List of deputies from Hautes-Alpes

This list shows all deputies to the National Assembly of France from the Hautes-Alpes department. The current deputies are Pascale Boyer and Joël Giraud.

Estates General

  • Jacques-Bernardin Colaud de La Salcette from the province of Dauphiné

National Constituent Assembly 17 June 1789 - 30 September 1791

National Legislative Assembly 1 October 1791 - 20 September 1792

  • Claude-Simon Amat[1]
  • Joseph Dongois[2]
  • Pierre Faure-Lacombe[3]
  • Guillaume Ferrus[4]
  • Jean Labastie[5]

Convention nationale 21 September 1792 - 26 October 1795

  • Ignace de Cazeneuve
  • Pierre Barrety
  • Hyacinthe Borel
  • Jean Serres
  • Jean-François Izoard

Conseil des Cinq-Cents 27 October 1795 - 26 December 1799

  • Jean-Louis Blanc
  • Jacques-Bernardin Colaud de La Salcette
  • Pierre Lachau
  • Ignace de Cazeneuve
  • Hyacinthe Borel
  • Jean Serres
  • Paul Bontoux
  • Jean-François Izoard
  • Pierre Nicolas de Meissas

First Empire

Corps législatif 1 January 1800 - 4 June 1814

  • Jean-Louis Blanc
  • Louis Agnel
  • Jean-François Bonnot
  • Charles Anglès

Chambre des députés 4 June 1814 - 20 March 1815

Chambre des représentants 3 June 1815 - 13 July 1815

  • Louis Faure
  • Joseph Provensal de Lompré
  • Jean Barrilon
  • Jacques Ardoin

Chamber of Deputies (2nd restoration)

1st legislature

See also: August 1815 French legislative election

2nd legislature

See also: 1816 French legislative election
  • Jean-François Anglès
  • Honoré Bucelle
  • Jean Paul Cyrus Colomb

3rd legislature

See also: 1824 French legislative election
  • Honoré Bucelle
  • Jean Paul Cyrus Colomb

4th legislature

See also: 1827 French legislative election
  • Jean Paul Cyrus Colomb
  • Jean Joseph Amat

5th legislature

  • Jean Paul Cyrus Colomb
  • Jean Joseph Amat

Chamber of Deputies (France) (July Monarchy)

1st Legislature (1830-1831)

See also: 1830 French legislative election
  • Jean Paul Cyrus Colomb
  • Jean Joseph Amat

2nd Legislature (1831-1834)

See also: 1831 French legislative election
  • Pascal Joseph Faure
  • Jean-Antoine Allier

3rd Legislature (1834-1837)

See also: 1834 French legislative election
  • Pascal Joseph Faure
  • Jean-Antoine Allier

4th Legislature (1837-1839)

See also: 1837 French legislative election
  • Pierre-Louis-Auguste-Bruno Blanc de La Nautte d'Hauterive
  • Jacques Ardoin

5th Legislature (1839-1842)

See also: 1839 French legislative election
  • Pierre-Louis-Auguste-Bruno Blanc de La Nautte d'Hauterive
  • Antoine Allier

5th Legislature (1842-1846)

See also: 1842 French legislative election
  • Pierre-Louis-Auguste-Bruno Blanc de La Nautte d'Hauterive
  • Antoine Allier

5th Legislature (1846-1848)

See also: 1846 French legislative election
  • Ernest Desclozeaux
  • Pierre-Louis-Auguste-Bruno Blanc de La Nautte d'Hauterive

Second Republic

Elections by universal male suffrage from 1848

National Constituent Assembly (1848-1849)

  • Calixte Laforgue-Bellegarde
  • Pascal Joseph Faure
  • Antoine Allier

National Legislative Assembly (1849-1851)

See also: 1849 French legislative election
  • Cyprien Chaix[6]
  • Pascal Joseph Faure
  • Antoine Allier

Second Empire

1st Legislature (1852-1857)

See also: 1852 French legislative election
  • Pascal Joseph Faure

2nd Legislature (1857-1863)

See also: 1857 French legislative election
  • Pascal Joseph Faure

3rd Legislature (1863-1869)

See also: 1863 French legislative election
  • Maurice Désiré Garnier

4th Legislature (1869-1870)

  • Clément Duvernois

Third Republic

National Assembly (1871 - 1876)

  • Ernest Cézanne
  • Louis de Ventavon

1st Legislature (1876 - 1877)

  • Ernest Cézanne died 1876, replaced by Barthélémy Ferrary
  • Cyprien Chaix
  • Honoré Chancel

2nd Legislature (1877 - 1881)

  • Léon Laurençon
  • Antoine d'Estienne de Prunières invalid in 1878, replaced by Barthélémy Ferrary
  • Paul Eugène Bontoux invalid in 1877, replaced by Cyprien Chaix

3rd Legislature (1881 - 1885)

  • Léon Laurençon
  • Barthélémy Ferrary
  • Cyprien Chaix

4th Legislature (1885 - 1889)

  • Léon Laurençon
  • Cyprien Chaix elected Senator in 1888, replaced by Émile Flourens
  • Barthélémy Ferrary died in 1886, replaced by Joseph Grimaud

5th Legislature (1889 - 1893)

6th Legislature (1893 - 1898)

VIIth Legislature (1898 - 1902)

  • Léon Laurençon
  • François Pavie
  • Frédéric Euzière

VIIIth Legislature (1902 - 1906)

  • Léon Laurençon
  • François Pavie
  • Frédéric Euzière

IXth Legislature (1906 - 1910)

  • Émile Merle
  • Victor Bonniard
  • Frédéric Euzière

Xth Legislature (1910 - 1914)

  • Maurice Toy-Riont
  • Antoine Blanc elected Senator in 1912, replaced by Victor Peytral
  • Victor Bonniard

XIth Legislature (1914 - 1919)

XIIth Legislature (1919 - 1924)

The legislative elections of 1919 were organised by proportional list voting. They marked the national victory of the centre-right National Bloc.

  • Maurice de Rothschild
  • Paul Caillat
  • Georges Noblemaire died in 1923
  • Victor Bonniard elected Senator in 1921, replaced by François Gilbert Planche

XIIIth Legislature (1924 - 1928)

The legislative elections of 1919 were organised by proportional list voting. They marked the national victory of the Cartel of the Left

XIVth Legislature (1928 - 1932)

Legislative elections were by majority rounding ballot in two rounds from 1928 to 1936.

XVth Legislature (1932 - 1936)

XVIth Legislature (1936 - 1940)

  • Jean Michard-Pellissier
  • Maurice Petsche[7]
  • Auguste Muret

Fourth Republic

1st constituent assembly

Source:[8]

2nd constituent assembly

  • Gaston Julian
  • Maurice Petsche[7]

1st legislature (1946-51)

  • Gaston Julian
  • Maurice Petsche[7]

2nd legislature (1951-1956)

  • Maurice Petsche (died in 1951)[7]
  • Marie François-Bénard
  • Jean Aubin

3rd legislature (1956-1958)

  • Marie François-Bénard
  • Gaston Julian

Fifth Republic

1st legislature (1958-1962)

constituency[11] deputy party term start term end notes
1st Robert Lecourt DVD 9 December 1958 8 February 1959 Appointed to the Government
1st Armand Barniaudy DVD 9 February 1959 9 October 1962
2nd Robert Garraud UNR 9 December 1958 9 October 1962

2nd legislature (1962-1967)

constituency[11] deputy party term start term end notes
1st Armand Barniaudy MRP 6 December 1962
2nd Marie François-Bénard DVG 6 December 1962

3rd legislature (1967-1968)

constituency[11] deputy party term start term end notes
1st Émile Didier PR 3 April 1967 30 May 1968
2nd Paul Dijoud RI 3 April 1967 30 May 1968

4th legislature (1968-1973)

constituency[11] deputy party term start term end notes
1st Émile Didier PR 11 July 1968 26 September 1971 Démission
1st Pierre Bernard-Reymond DVD 5 December 1971 1 April 1973 by-election
2nd Paul Dijoud RI 11 July 1968 1 April 1973

5th legislature (1973-1978)

constituency[11] deputy party term start term end notes
1st Pierre Bernard-Reymond CDP 2 April 1973 1 May 1977 Appointed to the Government
René Serres 2 May 1977 2 April 1978
2nd Paul Dijoud RI 2 April 1973 13 May 1973 Appointed to the Government
Marcel Papet 14 May 1973 2 April 1978

6th legislature (1978-1981)

constituency[11] deputy party term start term end notes
1st Pierre Bernard-Reymond UDF 3 April 1978 11 September 1978 Appointed to the Government
René Serres UDF 12 September 1978 22 May 1981
2nd Paul Dijoud UDF 3 April 1978 7 May 1978 Appointed to the Government
Marcel Papet UDF 8 May 1978 22 May 1981

7th legislature (1981-1986)

constituency[11] deputy party term start term end notes
1st Daniel Chevallier PS 2 July 1981 1 April 1986
2nd Robert de Caumont PS 2 July 1981 1 April 1986

8th legislature (1986-1988)

2 deputies, elected via proportional representation.

9th legislature (1988-1993)

constituency deputy party term start term end notes
1st Daniel Chevallier PS 23 June 1988 1 April 1993
2nd Patrick Ollier RPR 23 June 1988 1 April 1993

10th legislature (1993-1997)

constituency deputy party term start term end notes
1st Henriette Martinez RPR 2 April 1993 21 April 1997
2nd Patrick Ollier RPR 2 April 1993 21 April 1997

11th legislature (1997-2002)

constituency deputy party term start term end notes
1st Daniel Chevallier PS 1 June 1997 18 June 2002
2nd Patrick Ollier RPR 1 June 1997 18 June 2002

12th legislature (2002-2007)

constituency deputy party term start term end notes
1st Henriette Martinez RPR then UMP 19 June 2002 19 June 2007
2nd Joël Giraud PRG 19 June 2002 19 June 2007

13th legislature (2007-2012)

constituency deputy party term start term end notes
1st Henriette Martinez UMP 20 June 2007 19 June 2012 [12]
2nd Joël Giraud PRG 20 June 2007 19 June 2012 [12]

14th legislature (2012-2017)

constituency deputy party term start term end notes
1st Karine Berger PS 20 June 2012 18 June 2017 [13]
2nd Joël Giraud PRG 20 June 2012 18 June 2017 [13]

15th legislature (2017-2022)

constituency deputy party term start term end notes
1st Pascale Boyer LREM 18 June 2017 21 June 2022 [14]
2nd Joël Giraud LREM 18 June 2017 21 June 2022 [14]

16th legislature (2022-2027)

constituency deputy party term start term end notes
1st Pascale Boyer LREM 22 June 2022 [15]
2nd Joël Giraud PR / LREM 22 June 2022 [16]

References

  1. ^ "Claude, Simon Amat - Base de données des députés français depuis 1789 - Assemblée nationale". www2.assemblee-nationale.fr (in French). Retrieved 2020-10-13.
  2. ^ "Joseph Dongois - Base de données des députés français depuis 1789 - Assemblée nationale". www2.assemblee-nationale.fr (in French). Retrieved 2020-10-13.
  3. ^ "Pierre, François Faure-Lacombe - Base de données des députés français depuis 1789 - Assemblée nationale". www2.assemblee-nationale.fr (in French). Retrieved 2020-10-13.
  4. ^ "Guillaume Ferrus - Base de données des députés français depuis 1789 - Assemblée nationale". www2.assemblee-nationale.fr (in French). Retrieved 2020-10-13.
  5. ^ "Jean, Jacques Labastie - Base de données des députés français depuis 1789 - Assemblée nationale". www2.assemblee-nationale.fr (in French). Retrieved 2020-10-13.
  6. ^ "Anciens sénateurs IIIème République : CHAIX Cyprien". www.senat.fr. Retrieved 2021-06-29.
  7. ^ a b c d e f g "Maurice Petsche - Base de données des députés français depuis 1789 - Assemblée nationale". www2.assemblee-nationale.fr (in French). Retrieved 2020-10-12.
  8. ^ "Recherche dans la base de données des députés français depuis 1789 - Assemblée nationale" [Search in the database of French deputies since 1789]. French National Assembly (in French). Retrieved 2020-10-12.
  9. ^ "Louis Richier - Base de données des députés français depuis 1789 - Assemblée nationale". www2.assemblee-nationale.fr (in French). Retrieved 2020-10-12.
  10. ^ "Gaston Julian - Base de données des députés français depuis 1789 - Assemblée nationale". www2.assemblee-nationale.fr (in French). Retrieved 2020-10-12.
  11. ^ a b c d e f g "Elections législatives 1958-2012 - data.gouv.fr". www.data.gouv.fr (in French). Retrieved 2020-05-22.
  12. ^ a b "Résultats des élections législatives 2007".
  13. ^ a b "Résultats des élections législatives 2012".
  14. ^ a b "Résultats des élections législatives 2017". Ministry of the Interior.
  15. ^ "Résultats des élections législatives 2022". Ministry of the Interior.
  16. ^ "Résultats des élections législatives 2022". Ministry of the Interior.
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