Réunion's 6th constituency

6th constituency of Réunion
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Constituency of the
National Assembly of France
The constituency in Réunion
Deputy
Frédéric Maillot
PLR
DepartmentRéunion
CantonsSaint-André-1, Saint-Denis-7, Saint-Denis-9, Sainte-Marie, Sainte-Suzanne
Registered voters84,791

The 6th constituency of Réunion is a French legislative constituency on the island of Réunion. As of 2024, it is represented by Frédéric Maillot, a New Ecologic and Social People's Union deputy.[1]

Deputies

Deputies from the 6th constituency of Réunion elected to the National Assembly for the legislatures of the 5th Republic.
Legislature Start of mandate End of mandate Deputy Party Notes
14th 20 June 2012 20 June 2017 Monique Orphé PS
15th 21 June 2017 21 June 2022 Nadia Ramassamy LR
16th 19 June 2022 9 June 2024 Frédéric Maillot[2][1] PLR
17th 18 July 2024 Incumbent

Election results

2024

Candidate Party Alliance First round Second round
Votes % Votes %
Frédéric Maillot PLR NFP 10,818 29.76 21,974 58.23
Valérie Legros RN 9,790 26.93 15,764 41.77
Alexandre Laï-Kane-Cheong DVG 9,083 24.99
Nadia Ramassamy RE ENS 3,667 10.09
Mario Lechat DVD 1,688 4.64
Johny Adekalom DVC 581 1.60
Didier Lombard LO 475 1.31
Marie Christine Pounia REC 250 0.69
Valid votes 36,352 100.00 37,738 100.00
Blank votes 854 2.24 1,319 3.28
Null votes 914 2.40 1,198 2.98
Turnout 38,120 44.98 40,255 47.48
Abstentions 46,635 55.02 44,536 52.52
Registered voters 84,755 84,791
Source: [1][2]
Result PLR HOLD

2022

Candidate Label First round Second round
Votes % Votes %
Frédéric Maillot PLR (NUPES) 5,429 23.88 12,659 52.99
Alexandre Laï-Kane-Cheong DXG 3,862 16.99 11,229 47.01
Eric Leung DVC (ENS) 3,262 14.35
Monique Orphé PS diss. 2,513 11.05
Nadine Gironcel-Damour PCR 2,505 11.02
Valérie Legros RN 1,997 8.78
Nadia Ramassamy LR (UDC) 1,802 7.93
Johny Adekalom DVC 372 1.64
Philippe de Chazournes DXG 298 1.31
Ophélie Clain LP (UPF) 268 1.18
Jean-Noël Hoareau DXG 221 0.97
Didier Lombard LO 208 0.91
Loïc Fanfan REG 0 0.00
Votes 22,737 100.00 23,888 100.00
Valid votes 22,737 94.11 23,888 91.85
Blank votes 742 3.07 1,146 4.41
Null votes 680 2.81 973 9.74
Turnout 24,159 29.46 26,007 31.70
Abstentions 57,861 70.54 56,043 68.30
Registered voters 82,020 82,050
Source: Ministry of the Interior

2017

Candidate Label First round Second round
Votes % Votes %
Monique Orphé REM 5,770 27.45 11,181 47.39
Nadia Ramassamy LR 4,515 21.48 12,415 52.61
Gilles Leperlier DVG 2,284 10.87
Alexandre Laï-Kane-Cheong DVG 2,040 9.70
Pascal Hoareau FI 1,510 7.18
Élodie Martin-Charron FN 1,207 5.74
Didier Gopal DVD 1,044 4.97
Patricia Coutandy DVG 547 2.60
Grégoire Cordeboeuf DVD 440 2.09
Ravy Vellayoudom DVD 418 1.99
Johny Adekalom DVG 399 1.90
Yvette Duchemann ECO 297 1.41
Jean-Luc Payet EXG 208 0.99
Delia Moutin ECO 142 0.68
Aurélie Frut DIV 128 0.61
Geoffroy Grondin DVD 72 0.34
Votes 21,021 100.00 23,596 100.00
Valid votes 21,021 91.30 23,596 86.87
Blank votes 1,021 4.43 1,698 6.25
Null votes 982 4.27 1,868 6.88
Turnout 23,024 30.35 27,162 35.80
Abstentions 52,837 69.65 48,700 64.20
Registered voters 75,861 75,862
Source: Ministry of the Interior

2012

2012 legislative election in La-Reunion's 6th constituency
Candidate Party First round Second round
Votes % Votes %
Monique Orphe PS 11,642 42.25% 18,805 58.85%
Jean-Louis Lagourgue UMP 8,136 29.53% 13,147 41.15%
Maurice Gironcel PCR 5,014 18.20%
Joseph Grondin FN 851 3.09%
Yvette Duchemann EELV 847 3.07%
Emmanuel Lemagnen MoDem 471 1.71%
Pascal Hoareau FG 400 1.45%
Didier Lombard LO 194 0.70%
Valid votes 27,555 94.42% 31,952 93.20%
Spoilt and null votes 1,629 5.58% 2,333 6.80%
Votes cast / turnout 29,184 42.99% 34,285 50.51%
Abstentions 38,699 57.01% 33,593 49.49%
Registered voters 67,883 100.00% 67,878 100.00%

Sources

  1. ^ a b "RESULTATS. Législatives 2024 : Frédéric Maillot, candidat du Nouveau Front populaire, est réélu dans la 6ème circonscription de La Réunion". Réunion la 1ère (in French). 2024-07-07. Retrieved 2024-07-17.
  2. ^ "Frédéric Maillot prend le wagon des députés Nupes à l'Assemblée". Zinfos 974 (in French). Retrieved 23 June 2022.


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