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2020 French municipal elections

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2020 French municipal elections

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The2020 French municipal elections were held from 15 March to 28 June to renew themunicipal councils of the approximately 35,000 French communes. The first round took place on 15 March and the second round was postponed to 28 June[1] due to theCOVID-19 pandemic.[2]

Electoral system

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Municipal elections in France result in the renewal of the members ofmunicipal councils in every commune, and are held every 6 years. With the exception of Paris,Lyon, andMarseille, the electoral subdivision is the commune itself. In Paris, separate elections are held for eacharrondissement, as is the case in Lyon, where elections are also held byarrondissement; in Marseille, elections are held within sectors containing twoarrondissements each.[3]

Election is open to European citizens living in the country, but since 2020, 800 English/British people have lost their electoral capacities due toBrexit.[4]

The number of municipal councillors within each commune is dependent upon its population, from a minimum of 7 for communes with a population less than 100 to 69 for those with a population of 300,000 or more (with the exception of the three largest cities). The electoral system within each commune is also dependent on its population.[3]

In communes with fewer than 1,000 inhabitants, two-roundmajority-at-large voting withpanachage is used, with candidates elected in the first round should they receive an absolute majority of votes cast and at least a quarter of the number of individuals registered on the electoral rolls. The remaining seats are filled in the second round, in which only a plurality of votes is required to be elected. The requirement for gender parity is also void in these smaller communes.[5]

In communes with 1,000 or more inhabitants, electoral lists contest a two-roundproportional representation system with a majority bonus. Should a list receive an absolute majority of votes cast in the first round, it will receive half of all seats and the rest of the seats will be distributed proportionally among electoral lists with at least 5% of votes using theD'Hondt method. If a second round is necessitated, only lists which received at least 10% of valid votes in the first round proceed, and may merge with other lists which received at least 5% of votes cast in the first round. Seats are then allocated using the same method as the first round, guaranteeing a majority for the list with a relative majority of votes.[6]

In the three largest cities, the election of municipal councils and arrondissement councils takes place simultaneously, and follow the same electoral method as that for communes with 1,000 or more inhabitants within each electoral division (whether arrondissement or sector). Mayors are elected in a two-round secret ballot requiring an absolute majority, and otherwise with a plurality of votes from municipal councillors if a third round is required.[3]

The election of councillors to intercommunal structures also takes place concurrently with the municipal elections; in communes with fewer than 1,000 inhabitants, they are chosen "in the order of the table" (mayors, deputy mayors, and councillors), while in larger communes, they are elected simultaneously.[5][6]

The number of municipal councillors elected in each commune is determined as a function of its population, ranging from 7 to 69 in all communes except for the three largest cities.[7]

Population<100<500<1,500<2,500<3,500<5,000<10,000<20,000<30,000<40,000<50,000
Municipal councillors711151923272933353943
Population<60,000<80,000<100,000<150,000<200,000<250,000<300,000>300,000LyonMarseilleParis
Municipal councillors454953555961656973101163

Opinion polls

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National

The Harris Interactive poll was based on communes with a population of at least 10,000.

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size
Abs.LONPAPCFFIG.sPSEELVDVGLREMMoDemUDILRDVDDLFRNLPDIV
Odoxa[8]22–23 January 20201,00225%7%11%13.5%18%13.5%14%19%
Harris Interactive22 May–7 Jun 20181,6742%9%2%19%27%5%18%5%13%<0.5%
2014 election23 Mar 201436.45%0.60%3.13%18.01%1.16%15.88%0.97%2.33%18.51%24.57%(DVD)4.76%10.09%

By commune

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Bordeaux

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The April 2018 and May 2019 Ifop polls were commissioned by Esprit Bordeaux, an association founded by supporters ofAlain Juppé, later backingNicolas Florian.

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size
Prud'homme
LFI
Darchy
LFI
Rouveyre
PS
Hurmic
EELV
Feltesse
DVG
Cazenave
LREM
Fabre
LREM
Florian
LR
Juppé
DVD
Jay
RN
Colombier
RN
Others
Ifop9–13 May 201960013%7%14%8%8%45%5%<0.5%
Ifop20–28 Apr 201880010%10%9%9%9%51%2%
10%11%9%9%56% (Juppé)5%
2014 election23 Mar 20144.59%22.58% (Feltesse)60.94%6.06%5.81%

Lille

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First round
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The March 2019 OpinionWay poll was sponsored byThe Republicans, whileLa République En Marche! commissioned the BVA poll conducted in October 2018, which did not specify a specific LR candidate.

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size
EXGBocquet
PCF
Quatennens
LFI
Aubry
PS
Baly
EELV
Spillebout
LREM
Petit
LREM
Darmanin
LREM
Castelain
DVD
Daubresse
LR
Cattelin-Denu
RN
Others
OpinionWayMar 201983614%22%5%11%18%
BVA15–20 Oct 2018699<0.5%3%10%15%16%17%7%14%17%
2014 election23 Mar 20146.12%6.16%34.85%11.08%22.73%17.15%1.87%
Second round
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Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size
Quatennens
LFI
Aubry
PS
Darmanin
LREM
Daubresse
LR
Cattelin-Denu
RN
BVA15–20 Oct 201869941%37%22%
14%26%38%22%
2014 election30 Mar 201452.05%29.71%18.22%

Lyon

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Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size
Perrin-Gilbert
LFI
Doucet
EELV
Runel
PS
Collomb
LREM
Képénékian
LREM
Kimelfeld
LREM
Blanc
LR
Marion
RN
Ifop-Fiducial28 Sep–3 Oct 201880214%16%10%31%18%11%
14%17%11%28%19%11%
15%17%11%27%19%11%
2014 election23 Mar 20147.56%8.90%35.76% (Collomb)30.49%12.19%

Marseille

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The February 2019 Ifop poll was commissioned byGénération engagement, the financing association ofBruno Gilles, the PollingVox polls byl'Association des Amis deMartine Vassal (with Bruno Gilles as a miscellaneous right candidate in June 2019), and the February 2018 Ifop poll byCap sur l'avenir 13, the micro-party ofRenaud Muselier.

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size
Coppola
PCF
Camard
LFI
Mélenchon
LFI
Payan
PS
Ghali
PS
Ahamada
LREM
Castaner
LREM
Muselier
LR
Boyer
LR
Vassal
LR
Gilles
DVD
Ravier
RN
Others
PollingVox11–15 Jun 20191,0034%14%13%9%29%10%21%
5%14%16%39% (Vassal)26%
Ifop20–23 Feb 20198034%12%19%15%27%21%2%
Elabe6–12 Sep 20181,0013.5%19%16%17.5%27.5%16.5%
3.5%19%14.5%14%34%15%
PollingVox14–18 Jun 20181,0043%21%14%17%25%20%
Ifop2–5 Feb 20187002%21%14%20%26%17%
2%21%13%22%24%18%
2%22%13%20%24%19%
4%22%10%44% (Muselier)20%
2014 election23 Mar 20147.10% (Coppola)20.77% (Mennucci)37.64% (Gaudin)23.16%11.33%

Marseille's 5th sector

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The May 2019 BVA poll was commissioned byLes amis de Lionel Royer-Perreaut, the micro-party of its namesake.

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size
Cavagnera
LFI
Pigamo
PS
Agresti
LREM
Royer-Perreaut
LR
Bez
RN
Others
BVA13–22 May 20197419%18%11%41%21%
2014 election23 Mar 20146.07%15.28%45.77%25.55%7.31%

Montpellier

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The March 2018 Ifop poll was commissioned byMohed Altrad.

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size
EXGRessiguier
LFI
Doulain
LFI
Ollier
ECO
Delafosse
PS
Saurel
DVG
VignalLREMAltrad
DIV
Gaillard
DIV
Larue
LR
Francis
UDI
Jamet
RN
Rokvam
RN
Others
Harris Interactive7–11 Jan 2020616<0.5%-10%19%10%18%7%10%5%6%--10%5%
Ifop27–31 Mar 20186622%17%--12%32% (Saurel)15%-8%3%11%-<0.5%
2%16%--12%29%20% (Altrad)-6%4%11%-<0.5%
2014 election23 Mar 20143.18%7.56%--22.93%25.27%-22.71%4.52%13.80%-

Mulhouse

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The September 2018 OpinionWay poll was paid for by the city of Mulhouse and the outgoing majority led byMichèle Lutz.

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size
Wostyn
LO
Minery
EELV
Schweitzer
PS
Million
LREM
Lutz
LR
Ritz
RN
OpinionWay24 Sep–1 Oct 20181,0034%17%12%10%44%13%
5%18%12%50% (Lutz–Rottner)15%
2014 election23 Mar 20141.53%3.05%31.39%42.16%21.85%

Nancy

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The June 2019 Ifop poll was conducted on behalf of theSocialist Party (PS).

First round
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Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size
Nimsgern
LO
Jouira
LFI
Klein
PS
Maguin
EELV
Hénart
MR
Morano
LR
Hervé
DVD
Eury
RN
Others
Ifop13–15 Jun 20196030.5%8%25%20%28%8%2%8%0.5%
<0.5%8%24%20%36% (Hénart)3%9%<0.5%
0.5%8%41% (Klein)37%3%10%0.5%
Second round
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Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size
Klein
PS
Hénart
MR
Ifop13–15 Jun 201960353%47%

Nanterre

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Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size
Eisenberg
NPA
Morain
FI
Jarry
PCF
Coulondre
LREM
Bedin
LR
Others
Harris Interactive18–23 Jan 20196153%7%54%12%24%
2014 election23 Mar 20142.77%53.84%39.65%3.73%

Nantes

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The June 2019 Ifop poll was conducted on behalf of theSocialist Party (PS).

First round
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Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size
Croupy
LFI
Rolland
PS
Laernoes
EELV
Errante
LREM
Garnier
LR
Bouchet
RN
Others
Ifop14–17 Jun 20197036%33%23%14%15%8%1%
8%51% (Rolland)15%17%8%1%
Second round
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Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size
Rolland
PS
Errante
LREM
Ifop14–17 Jun 201970368%32%

Nice

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First round
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The Ifop poll conducted in December 2017 tested a "miscellaneous right and centre of the municipal majority" list led byChristian Estrosi in the event thatÉric Ciotti headed a list representingThe Republicans (LR) as well as considering Robert Injey as heading a list forLa France Insoumise, and was commissioned byLes Amis de Christian Estrosi.

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size
Abs.Injey
PCF
Damiano
LFI
Allemand
PSEELV
Roussel
LREM
Estrosi
LR
Ciotti
LR
Kandel
CNIP
Vardon
RN
Arnautu
RN
Others
Ifop3–5 Apr 20196022%6%17%6%51%17%1%
2%4%15%5%35%27%12%<0.5%
2%4%16%37%29%11%1%
2%8%18%13%44%14%1%
2%6%15%6%47%6%17%1%
Elabe18–23 Mar 201970939%2.5%4.5%15%7%28%27%16%
2%4.5%15.5%6%26.5%27.5%3.5%14.5%
2%4.5%16.5%32%29%16%
2%4.5%16%31%27%3%16.5%
Ifop4–6 Dec 20176048%10%15%47%17%3%
8%10%12%37%20%12%1%
9%11%40%26%12%2%
2014 election23 Mar 201445.82%5.38% (Injey)15.25%44.98%10.12%4.43%15.59%4.22%
Second round
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Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size
Abs.Allemand
PS
Estrosi
LR
Ciotti
LR
Kandel
CNIP
Vardon
RN
Ifop3–5 Apr 201960219%39%30%12%
24%57%19%
2014 election30 Mar 201446.60%17.84%48.61%12.42%21.10%

Nîmes

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First round
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Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size
Voinchet
LFI
Bouger
PCF
Cadène
PS
Bouad
PS
Tebib
LREM
Lachaud
LC
Fournier
LR
Gillet
RN
Others
OpinionWay28 Mar–1 Apr 201950210%11%10%8%18%24%19%
12%16% (Bouad)26% (Lachaud)27%19%
2014 election23 Mar 201412.04%14.73% (Dumas)37.18%21.77%14.27%
Second round
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Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size
Bouget
PCF
Bouad
PS
Tebib
LREM
Lachaud
LC
Fournier
LR
Gillet
RN
OpinionWay28 Mar–1 Apr 201950228%12%39%21%
34%38%28%
2014 election30 Mar 201414.83%13.94%46.80%24.41%

Paris

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The March 2019 Ifop poll did not name a specific EELV candidate. The January 2019 Viavoice poll was conducted forLa République En Marche!, and did not test any potential candidates other thanBenjamin Griveaux. The September 2018 Ifop poll scenario includingCédric Villani was commissioned by CFHJ, owned by a friend of Villani, and the June 2019 Ifop poll was also conducted on behalf of Villani.

First round
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Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size
Abs.EXGSimonnet
LFI
Gantzer
PP
Hidalgo
PS
Belliard
EELV
Bayou
EELV
Griveaux
LREM
Villani
DVC
Mahjoubi
LREM
Renson
LREM
Dati
LR
Berthout
LR
Bournazel
Agir
Federbusch
Aimer Paris
Saint-Just
RN
Marcel Campion
DIV
Others
Ifop20–27 Jun 20199511%5%2%24%14%27%16%5%5%<0.5%1%
1%6%1.5%23%15%26%15%6%5%0.5%1%
BVAArchived 2019-06-21 at theWayback Machine6–11 Jun 20191,2941.5%5%3%21%13%25%15%5%5%1%5.5%
1.5%5%3%21%13%25%15%5%5%1%5.5%
1.5%5%3%21%13%22%16%6%5%1%6.5%
Elabe28–31 Mar 201999951%1%8.5%4%22%9.5%21%19.5%5%4.5%0.5%4.5%
1.5%9%4.5%21.5%10%23%15%4%4.5%1.5%5.5%
2.5%6.5%4.5%22%7.5%20%21%4.5%4.5%1.5%5.5%
1.5%8.5%3.5%25%8.5%21%14.5%4.5%5%1.5%6.5%
1%8.5%4.5%21%10.5%14%23%5%5%1.5%6%
1%8%6.5%22%10%17.5%16.5%5.5%4.5%1.5%7%
Ifop-Fiducial14–21 Mar 20199561%8%3%24%10%22%16%7%6%1%2%
1%8%4.5%25%10%23%14%4.5%7%1%2%
1%8%5%24%10%20%15%6%6.5%1%3.5%
1%8%5%23%11%20%15%7%6%1%3%
Viavoice7–25 Jan 20192,0373%8%24%13%28%17%4%3%
Ifop12–14 Sep 20189441%7%4%23%9%23%21%6%2%4%
2%7%5%24%8%20%23%6%1%4%
2%7%5%25%11%17%22%6%1%4%
Ifop1%8%4%23%9%23%21%6%1%4%
Ifop-Fiducial19–22 Mar 20189731%11%29% (Hidalgo)32%21%6%
2%12%41% (Hidalgo)38%7%
2%12%39% (Hidalgo)40% (Berthout)7%
2014 election23 Mar 201443.73%1.10%4.94%34.40%8.86%35.91%6.26%8.79%
Second round
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Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size
Hidalgo
PS
Griveaux
LREM
Villani
DVC
Dati
LR
Ifop20–27 Jun 201995151%49%
49%51%
2014 election30 Mar 201453.33%44.06%

Perpignan

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Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size
EXGAssens
FI
Fiter
PCF
Neuville
PS
Langevine
EELV
Ripoull
DIV
Grau
LREM
Pujol
LR
Amiel
LR
Aliot
RN
Others
Ifop15–20 Mar 20197031%5%5%12%5%9%16%16%29%2%
2%6%4%11%9%9%17%13%27%2%
1%5%3%13%8%11%27% (Pujol)29%3%
2014 election23 Mar 20143.26%11.87% (Cresta)5.66%9.62%30.67%34.18%4.72%

Toulon

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Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size
Abs.Defrance
LO
de Ubeda
PCF
Léandri
LFI
Driquez
PS
Rebec
EELV
Lesage
AEI
Muschotti
LREM
Maginot
AC
Falco
LR
Perrot
DLF
Navaranne
RN
Michel
EXD
Elabe18–23 Mar 201970637%1%2%3.5%4%5.5%2%4.5%0.5%57%2.5%15%2.5%
2014 election23 Mar 201447.78%0.81%4.01% (de Ubeda)10.11% (Alfonsi)3.05%59.26%20.47%2.26%

Toulouse

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Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size
Abs.EXGBompard
LFI
Sellin
LFI
Raynal
PS
Pellefigue
UNE
Maurice
EELV
Nogal
LREM
Portarrieu
LREM
Moudenc
LR
Lamotte
RN
Others
BVA[permanent dead link]6–9 May 201967141%2%10%12%5%16%8%36%8%3%
2%11%13%5%16%40% (Moudenc)9%4%
Ifop12–17 Apr 20196081%11%15%6%14%9%36%7%1%
2014 election23 Mar 201447.78%2.30%5.10%32.26%6.98%38.19%8.15%7.00%

2019 European elections in communes with at least 100,000 inhabitants

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Main article:2019 European Parliament election in France § Communes with at least 100,000 inhabitants
CommuneMayorRNLREMMoDemEELVLRLCFIPSPPNDDLFCNIPG.sUDIPCFPAGEMEIMdPUPRLOLPAJOthersT/o
#%#%#%#%#%#%#%#%#%#%#%#%#%#%#%#%#%
Aix-en-ProvenceLR7,64417.6412,60529.107,31116.884,39610.152,4205.592,5055.788992.081,0802.498932.067691.786691.547541.745231.211370.321540.361560.364070.9449.78
AmiensUDI6,64720.488,29625.564,11612.681,7995.543,41010.511,6765.168292.551,2293.798482.618782.718522.636512.013411.052300.711870.581180.363461.0746.92
AngersDVD5,21711.9512,29928.168,24318.884,2939.832,1764.983,5658.168792.011,9614.491,1172.568151.877651.759122.094391.013180.73680.161610.374411.0150.29
AnnecyUDI5,66314.1311,67029.117,71919.253,9699.901,6774.182,5926.471,0832.701,0662.669992.495401.356721.689202.294431.101960.491780.441490.375551.3851.22
ArgenteuilLR3,39318.343,82220.662,19211.859495.132,25412.181,0875.884942.671,1596.274252.307273.934262.304192.263541.912221.201410.76940.513411.8436.19
BesançonREM4,55114.397,59424.025,89218.632,6008.222,5658.112,4337.696632.101,2884.076001.909072.876221.977222.283501.112360.751690.531200.383080.9748.65
BordeauxLR7,1679.4022,47629.4716,43421.556,8799.024,7256.206,4818.501,0171.333,2144.211,3631.791,6172.121,0641.401,5011.978321.093350.442360.312090.277140.9451.90
Boulogne-BillancourtLR3,0947.5416,76040.865,48513.376,62216.141,1342.762,0394.975921.449252.261,0602.584070.997021.716651.624121.00820.20530.13880.218992.1958.90
BrestPS5,93114.839,29723.247,37018.432,5346.342,9277.323,5918.987281.822,5076.277671.929262.326211.556691.674681.172830.711020.261020.261,1732.9349.36
CaenLR3,80812.568,12826.805,70818.822,4588.101,9856.542,5878.535941.961,5094.986472.136362.105701.886041.993121.032160.711510.501180.392990.9955.39
Clermont-FerrandPS4,85014.437,76123.095,24515.612,7228.102,6347.842,9158.675501.641,7355.161,2383.681,1973.567402.204681.393851.152550.761600.481670.505831.7348.49
DijonPS6,57515.4310,89325.567,12716.723,8669.072,7566.473,2097.531,1032.591,5933.749592.258401.971,1352.669662.275051.182910.682130.501500.354361.0252.96
GrenobleEELV4,80911.719,83623.969,18122.362,5816.293,2247.853,8519.386001.462,1935.347101.731,1202.736121.497531.834251.042760.671510.37920.226461.5750.00
Le HavreLR10,06322.559,59221.505,81013.022,3195.204,0949.182,5105.631,1532.581,1442.569282.082,5985.821,0432.346231.405301.193010.673220.722240.501,3663.0644.78
Le MansPS7,33016.9310,07623.276,89215.923,5298.153,0997.163,8438.871,1932.751,5743.639362.161,1042.557131.656621.533360.784941.141320.302350.541,1562.6750.81
LillePS7,59913.8512,11922.0811,91721.712,7324.985,63710.274,5628.317881.442,7685.049501.731,4792.691,1472.091,0571.936391.164060.742450.451680.316711.2245.82
LimogesLR6,58617.538,54822.754,81612.823,5379.412,8397.563,7019.858682.311,8014.796981.861,2763.409362.496321.683720.993280.871580.422110.562700.7252.36
LyonREM15,55110.2543,63228.7631,86521.0015,73910.378,9045.8711,3047.452,3301.545,8523.863,5202.323,1782.092,2251.473,0061.981,5171.007260.483980.263120.211,6681.1057.32
MarseilleLR55,97426.3143,80320.5929,12013.6917,5838.2617,5218.2310,9935.175,1612.436,4523.033,0411.437,2853.423,1411.483,6441.712,8191.321,0050.471,3140.621,0080.472,9201.3743.79
MetzPS5,98320.087,37624.754,50415.122,3647.931,4704.932,2277.479223.091,0743.606562.206472.177272.444821.623451.162340.791710.571150.395011.6844.06
MontpellierDVG10,42115.3315,47922.7713,28219.534,2296.226,7169.885,6508.311,0831.592,9644.369291.371,7342.551,1211.651,7052.519841.453550.522730.403150.467521.1146.30
MontreuilPCF2,3838.974,29116.166,45424.317542.843,38412.742,2298.393861.451,8907.123611.362,2938.644811.815302.003471.312610.98600.23880.333611.3647.30
MulhouseLR4,20521.774,33022.412,64913.711,2596.521,4197.351,1646.035432.815132.664212.183141.634732.454002.073571.851300.671580.82930.488914.6141.71
NancyMR3,01711.857,19628.274,55217.882,2798.951,4625.742,3209.115802.281,0464.116322.485572.195242.063851.513021.191500.591380.54560.222581.0152.21
NantesPS8,2678.4425,78726.3423,83824.358,4568.645,9846.119,2229.421,5041.544,6564.761,9421.981,9972.041,1931.222,1072.159230.945990.611620.172100.211,0581.0853.38
NiceLR28,01428.1821,69921.8311,80311.8711,62811.704,6944.724,5394.573,0213.041,9581.971,6491.662,1972.212,7362.751,6401.651,3361.342790.285770.583900.391,2571.2647.78
NîmesLR9,45524.438,37421.645,07213.113,8459.942,7457.092,3826.169112.351,0722.776011.551,5714.066831.766041.565111.321820.472370.611820.472700.7045.42
OrléansDVD4,11613.827,92526.614,85916.323,09010.381,4824.982,2157.447082.381,1063.711,1843.986792.286062.035651.903231.081760.591300.44990.335191.7448.63
ParisPS53,8297.23244,91832.92148,37719.9475,72210.1839,5155.3160,8148.179,4271.2732,2754.3412,9091.7323,6553.189,5031.2811,7701.587,6471.032,9030.391,5140.201,0880.158,1911.1057.88
PerpignanLR8,81630.075,77819.713,14510.732,2447.662,1137.211,6485.627812.668983.064501.548052.756642.275872.003851.312120.722710.921600.553571.2246.40
ReimsLR10,42424.4210,02123.475,29312.403,7048.682,5876.062,4635.771,0322.421,4713.451,1002.588401.971,3023.057091.665161.214351.022400.562030.483530.8344.68
RennesPS4,7717.8915,83626.1914,71324.333,9626.553,8386.356,59410.917641.263,6446.031,1491.901,7362.876341.051,0941.815050.844230.70820.141330.225830.9654.25
RouenPS3,73613.457,10625.575,09318.332,0307.312,1637.782,3538.475131.851,2354.446282.268182.945521.995531.993051.101670.601340.48810.293181.1451.09
Saint-Denis (Réunion)PS8,45527.124,28713.752,7898.951,4964.804,51014.474,16013.347022.258842.846752.175291.705011.616071.958572.753080.993111.00100.03920.3032.60
Saint-Denis (Seine-Saint-Denis)PCF1,91813.102,33015.922,14314.644533.092,28815.631,0297.032401.641,0116.912511.711,4209.702151.472631.803792.592401.64850.58770.532972.0333.90
Saint-ÉtienneLR7,84619.549,02222.465,86914.613,7949.453,0967.712,5106.251,0062.501,8894.708202.041,3283.317211.807931.974621.152780.691830.462070.523380.8446.30
Saint-PaulLR5,90228.072,83413.482,41411.481,0244.874,04719.259844.685092.424922.344091.953801.814051.934672.226473.082271.082080.99220.10520.2528.46
StrasbourgPS8,80212.8019,07727.7514,22020.695,0177.304,7436.905,2947.701,1691.702,7494.001,4142.061,0481.521,2571.831,3852.018381.223520.512760.402000.299021.3149.94
ToulonLR14,87030.7110,20721.084,4609.215,15810.652,7705.722,2104.561,5803.261,0082.081,0162.101,0362.141,3292.749261.916711.392080.433500.722510.523670.7648.38
ToulouseLR14,25311.4330,70424.6226,53921.289,2627.4310,9428.7711,5329.251,9241.545,9934.812,0581.653,4292.751,8871.511,9401.561,4381.156990.563140.255100.411,2911.0452.39
ToursMR5,29414.269,52225.666,74618.183,3959.152,3126.232,9447.939342.521,5034.058382.267852.126961.887702.074081.102700.731360.371390.374211.1348.23
VilleurbannePS5,22314.578,19822.877,25320.232,3736.622,7047.542,9218.157642.131,4644.088062.258792.456921.937792.174621.292460.691310.37990.288582.3944.25

Results

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BothThe French Communist Party andNational Rally lost numerous seats and mayorships. La République En Marche! managed to retain mayorship ofLe Havre by the Prime ministerEdouard Philippe (he resigned national position on 3 July). National Rally by itself lost about half of its representatives.[9]Louis Aliot became the first National Rally Mayor inPerpignan with a city of more than 100,000 people (although Aliot ran as independent).[10]Les Republicains also suffered losses. Most of them were in large cities, where mayorships were lost to the Greens, although Les Republicains lost seats to the National Rally in small towns.

The Greens made significant gains in the election. They triumphed inLyon,Marseille,Nancy,Strasbourg andBordeaux.Anne Hidalgo andMartine Aubry retained their respective mayoralties of Paris andLille. Including them, female candidates won in half of France's largest cities.[11] Only 40% of the electorate participated in the second round,[12] a significant drop from the prior local elections, likely due to concerns regarding theCOVID-19 pandemic.

Marie Cau was elected the first transgender mayor in France, inTilloy-lez-Marchiennes.[13]

National results

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List-based municipalitiesMajority ballots municipalitiesAll municipalities
First roundSecond roundFirst roundSecond roundFirst roundSecond round
Votes%Votes%Votes%Votes%Votes%Votes%
Expressed15,789,73095.366,175,53897.084,058,89997.06483,30794.9419,848,62995.706,658,84596.92
Blank ballots286,4991.73104,0081.6438,8380.9310,4622.06325,3371.57114,4701.67
Null ballots482,1502.9181,6941.2884,0892.0115,3213.01566,2392.7397,0151.41
Voters16,558,3791006,361,2401004,181,826100509,09010020,740,2051006,870,330100
Abstentions22,900,12158.049,147,84358.982,797,08540.08393,17443.5825,697,20655.349,541,01758.14
Registered voters39,458,50041.9615,509,08341.026,978,91159.92902,26456.4246,437,41144.6616,411,34741.86
Results by political grouping(Only concerns municipalities with more than 1000 habitants)
ListFirst roundSecond roundTotal seatsSeat change
Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats
EXGFar-left76,4990.49265,5650.09531 30
Far-left76,4990.49265,5650.09531
PCFFrench Communist Party166,7031.071,07256,2730.913541,426 230
LFILa France Insoumise68,2080.442612,2900.202046New
PSSocialist Party287,1801.841,810120,3171.957592,569 9,709
PRGRadical Party of the Left3,4030.025400.00054New
DVGMiscellaneous left2,364,84814.9815,0231,073,09317.387,60722,630 21,609
UGUnion de la gauche806,5345.162,287845,02213.681,9434,320 8,692
Left3,696,87623.5120,2722,106,99534.1210,68331,045
EELVEurope Ecology – The Greens373,9592.37183127,0492.06332515 182
ECOEcologists137,5400.8742673,0931.18430856New
Left Ecologists511,4993.24609200,1423.247621,371
DIVMiscellaneous1,121,4347.108,986480,3247.784,39313,379 21,322
SEUndesignated lists4,089,70425.90115,394396,3966.427,820123,214New
REGRegionalists79,3900.5024642,6120.69273519New
GJGilets jaunes3,2580.022870.0002New
Miscellaneous5,293,78633.52124,628919,41914.8912,486137,114
LREMLa République En Marche!260,0471.65268110,6081.79356624New
MDMDemocratic Movement20,0500.13657,3730.1238103 894
UDIUnion of Democrats and Independents95,9450.6156151,0870.83358919 4,454
UCUnion du centre262,8631.66320142,1472.30284604 40
DVCMiscellaneous centre1,327,1688.418,291661,94310.724,56112,852New
Centre1,966,07312.469,505973,15815.765,59715,102
LRThe Republicans725,4544.593,534330,6155.351,6395,173 5,978
LUDUnion de la droite355,3262.25547327,4825.308201,367 9,968
DVDMiscellaneous right2,764,24317.5122,3321,147,62718.588,22530,557 45,705
DLFDebout la France4,7320.0354270.0116New
Right3,849,75524.3826,4181,806,15129.2410,68537,103
RNNational Rally363,6992.30498145,9002.36329827 671
EXDFar-right26,2660.174318,2080.30108151 51
Far-right389,9652.47541164,1082.66437978
Election postponed due toCOVID-19 (Guiana only)164164

Communes with at least 70,000 inhabitants

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Incumbent mayors marked with an asterisk (*) did not seek another term in 2020.

CommuneDepartmentIncumbent mayorPartyElected mayorParty
Aix-en-ProvenceBouches-du-RhôneMaryse Joissains-MasiniLRMaryse Joissains-MasiniLR
AjaccioCorse-du-SudLaurent MarcangeliDVDLaurent MarcangeliDVD
AmiensSommeBrigitte FouréUDIBrigitte FouréUDI
AngersMaine-et-LoireChristophe BéchuDVDChristophe BéchuDVD
AnnecyHaute-SavoieJean-Luc RigautUDIFrançois AstorgECO
AntibesAlpes-MaritimesJean LeonettiLRJean LeonettiLR
ArgenteuilVal-d'OiseGeorges MothronLRGeorges MothronLR
Asnières-sur-SeineHauts-de-SeineManuel AeschlimannLRManuel AeschlimannLR
AubervilliersSeine-Saint-DenisMeriem DerkaouiPCFKarine FrancletUDI
Aulnay-sous-BoisSeine-Saint-DenisBruno BeschizzaLRBruno BeschizzaLR
AvignonVaucluseCécile HellePSCécile HellePS
BesançonDoubsJean-Louis FousseretLREMAnne VignotEELV
BéziersHéraultRobert MénardDVDRobert MénardDVD
BordeauxGirondeNicolas FlorianLRPierre HurmicEELV
Boulogne-BillancourtHauts-de-SeinePierre-Christophe BaguetLRPierre-Christophe BaguetLR
BrestFinistèreFrançois CuillandrePSFrançois CuillandrePS
CaenCalvadosJoël BruneauLRJoël BruneauLR
CalaisPas-de-CalaisNatacha BouchartLRNatacha BouchartLR
CannesAlpes-MaritimesDavid LisnardLRDavid LisnardLR
Champigny-sur-MarneVal-de-MarneChristian FautréPCFLaurent JeanneSL
Cherbourg-en-CotentinMancheBenoît ArrivéPSBenoît ArrivéPS
Clermont-FerrandPuy-de-DômeOlivier BianchiPSOlivier BianchiPS
ColombesHauts-de-SeineNicole GouetaLRPatrick ChaimovitchEELV
CourbevoieHauts-de-SeineJacques KossowskiLRJacques KossowskiLR
CréteilVal-de-MarneLaurent CathalaPSLaurent CathalaPS
DijonCôte-d'OrFrançois RebsamenPSFrançois RebsamenPS
DrancySeine-Saint-DenisAude LagardeUDIAude LagardeUDI
DunkerqueNordPatrice VergrieteDVGPatrice VergrieteDVG
Fort-de-FranceMartiniqueDidier LaguerrePPMDidier LaguerrePPM
GrenobleIsèreÉric PiolleEELVÉric PiolleEELV
La RochelleCharente-MaritimeJean-François FountaineDVGJean-François FountaineDVG
Le HavreSeine-MaritimeJean-Baptiste GastinneLRÉdouard PhilippeDVD
Le MansSartheStéphane Le FollPSStéphane Le FollPS
Le TamponRéunionAndré Thien Ah KoonDVDAndré Thien Ah KoonDVD
LilleNordMartine AubryPSMartine AubryPS
LimogesHaute-VienneEmile-Roger LombertieLREmile-Roger LombertieLR
LyonLyon MetropolisGérard Collomb*LREMGrégory DoucetEELV
MamoudzouMayotteMohamed MajaniLREMAmbdilwahedou SoumailaLR
MarseilleBouches-du-RhôneJean-Claude Gaudin*LRMichèle RubirolaEELV
MérignacGirondeAlain AnzianiPSAlain AnzianiPS
MetzMoselleDominique Gros*PSFrançois GrosdidierLR
MontpellierHéraultPhilippe SaurelDVGMichaël DelafossePS
MontreuilSeine-Saint-DenisPatrice BessacPCFPatrice BessacPCF
MulhouseHaut-RhinMichèle LutzLRMichèle LutzLR
NancyMeurthe-et-MoselleLaurent HénartMRMathieu KleinPS
NanterreHauts-de-SeinePatrick JarryDVGPatrick JarryDVG
NantesLoire-AtlantiqueJohanna RollandPSJohanna RollandPS
NiceAlpes-MaritimesChristian EstrosiLRChristian EstrosiLR
NîmesGardJean-Paul FournierLRJean-Paul FournierLR
NouméaNew CaledoniaSonia LagardeLREMSonia LagardeLREM
OrléansLoiretOlivier CarréLREMSerge GrouardLR
ParisParisAnne HidalgoPSAnne HidalgoPS
PauPyrénées-AtlantiquesFrançois BayrouMoDemFrançois BayrouMoDem
PerpignanPyrénées-OrientalesJean-Marc PujolLRLouis AliotRN
PoitiersVienneAlain ClaeysPSLéonore Moncond'huyEELV
ReimsMarneArnaud RobinetLRArnaud RobinetLR
RennesIlle-et-VilaineNathalie AppéréPSNathalie AppéréPS
RoubaixNordGuillaume DelbarDVDGuillaume DelbarDVD
RouenSeine-MaritimeYvon Robert*PSNicolas Mayer-RossignolPS
Rueil-MalmaisonHauts-de-SeinePatrick OllierLRPatrick OllierLR
Saint-DenisRéunionGilbert AnnettePSEricka BareigtsPS
Saint-DenisSeine-Saint-DenisLaurent RussierPCFMathieu HanotinPS
Saint-ÉtienneLoireGaël PerdriauLRGaël PerdriauLR
Saint-Maur-des-FossésSeine-Saint-DenisSylvain BerriosLRSylvain BerriosLR
Saint-NazaireLoire-AtlantiqueDavid SamzunPSDavid SamzunPS
Saint-PaulRéunionJoseph SinimaléLRHuguette BelloPLR
Saint-PierreRéunionMichel FontaineLRMichel FontaineLR
StrasbourgBas-RhinRoland Ries*DVGJeanne BarseghianEELV
ToulonVarHubert FalcoLRHubert FalcoLR
ToulouseHaute-GaronneJean-Luc MoudencLRJean-Luc MoudencLR
TourcoingNordJean-Marie Vuylsteker*LRGérald DarmaninLREM
ToursIndre-et-LoireChristophe BouchetMREmmanuel DenisEELV
VersaillesYvelinesFrançois de MazièresDVDFrançois de MazièresDVD
VilleurbanneLyon MetropolisJean-Paul BretPSCédric Van StyvendaelPS
Vitry-sur-SeineVal-de-MarneJean-Claude KennedyPCFPierre Bell-LlochPCF

See also

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References

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  1. ^Darren McCaffrey (22 May 2020)."The first round of France's mayoral elections took place in March but the second round was cancelled - it's now set to go ahead on 28 June".Twitter. Retrieved23 May 2020.
  2. ^FAZ online:Frankreich schließt fast alle öffentlichen Einrichtungen
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  4. ^"Que deviennent les élus britanniques privés de mandat à cause du Brexit ?". 5 July 2020.
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