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1st constituency ofRéunion
inline Constituency of the National Assembly of France
The constituency inRéunion
Deputy	Philippe Naillet PS
Department	Réunion
Cantons	Saint-Denis-1, Saint-Denis-2, Saint-Denis-3, Saint-Denis-4, Saint-Denis-5, Saint-Denis-6, Saint-Denis-8
Registered voters	88,571
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The1st constituency of Réunion is a French legislativeconstituency on the island ofRéunion. As of 2024, it is represented byPhilippe Naillet andSocialist Party deputy.^[1]

Deputies

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Election		Member	Party
	1958	Michel Debré	UNR
	1962		UNR
	1967		UDR
	1968
	1973
	1978		RPR
	1981		RPR
1986		Proportional representation, no election by constituency
	1988	Auguste Legros	RPR
	1993	Gilbert Annette	PS
	1997	Michel Tamaya	PS
	2002	René-Paul Victoria	UMP
	2007	René-Paul Victoria	UMP
	2012	Ericka Bareigts	PS
	2016	Philippe Naillet
	2017	Ericka Bareigts^[2]
	2020	Philippe Naillet^[1]
	2022
	2024

Election results

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2024

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Candidate		Party	Alliance	First round		Second round
Candidate		Party	Alliance	Votes	%	Votes	%
	Philippe Naillet	PS	NFP	19,186	46.25	27,276	64.72
	Jean Jacques Morel	RN		11,451	27.60	14,868	35.28
	René-Paul Victoria	LR	UDC	5,670	13.67
	Ludovic Sautron*	GÉ. diss		2,126	5.13
	Gaëlle Lebon	REC		1,693	4.08
	Gino Ponin Ballom	DVD		699	1.69
	Paul Techer	LO		450	1.08
	Nadine Mitra	DIV		148	0.36
	Krisna Sawoo	DIV		59	0.14

Valid votes				41,482	100.00	42,144	100.00

Blank votes				1,134	2.61	1,858	4.12
Null votes				809	1.86	1,087	2.41
Turnout				43,425	49.04	45,089	50.91
Abstentions				45,122	50.96	43,482	49.09
Registered voters				88,547		88,571

Source:[1][2]
Result				PS HOLD

*Ludovic Sautron ran as a dissident candidate forEcology Generation, without the support of theNew Popular Front, and was excluded from the party as a result.^[3]

2022

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Legislative Election 2022: Réunion's 1st constituency
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	PS (NUPÉS)	Philippe Naillet	7,742	33.47	-25.34
	DVD	Jean-Jacques Morel	3,378	14.61	N/A
	RN	Gaëlle Lebon	3,015	13.04	+8.39
	GE	Ludovic Sautron	1,371	5.93	N/A
	DVC (Ensemble)	Farid Mangrolia	1,353	5.85	+2.45
	DVC	Eric Magamootoo	1,217	5.27	N/A
	DVG	Giovanni Payet	970	4.19	N/A
	LR (UDC)	Murielle Sisteron	909	3.93	−17.75
	DVC	Jean Alexandre Poleya	524	2.27	+1.15
	DVC	Hary Grondin	469	2.03	N/A
	DVE	Yvette Duchemann	468	2.02	N/A

	Others	N/A	1,713	5.63
Turnout			23,129	29.05	−7.04
2nd round result
	PS (NUPÉS)	Philippe Naillet	14,876	60.78	-5.08
	DVD	Jean-Jacques Morel	9,640	39.32	N/A
Turnout			24,516	31.77	−7.73
	PShold

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2017

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Candidate		Label	First round		Second round
Candidate		Label	Votes	%	Votes	%
	Ericka Bareigts	PS	12,849	47.23	18,950	65.86
	Jean-Jacques Morel	LR	5,899	21.68	9,824	34.14
	Julie Pontalba	FI	2,193	8.06
	Jean-Pierre Celeste	FN	1,265	4.65
	Jean-Pierre Marchau	ECO	958	3.52
	Karine Nabenesa	MoDem	925	3.40
	Frédéric Foucque	DVD	824	3.03
	Farid Mangrolia	DIV	731	2.69
	Jean-Alexandre Poleya	DVD	305	1.12
	Jean-Paul Panechou	DVG	213	0.78
	Dominique Frut	DIV	208	0.76
	Isma Belkessam	DIV	195	0.72
	Jean-Roland Ango	DIV	185	0.68
	Hugues Maillot	DVD	146	0.54
	Jürgen Leon	DVG	137	0.50
	Corinne Gasp	EXG	127	0.47
	Ariane Dedieu	DIV	48	0.18

Votes			27,208	100.00	28,774	100.00

Valid votes			27,208	93.63	28,774	90.49
Blank votes			1,061	3.65	1,517	4.77
Null votes			789	2.72	1,508	4.74
Turnout			29,058	36.09	31,799	39.50
Abstentions			51,449	63.91	48,707	60.50
Registered voters			80,507		80,506

Source:^[5]