Aveyron's 3rd constituency

3rd constituency of the Aveyron
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Constituency of the
National Assembly of France
Constituency in department
Aveyron in France
Deputy
Jean-François Rousset
RE
DepartmentAveyron
CantonsBelmont-sur-Rance, Camarès, Campagnac, Cassagnes-Bégonhès, Cornus, Millau Est, Millau Ouest, Nant, Peyreleau, Pont-de-Salars, Réquista, Saint-Affrique, Saint-Beauzély, Saint-Rome-de-Tarn, Saint-Sernin-sur-Rance, Salles-Curan, Sévérac-le-Château, Vézins-de-Lévézou

The 3rd constituency of the Aveyron is a French legislative constituency in the Aveyron département.

Deputies

Election Member Party
1958 Charles Dutheil MRP
1962 Roger Julien
1967 Louis Delmas UDR
1968
1973 Jean Gabriac
1978 Jacques Godfrain RPR
1981
1986 Proportional representation - no election by constituency
1988 Jacques Godfrain RPR
1993
1997
2002 UMP
2007 Alain Marc
2012
2015 Arnaud Viala
2017 LR
2021 Sébastien David
2022 Jean-François Rousset LREM
2024 RE

Election results

2024

Candidate Party Alliance First round Second round
Votes % +/– Votes % +/–
Pierre-Antoine Fevre LR-RN UXD 18,044 35.46 new 19,561 39.71 new
Jean-François Rousset RE Ensemble 16,514 32.45 +7.30 29,696 60.29 +6.59
Richard Bouigue PS NFP 14,660 28.81 +1.72 withdrew
Thierry Noël ECO 1,066 2.09 +2.09
Bernard Combes LO 607 1.19 -0.08
Votes 50,891 100.00 49,257 100.00
Valid votes 50,891 95.70 -0.72 49,257 92.91 +3.84
Blank votes 1,481 2.79 +0.41 2,573 4.85 -2.14
Null votes 804 1.51 +0.31 1,185 2.24 -1.71
Turnout 53,176 73.58 +18.17 53,015 73.36 +19.05
Abstentions 19,095 26.42 -18.17 19,253 26.64 -19.05
Registered voters 72,271 72,268
Source: [1]
Result RE HOLD

2022

Legislative Election 2022: Aveyron's 3rd constituency
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LFI (NUPÉS) Michel Rhin 10,494 27.09 +10.52
LREM (Ensemble) Jean-François Rousset 9,742 25.15 -7.39
LR (UDC) Christophe Saint-Pierre 6,818 17.60 −18.42
RN Jean Christophe Cazorla 6,017 15.53 +6.91
R! Jean-Marie Daures 2,909 7.51 N/A
REC Lysiane Tendil 1,300 3.36 N/A
DVE Patrice Miran 970 2.50 N/A
Others N/A 492 1.27
Turnout 38,742 55.41 −2.49
2nd round result
LREM (Ensemble) Jean-François Rousset 23,138 53.70 +22.99
LFI (NUPÉS) Michel Rhin 13,113 46.30 N/A
Turnout 36,251 50.79 −4.01
LREM gain from LR

[1]

2017

Candidate Label First round Second round
Votes % Votes %
Arnaud Viala LR 14,525 36.02 20,934 59.16
Jean-Louis Austruy LREM 13,122 32.54 14,449 40.84
Catherine Laur LFI 5,124 12.71
Muriel Abriac FN 3,476 8.62
Sophie Tarroux PCF 1,556 3.86
Régina Garcini DVG 1,062 2.63
Thierry Noël ECO 529 1.31
Henri Temple DLF 465 1.15
Bernard Combes EXG 285 0.71
Bruno Pacchiele DIV 178 0.44
Votes 40,322 100.00 35,383 100.00
Valid votes 40,322 96.95 35,383 89.93
Blank votes 829 1.99 2,668 6.78
Null votes 438 1.05 1,296 3.29
Turnout 41,589 57.90 39,347 54.80
Abstentions 30,238 42.10 32,453 45.20
Registered voters 71,827 71,800
Source: Ministry of the Interior

2012

Summary of the 10 June and 17 June 2012 French legislative in Aveyron’s 3rd Constituency election results[2]
Candidate Party 1st round 2nd round
Votes % Votes %
Alain Marc Union for a Popular Movement UMP 17,756 38.16% 24,962 53.96%
Marie-Thérèse Foulquier The Greens VEC 10,138 21.79% 21,302 46.04%
Béatrice Marre Miscellaneous Left DVG 7,213 15.50%
Marie-Claude Fayard National Front FN 3,945 8.48%
Jean-Luc Pouget Left Front FG 2,691 5.78%
Philippe Ramondenc Miscellaneous Right DVD 2,263 4.86%
Norbert Castelltort Miscellaneous Right DVD 1,315 2.83%
Philippe Dargagnon Ecologist ECO 483 1.04%
Nicolas Bestard Far Left EXG 366 0.79%
Stéphane Cabrol Regionalist REG 189 0.41%
Bernard Combes Far Left EXG 174 0.37%
Total 46,533 100% 46,264 100%
Registered voters 71,920 71,907
Blank/Void ballots 1,119 2.35% 1,832 3.81%
Turnout 47,652 66.26% 48,096 66.89%
Abstentions 24,268 33.74% 23,811 33.11%
Result UMP HOLD

2007

Summary of the 10 June and 17 June 2007 French legislative in Aveyron’s 3rd Constituency election results[3]
Candidate Party 1st round 2nd round
Votes % Votes %
Alain Marc Union for a Popular Movement UMP 23,883 49.50% 27,350 57.67%
Béatrice Marre Socialist Party PS 13,032 27.01% 20,071 42.33%
Hugues Robert Democratic Movement MoDem 3,028 6.28%
Inaki Aranceta Far Left EXG 1,617 3.35%
Martine Perez Communist COM 1,453 3.01%
Yves Frémion The Greens VEC 1,437 2.98%
Michel Dorlin National Front FN 1,320 2.74%
Simone Evesque-Heran Hunting, Fishing, Nature, Traditions CPNT 1,163 2.41%
Marie-Joëlle Aubril Ecologist ECO 519 1.08%
Isabelle Marit-Antonin Divers DIV 479 0.99%
Bernard Combes Far Left EXG 318 0.66%
Total 48,249 100% 47,421 100%
Registered voters 72,119 72,114
Blank/Void ballots 1,344 2.71% 1,977 4.00%
Turnout 49,593 68.77% 49,398 68.50%
Abstentions 22,526 31.23% 22,716 31.50%
Result UMP HOLD

2002

Legislative Election 2002: Aveyron's 3rd constituency
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
UMP Jacques Godfrain 24,403 47.89 +0.84
PS Alain Fauconnier 13,672 26.83 −0.56
DVD Rene Quatrefages 3,056 6.00 N/A
FN Catia Gelly 2,740 5.38 −2.57
CPNT Bernard Cornus 1,950 3.83 N/A
PCF Martine Perez 1,197 2.35 −3.55
LV Beatrice Foulquier 1,133 2.22 −3.12
LCR Christian Barbut 1,113 2.18 −0.63
Others N/A 1,696
Turnout 52,456 74.59
2nd round result
UMP Jacques Godfrain 28,993 61.46 +5.29
PS Alain Fauconnier 18,184 38.54 −5.29
Turnout 49,390 70.24
UMP hold

1997

Legislative Election 1997: Aveyron's 3rd constituency
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
RPR Jacques Godfrain 22,872 47.05
PS Alain Fauconnier 13,315 27.39
FN Gérard Cabillic 3,867 7.95
PCF André Perez 2,866 5.90
LV Gérard Galtier 2,597 5.34
LCR Ginette Marchive 1,368 2.81
MPF Auguste Triquet 1,116 2.30
DIV François Aycard 612 1.26
Turnout 52,147 75.39
2nd round result
RPR Jacques Godfrain 28,277 56.17
PS Alain Fauconnier 22,064 43.83
Turnout 53,564 77.65
RPR hold

References

  1. ^ "Résultats des élections législatives 2022 dans l'Aveyron". Le Monde.fr (in French). Archived from the original on 11 October 2022. Retrieved 10 October 2022.
  2. ^ "Résultats des élections législatives 2012". Archived from the original on 16 May 2017. Retrieved 7 July 2017.
  3. ^ "Résultats des élections législatives 2007". Archived from the original on 10 December 2022. Retrieved 7 July 2017.

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