Constituency of the National Assembly of France
The 1st constituency of thePuy-de-Dôme (French :Première circonscription du Puy-de-Dôme ) is a French legislativeconstituency in the Puy-de-Dômedépartement MP using atwo-round election system .
The 1st constituency of thePuy-de-Dôme includes most ofClermont-Ferrand in the heart of the department. The city is home toMichelin as well as a host of other major industries.
The constituency has generally opted for left wing deputies with the exception of 1993 and 2017 in recent decades. At the2017 election the previously dominantSocialist Party trailed in 5th with only 9% of the vote, the left-wing vote being swept up byLa France Insoumise who came second.[ 3] La France Insoumise won the seat at thefollowing election in 2022 , as part of the left-wingNUPES alliance.
Legislative Election 2024 : Puy-de-Dôme's 1st constituency[ 4] [ 5] Party Candidate Votes % ±% LR Sébastien Galpier 4,890 8.95 −2.33 LO Dominique Leclair 733 1.34 n/a HOR (Ensemble )Hervé Prononce 13,156 24.08 n/a LFI (NFP )Marianne Maximi 20,841 38.14 +3.64 RN Louis Clément 15,025 27.50 +12.83 Turnout 54,645 97.44 50.89 Registered electors 83,788 2nd round resultLFI Marianne Maximi 23,772 43.24 +5.10 RN Louis Clément 16,311 29.67 + 2.17 HOR Hervé Prononce 14,898 27.10 +3.02 Turnout 54,981 97.48 −0.04 Registered electors 83,805 LFI hold Swing
Legislative Election 2022 : Puy-de-Dôme's 1st constituencyParty Candidate Votes % ±% LFI (NUPÉS )Marianne Maximi 13,211 34.50 +4.82 LREM (Ensemble )Valérie Thomas 10,466 27.33 -13.23 RN Anne Biscos 5,617 14.67 +5.38 LR (UDC )Sébastien Galpier 4,320 11.28 +1.49 PRG Laurent Hecquet 1,286 3.36 N/A REC Xavier Olivier 1,235 3.23 N/A DVG Chrif Bouzid 771 2.01 N/A Others N/A 1,386 - − Turnout 38,292 46.55 −0.05 2nd round resultLFI (NUPÉS )Marianne Maximi 18,189 52.23 +9.24 LREM (Ensemble )Valérie Thomas 16,637 47.77 −9.24 Turnout 34,826 44.43 +3.25 LFI gain fromLREM Swing +9.24
Results of the11 June and 18 June 2017 French National Assembly election in Puy-de-Dôme's 1st Constituency[ 6] Candidate Party 1st round 2nd round Votes % Votes % Valérie Thomas La République En Marche! LREM 15,481 40.56 18,042 57.01 Alain Laffont La France Insoumise FI 5,945 15.58 13,603 42.99 Maxime Vergnault The Republicans LR 3,738 9.79 Anne Biscos National Front FN 3,546 9.29 Cécile Audet Socialist Party PS 3,544 9.29 Bertrand Pasciuto Miscellaneous Left DVG 2,584 6.77 Cyril Cineux Communist Party PCF 972 2.55 Damien Folio Ecologist ECO 863 2.26 Antoine Rechagneux Debout la France DLF 418 1.10 Charlène Drigeard Independent DIV 287 0.75 Elena Fourcroy Independent DIV 281 0.74 Dominique Leclair Far Left EXG 215 0.56 Sandrine Clavières Far Left EXG 182 0.48 Frédéric La Carbona Independent DIV 72 0.19 Carole Martel El Mehdaoui Miscellaneous Right DVD 41 0.11 Alexandre Pourchon Miscellaneous Left DVG 0 0.00 Total 38,169 100% 31,645 100% Registered voters 83,500 83,501 Blank ballots 522 1.34% 1,865 5.42% Void ballots 216 0.56% 873 2.54% Turnout 38,907 46.60% 34,383 41.18% Abstentions 44,593 53.40% 49,118 58.82% Result REM GAIN FROM PS
Results of the10 June and 17 June 2012 French National Assembly election in Puy-de-Dôme’s 1st Constituency[ 7] Candidate Party 1st round 2nd round Votes % Votes % Odile Saugues Socialist Party PS 19,342 44.82 26,583 67.63 Jean-Pierre Brenas Union for a Popular Movement UMP 8,918 20.66 12,722 32.37 Jacqueline Simon National Front FN 4,416 10.23 CANDIDATE Left Front FG 3,116 7.22 Alain Laffont Far Left EXG 2,373 5.50 Michel Fanget Democratic Movement MoDem 2,087 4.84 Yves Reverseau Europe Ecology – The Greens EELV 1,271 2.94 Monique Bonnet Citizen and Republican Movement MRC 518 1.20 Joëlle Girard Ecologist ECO 361 0.84 Véronique Sure Independent Ecological Alliance AEI 260 0.60 Saliha Denane Radical Party PR 253 0.59 Marie Savre Workers' Struggle LO 243 0.56 Total 43,158 100% 39,305 100% Registered voters 80,630 80,629 Blank/Void ballots 564 1.29% 1,818 4.42% Turnout 43,722 54.23% 41,123 51.00% Abstentions 36,908 45.77% 39,506 49.00% Result PS hold
Legislative Election 2002 : Puy-de-Dôme's 1st constituencyParty Candidate Votes % ±% PS Odile Saugues 13,261 36.53 +1.63 UMP Anne Courtille 8,598 23.69 N/A UDF Michel Fanget 5,429 14.96 −13.39 FN Jean-Claude Lalanne de-Haut 2,858 7.87 −3.31 LCR Alain Laffont 1,740 4.79 +2.07 PCF Patricria Aucouturier 1,228 3.38 −4.06 LV Renée Matasse 851 2.34 −2.04 Others N/A 2,335 - − Turnout 37,065 63.14 −1.95 2nd round resultPS Odile Saugues 17,721 54.88 −3.16 UMP Anne Courtille 14,567 45.12 N/A Turnout 33,561 57.17 −12.40 PS hold
Legislative Election 1997 : Puy-de-Dôme's 1st constituencyParty Candidate Votes % ±% PS Odile Saugues 12,412 34.90 UDF Michel Fanget 10,083 28.35 FN Abel Poitrineau 3,976 11.18 PCF Danielle Martin 2,648 7.44 LV Yves Leycuras 1,557 4.38 LO Daniel Séguy 1,104 3.10 LCR Alain Laffont 969 2.72 LDI Thierry Jocouton 800 2.25 Others N/A 2,020 Turnout 37,464 65.09 2nd round resultPS Odile Saugues 21,883 58.04 UDF Michel Fanget 15,818 41.96 Turnout 40,044 69.57 PS gain fromUDF
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