Probably,  so far there are two LREM-LR runoffs in Cantal and one in Creuse. There do some to be quite a lot of LREM-FN runoffs or LREM-LFI runoffs though

[Tirnam]

Finistère, 6th

Ferrand (LREM): 33.93%
Nicolas (LR): 18.10%

[Oryxslayer]

I'm currently looking at the France24 graphic however it is weird because the lines for the districts are white and blend into the background. Anyone have a better map?

[Tirnam]

Moselle, 6th

Philippot (FN): 23.79%
Arend (LREM): 22.01%

[jaichind]

With 57% of the vote counted it is

LREM-Modem         30.87%
LR-UDI-Misc Right   22.68%
FN                          14.52%
FI                           10.36%
PS-RG-Misc Left        9.71%
EELV                        3.75%
PCF                          2.57%
DLF                          1.16%

[Antonio the Sixth]

Not even half the voters bothered to show up. This is beyond pathetic.

[Tirnam]

Morbihan, 4th

Molac (LREM): 54.00% - Elected

[Antonio the Sixth]

Mélenchon pretending he won. ROFL.

[jaichind]

With 62% of the vote counted it is

LREM-Modem         31.01%
LR-UDI-Misc Right   22.41%
FN                          14.49%
FI                           10.39%
PS-PRG-Misc Left      9.76%
EELV                        3.75%
PCF                          2.64%
DLF                          1.15%

LREM and PS+ heading upward while LR and FN heading downward.  

[Antonio the Sixth]

Mélenchon pretending he won. ROFL.

Did he just say "le peuple populaire"?

[Boston Bread]

With this FN underperformance, could Le Pen lose?

[Antonio the Sixth]

Philippe: "France is back!"

I want to puke.

[Helsinkian]

Kantar Sofres seems to have

LREM    33.5
LR        20.8
FN        13.1
FI         11.3
PS+        9.5

Which means 400-440 seats for LREM
FN 2-5
LR 95-132
LFI 13-23
PS 15-25

What a fantastic electoral system.

[mvd10]

Macron has got his majority so there is no excuse for not passing deep labour market reforms. It'll be interesting to see whether Macron actually will liberalize the French economy or whether he'll end up as another Chirac or Sarkozy.

[jaichind]

With 66% of the vote counted it is

LREM-Modem         31.17%
LR-UDI-Misc Right   22.23%
FN                          14.38%
FI                           10.47%
PS-PRG-Misc Left      9.79%
EELV                        3.79%
PCF                          2.64%
DLF                          1.15%

LREM FI PS continue to gain ground. LR FN continue to lose ground.  Convergence to exit polls.

[SunSt0rm]

Is there a site, where I can see the result of each constituency prefereably on a map

[jaichind]

Is there a site, where I can see the result of each constituency prefereably on a map

Same here.  I cannot find one so I am reduced to clicking around the Ministry of Interior website. 

[Tirnam]

Map, by La Croix

But updated slowly, I will try to find another one.

[jaichind]

With 71% of the vote counted it is

LREM-Modem         31.18%
LR-UDI-Misc Right   22.11%
FN                          14.44%
FI                           10.53%
PS-PRG-Misc Left      9.77%
EELV                        3.83%
PCF                          2.69%
DLF                          1.15%

[Barnes]

Mennucci has announced that he's been eliminated in Bouches-du-Rhône.

[jaichind]

Its amazing that most second place finishers does not cross the 12.5% threshold either and will only advance because they finished second.

[warandwar]

Macron has got his majority so there is no excuse for not passing deep labour market reforms. It'll be interesting to see whether Macron actually will liberalize the French economy or whether he'll end up as another Chirac or Sarkozy.

The French govt is not the only organization with power to govern the labour market. The real question is how willing he will be to stomp on worker's democratic rights and how strong the worker's resistance will be.

[🦀🎂🦀🎂]

Pyrénées-Atlantiques, 4th (Jean Lassalle)

Corrégé (LREM): 25.41%
Lassalle: 17.71%

Lassalle better win, damnit.