Constituency of the National Assembly of France
The5th constituency ofDoubs (French :Cinquième circonscription du Doubs ) is one of five electoral districts in thedepartment of the same name, each of which returns onedeputy to theFrench National Assembly in elections using thetwo-round system , with a run-off if no candidate receives more than 50% of the vote in the first round.
The constituency is made up of the nine formercantons of Amancey, Levier, Montbenoît, Morteau, Mouthe, Pierrefontaine-les-Varans, Pontarlier, Le Russey, and Vercel-Villedieu-le-Camp.[ 1]
Geographically the largest of the department's constituencies, the 5th includes much of theJura mountains and boasts long borders withSwitzerland to the east and theJura department to the south-west.
At the time of the 1999 census (which was the basis forthe most recent redrawing of constituency boundaries , carried out in 2010) the 5th constituency had a total population of 95,007.
Uniquely inDoubs , the seat has been held continuously byGaullist parties since 1988.
Historic representation [ edit ] Candidate Party Alliance First round Second round Votes % +/– Votes % +/– Annie Genevard LR UDC 20,356 35.20 -6.87 35,576 62.69 -9.37 Florianne Jeandenand RN 19,505 33.73 +19.12 21,173 37.31 new Matthieu Cassez LFI NFP 9,709 16.79 -1.93 Lucas Boillot REN Ensemble 7,176 12.41 -7.08 Sonya Morrison LO 588 1.02 -0.17 Nolann Laurent DIV 497 0.86 new Votes 57,831 100.00 56,749 100.00 Valid votes 57,831 97.53 -0.65 56,749 95.91 +6.24 Blank votes 871 1.47 +0.14 1,712 2.89 -4.60 Null votes 591 1.00 +0.51 708 1.20 -1.63 Turnout 59,293 69.54 +21.25 59,169 69.39 +27.96 Abstentions 25,970 30.46 -21.25 26,104 30.61 -27.96 Registered voters 85,263 85,273 Source:[1] Result LR HOLD
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Candidate Label First round Second round Votes % Votes % Annie Genevard LR 15,968 38.49 21,812 59.78 Sylvie Le Hir REM 13,728 33.09 14,674 40.22 Jérémy Navion FN 4,401 10.61 Martine Ludi FI 3,632 8.75 Anthony Poulin ECO 1,632 3.93 Jean-Marie Pietoukhoff ECO 628 1.51 Évelyne Ternant PCF 580 1.40 Yannick Ardiet DIV 350 0.84 Emmanuel Chabeuf DIV 298 0.72 Myriam Springaux EXG 269 0.65 Votes 41,486 100.00 36,486 100.00 Valid votes 41,486 98.08 36,486 92.72 Blank votes 557 1.32 1,953 4.96 Null votes 253 0.60 913 2.32 Turnout 42,296 51.60 39,352 48.01 Abstentions 39,674 48.40 42,612 51.99 Registered voters 81,970 81,964 Source: Ministry of the Interior[ 3]
2012 legislative election in Doubs's 5th constituency[ 4] Candidate Party First round Second round Votes % Votes % Annie Genevard UMP 19,103 40.19% 26,651 62.54% Liliane Lucchesi PS 11,009 23.16% 15,965 37.46% Nathalie Bertin PR 6,327 13.31% Claude Vernier FN 5,679 11.95% François Mandil EELV 1,836 3.86% Claude Faivre FG –NPA –LA 1,556 3.27% Christian Petit MoDem 575 1.21% Renée Remy MRC 352 0.74% Jean-Marie Pietoukhoff ?? 329 0.69% Chantal Charles DLR 275 0.58% Odile Humbert LO 249 0.52% Gaëlle Wendlinger AEI 238 0.50% Valid votes 47,528 98.47% 42,616 96.85% Spoilt and null votes 739 1.53% 1,388 3.15% Votes cast / turnout 48,267 62.41% 44,004 56.91% Abstentions 29,075 37.59% 33,314 43.09% Registered voters 77,342 100.00% 77,318 100.00%
Legislative Election 2002 : Doubs's 5th constituencyParty Candidate Votes % ±% UMP Jean-Marie Binetruy 21,438 47.39 LV Robert Huget 7,069 15.63 FN Martine Faivre-Pierret 5,372 11.88 UDF Gérard Faivre 3,783 8.36 PR Claude Bazile 1,466 3.24 PCF Alain Vuillaume 1,407 3.11 LO Claude Cuenot 921 2.04 Others N/A 3,781 - − Turnout 46,834 66.40 2nd round resultUMP Jean-Marie Binetruy 27,022 69.75 LV Robert Huget 11,719 30.25 Turnout 41,013 58.15 UMP hold
Legislative Election 1997 : Doubs's 5th constituencyParty Candidate Votes % ±% RPR Roland Vuillaume 17,269 39.24 PS Christian Bouday 11,299 25.68 FN Jean-Luc Bart 6,256 14.22 LDI Anne-Aymore D'Alès 2,625 5.97 PCF Alain Vuillaume 1,818 4.13 LV Pascal Hintzy 1,448 3.29 LO Jean-Pierre Poissenot 1,075 2.44 Others N/A 2,214 - − Turnout 47,651 71.74 2nd round resultRPR Roland Vuillaume 26,325 57.28 PS Christian Bouday 19,634 42.72 Turnout 49,343 74.31 RPR hold
Official results of French elections from 2002: "Résultats électoraux officiels en France" (in French).
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