Aude's 1st constituency

1st constituency of Aude
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Constituency of the
National Assembly of France
The three constituencies of Aude
Aude in France
Deputy
Christophe Barthès
RN
DepartmentAude
CantonsCapendu, Carcassonne-1, Carcassonne-2-Nord, Carcassonne-3, Conques-sur-Orbiel, Durban-Corbières, Ginestas, Lézignan-Corbières, Mas-Cabardès, Peyriac-Minervois
Registered voters100,908

The 1st constituency of Aude is a French legislative constituency in the Aude département.

Deputies

Election Member Party
1988 Joseph Vidal PS
1993 Gérard Larrat UDF
1997 Jean-Claude Perez PS
2002
2007
2012
2017 Danièle Hérin LREM
2022 Christophe Barthès RN
2024

Election results

2024

Candidate Party Alliance First round Second round
Votes % +/– Votes % +/–
Christophe Barthes RN 32,916 49.33 +16.53 37,049 61.44 +7.88
Philippe Poutou NPA NFP 12,475 18.70 -9.45 23,251 38.56 -7.88
Jean-Claude Perez RE Ensemble 11,252 16.86 -5.12
Aurélien Turchetto DVG 8,463 12.68 new
Fabrice Coffinet REC 823 1.23 -3.51
Laure-Nelly Amalric ECO 465 0.70 -2.29
Nicole Gadrat LO 327 0.49 -1.03
Jean-Marc Marin LR UDC 4 0.01 -5.16
Monique Ferré REG 0 0.00 new
Votes 66,725 100.00 60,300 100.00
Valid votes 66,725 96.05 -0.95 60,300 87.84 -1.08
Blank votes 1,755 2.53 +0.42 6,076 8.85 +0.90
Null votes 988 1.42 +0.53 2,269 3.31 +0.18
Turnout 69,468 70.01 +19.36 68,645 69.18 +18.18
Abstentions 29,752 29.99 -19.36 30,587 30.82 -18.18
Registered voters 99,220 99,232
Source: [1]
Result RN HOLD

2022

Legislative Election 2022: Aude's 1st constituency
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
RN Christophe Barthès 15,871 32.80 +9.98
PS (NUPÉS) Sophie Courriere Calmon 13,620 28.15 +1.09
LREM (Ensemble) Danièle Hérin 10,636 21.98 −5.51
LR (UDC) Laurent Perez 2,501 5.17 −5.65
REC Axel Roulliaux 2,291 4.74 N/A
DVE Laure-Nelly Amalric 1,445 2.99 N/A
Others N/A 2,017
Turnout 48,381 50.65 −2.63
2nd round result
RN Christophe Barthès 23,914 53.56 +12.27
PS (NUPÉS) Sophie Courriere Calmon 20,734 46.44 N/A
Turnout 44,648 51.00 +3.59
RN gain from LREM

[1]

2017

Candidate Label First round Second round
Votes % Votes %
Danièle Hérin REM 13,486 27.49 23,137 58.71
Christophe Barthès FN 11,199 22.82 16,275 41.29
Marine Toro FI 6,964 14.19
Alain Giniès PS 4,868 9.92
Miren de Lorgeril LR 4,712 9.60
Jean-Claude Perez DVG 2,541 5.18
Mylène Vesentini PCF 1,462 2.98
Hervé Boissonade DLF 882 1.80
Yamina Mamou UDI 599 1.22
Nicole Escourbiac ECO 578 1.18
Patricia Dandeu DIV 573 1.17
Arthur Chevignard DIV 360 0.73
Pierre Fabre DVG 297 0.61
Marie Sanz DIV 294 0.60
Nicole Gadrat EXG 250 0.51
Votes 49,065 100.00 39,412 100.00
Valid votes 49,065 96.82 39,412 87.39
Blank votes 1,111 2.19 3,895 8.64
Null votes 501 0.99 1,793 3.98
Turnout 50,677 53.28 45,100 47.41
Abstentions 44,430 46.72 50,034 52.59
Registered voters 95,107 95,134
Source: Ministry of the Interior

2012

Summary of the 10 June and 17 June 2012 French legislative in Aude’s 1st Constituency election results[2]
Candidate Party 1st round 2nd round
Votes % Votes %
Jean-Claude Perez Socialist Party PS 23,364 41.37% 32,510 60.97%
Robert Morio National Front FN 11,674 20.67% 20,809 39.03%
Monique Boonen Union for a Popular Movement UMP 9,961 17.64%
Rosine Charlut Left Front FG 4,452 7.88%
Gérard Schivardi Far Left EXG 2,754 4.88%
Christine Sthémer The Greens VEC 1,790 3.17%
Isabelle Fillon CEN 816 1.44%
André Zuliani Miscellaneous Right DVD 584 1.03%
Jean-François Daraud New Centre-Presidential Majority NCE 582 1.03%
Lucile el Hedri Far Left EXG 206 0.36%
Jean-Marc Jouffroy Ecologist ECO 158 0.28%
Laurent Aslan Regionalist REG 132 0.23%
Marie Dugied-Soriano Other AUT 0 0.00%
Total 56,473 100% 53,319 100%
Registered voters 92,762 92,733
Blank/Void ballots 1,246 2.16% 3,977 6.94%
Turnout 57,719 62.22% 57,296 61.79%
Abstentions 35,043 37.78% 35,437 38.21%
Result PS HOLD

2007

Summary of the 10 June and 17 June 2007 French legislative in Aude’s 1st Constituency election results[3]
Candidate Party 1st round 2nd round
Votes % Votes %
Jean-Claude Perez Socialist Party PS 16,977 37.85% 25,290 54.47%
Isabelle Chesa Union for a Popular Movement UMP 16,767 37.38% 21,135 45.53%
Monique Denux Democratic Movement MoDem 2,680 5.97%
Robert Morio National Front FN 2,359 5.26%
Amandine Carrazoni Omari Communist COM 1,901 4.24%
Alain Vielmas Far Left EXG 1,101 2.45%
Claude-Marie Benson The Greens VEC 1,046 2.33%
Claudine Latorre Hunting, Fishing, Nature, Traditions CPNT 517 1.15%
Claudine Gamerre Ecologist ECO 314 0.70%
Jean-Pierre Brun Far Right EXD 282 0.63%
Denis Bord Divers DIV 261 0.58%
Magali Urroz Regionalist REG 242 0.54%
Lucile el Hedri Far Left EXG 224 0.50%
Jacques Vieules Far Left EXG 184 0.41%
Total 44,855 100% 46,425 100%
Registered voters 70,199 70,191
Blank/Void ballots 993 2.17% 1,784 3.70%
Turnout 45,848 65.31% 48,209 68.68%
Abstentions 24,351 34.69% 21,982 31.32%
Result PS HOLD

2002

Legislative Election 2002: Aude's 1st constituency
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PS Jean-Claude Perez 16,191 36.12 +1.69
UMP Gérard Larrat 13,016 29.04 N/A
FN Robert Morio 6,194 13.82 −1.24
PCF Henry Garino 3,011 6.72 −7.97
PR Roger Bertrand 1,487 3.32 N/A
Others N/A 4,922
Turnout 46,036 70.07
2nd round result
PS Jean-Claude Perez 22,924 55.46 −5.25
UMP Gérard Larrat 18,414 44.54 N/A
Turnout 44,046 67.07
PS hold

1997

Legislative Election 1997: Aude's 1st constituency
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PS Jean-Claude Perez 15,447 34.43
UDF Gérard Larrat 10,836 24.15
FN Henr Escortell 6,757 15.06
PCF Henri Garino 6,589 14.69
MPF Jean-Marc Pagel 1,161 2.59
LV Bernard Gils 1,075 2.40
Others N/A 3,002
Turnout 47,034 72.83
2nd round result
PS Jean-Claude Perez 27,975 60.71
UDF Gérard Larrat 18,105 39.29
Turnout 49,233 76.27
PS gain from UDF

References

  1. ^ "Résultats des élections législatives 2022 dans l'Aude". Le Monde.fr (in French). Retrieved 6 October 2022.
  2. ^ "Résultats des élections législatives 2012 / Législatives / Les résultats / Elections - Ministère de l'Intérieur" (in French). Interieur.gouv.fr. Retrieved 14 April 2022.
  3. ^ "Resultats des elections legislatives 2007 / Legislatives / Les resultats / Elections - Ministère de l'Interieur" (in French). Interieur.gouv.fr. Retrieved 14 April 2022.

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