Constituency of the National Assembly of France
2nd constituency ofHaute-Saône inline Constituency of theNational Assembly of France Deputy Department Haute-Saône Cantons Champagney, Faucogney-et-la-Mer, Héricourt Est, Héricourt Ouest, Lure Nord, Lure Sud, Luxeuil-les-Bains, Mélisey, Montbozon, Noroy-le-Bourg, Saint-Loup-sur-Semouse, Saint-Sauveur, Saulx, Vauvillers, Villersexel. Registered voters 91,944
The2nd constituency of Haute-Saône is a French legislativeconstituency in theHaute-Saône département MP using atwo round electoral system .
The 2nd constituency ofHaute-Saône is centered on the small towns ofHéricourt andLure it covers the eastern portion of the department. The borders of the constituency created for the2012 election match those of the old 1st Constituency which existed between 1958 and 1986 after whichHaute-Saône had three constituencies before reverting to two in 2012.
From 1981 until 2002 the seat was heldJean-Pierre Michel first elected as aSocialist before he joinedJean-Pierre Chevènement's breakawayCitizen's Movement in 1993. The conservativeUMP took the seat at the2002 election before quickly losing it to theSocialists in 2007.
TheSocialist Jean-Michel Villaumé was narrowly re-elected with a majority ofjust 246 at the2012 election suggesting the seat can be classified as marginal.
In2017 ,Christophe Lejeune won the seat forPresident Emmanuel Macron 's centristLREM party, but lost re-election toEmeric Salmon of the far-rightRN party.
Historic Representation [ edit ] Candidate Party Alliance First round Second round Votes % +/– Votes % +/– Emeric Salmon RN 30,315 50.11 +17.13 Eric Houlley PS NFP 13,632 22.53 +1.74 Fabrice Barassi Kamochnikoff RE Ensemble 8,354 13.81 -11.88 Loïc Laborie LR UDC 6,600 10.91 new Isabelle Apro LO 1,018 1.68 -0.37 Christophe Devillers REC 579 0.96 -3.69 Votes 60,498 100.00 Valid votes 60,498 96.36 -0.48 Blank votes 1,201 1.91 -0.05 Null votes 1,082 1.72 +0.52 Turnout 62,781 70.24 +19.44 Abstentions 26,597 29.76 -19.44 Registered voters 89,378 Source:[1] Result RN HOLD
Legislative Election 2022 : Haute-Saône's 2nd constituencyParty Candidate Votes % ±% RN Emeric Salmon 14,574 32.98 +13.00 LREM (Ensemble )Christophe Lejeune 11,353 25.69 -6.65 LFI (NUPÉS )Patrice Guerain 9,188 20.79 +3.66 UDI (UDC )Corinne Coudereau 4,338 9.82 −5.54 REC Maurice Monnier 2,053 4.64 N/A LMR Ludovic Buri 1,110 2.51 N/A LO Isabelle Apro 904 2.05 +1.48 PA Sophie Rochon 666 1.51 N/A Turnout 44,186 50.80 +0.20 2nd round resultRN Emeric Salmon 22,244 54.38 +12.38 LREM (Ensemble )Christophe Lejeune 18,662 45.62 −12.38 Turnout 40,906 50.32 +7.86 RN gain fromLREM
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Legislative Election 2017 : Haute-Saône's 2nd constituencyParty Candidate Votes % ±% LREM Christophe Lejeune 14,848 32.34 N/A FN Maurice Monnier 9,174 19.98 +2.21 LR Isabelle Gehin 7,051 15.36 −18.21 LFI Isabelle Haismann-Febvay 5,454 11.88 N/A DIV Claude Marconot 3,367 7.33 N/A EELV Marie-Claire Thomas 1,477 3.22 +0.77 Far right Christophe Devillers 1,121 2.44 N/A PCF Quentin Hafekost 934 2.03 −2.46 Others N/A 2,489 Turnout 45,915 50.60 −11.53 2nd round resultLREM Christophe Lejeune 22,343 58.00 N/A FN Maurice Monnier 16,181 42.00 N/A Turnout 38,524 42.46 −18.58 LREM gain fromPS
Legislative Election 2012 : Haute-Saône's 2nd constituencyParty Candidate Votes % ±% PS Jean-Michel Villaumé 20,227 35.40 UMP Michel Raison 19,181 33.57 FN Jean Receveur 10,150 17.77 FG Gilles Lazar 2,563 4.49 EELV Marie-Claire Thomas 1,399 2.45 Others N/A 3,613 Turnout 57,133 62.13 2nd round resultPS Jean-Michel Villaumé 28,185 50.22 UMP Michel Raison 27,939 49.78 Turnout 56,124 61.04 PS hold
Legislative Election 2007 : Haute-Saône's 2nd constituencyParty Candidate Votes % ±% UMP Maryvonne Briot 14,598 37.70 PS Jean-Michel Villaume 12,442 32.13 FN Claude Thiebaut 3,510 9.07 MoDem Stephen Thueillon 1,742 4.50 EXG Gilles Lazar 1,333 3.44 LV Danielle Bourgon 1,255 3.24 MPF Bernard Contois 844 2.18 PCF Olivier Del Rizzo 799 2.06 Others N/A 2,197 - − Turnout 39,945 62.30 2nd round resultPS Jean-Michel Villaume 20,795 51.61 UMP Maryvonne Briot 19,498 48.39 Turnout 42,056 65.60 PS gain fromUMP
Legislative Election 1997 : Haute-Saône's 2nd constituencyParty Candidate Votes % ±% MDC Jean-Pierre Michel 13,702 35.37 PRV Gilles Roy 8,750 22.59 FN Jean-Marc Brissaud 7,662 19.78 PCF Gilles Lazar 3,809 9.83 MEI Denis Robert 1,854 4.79 LO Noël Hennequin 1,598 4.12 LDI Claude Brocard 1,366 3.53 Turnout 41,606 72.54 2nd round resultMDC Jean-Pierre Michel 21,843 51.99 PRV Gilles Roy 13,577 32.32 FN Jean-Marc Brissaud 6,591 15.69 Turnout 44,263 77.18 MDC hold
Official results of French elections from 2002: "Résultats électoraux officiels en France " (in French).
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