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Constituency of the National Assembly of France
4th Constituency of the Côte-d'Or |
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Côte-d'Or's 4th Constituency shown within Burgundy |
Deputy | |
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Department | Côte-d'Or |
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Cantons | Aignay-le-Duc, Baigneux-les-Juifs, Châtillon-sur-Seine, Grancey-le-Château-Neuvelle, Is-sur-Tille, Laignes, Montbard, Montigny-sur-Aube, Précy-sous-Thil, Recey-sur-Ource, Saint-Seine-l'Abbaye, Saulieu, Selongey, Semur-en-Auxois, Sombernon, Venarey-les-Laumes, Vitteaux. |
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Registered voters | 69,194 |
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The 4th constituency of the Côte-d'Or is a French legislative constituency in the Côte-d'Or département. Like the other 576 French constituencies, it elects one MP using the two-round system.[1]
Côte-d'Or's 4th constituency is a large rural seat covering the north of the department. Historically it has supported the non-Gaullist conservative Union for French Democracy. In 2007 when the UDF split its existing representative François Sauvadet joined the newly formed New Centre in preference to the more centrist Democratic Movement (France).
Historic Representation
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Candidate
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Party
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Alliance
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First round
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Second round
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Votes
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%
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/–
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Votes
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%
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/–
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Sophie Dumont
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RN
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19,881
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42.33
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21.19
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21,480
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46.04
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6.85
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Hubert Brigand
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LR
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UDC
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16,531
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35.20
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16.99
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25,179
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53.96
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-6.85
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Valérie Jacq
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LFI
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NFP
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9,616
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20.47
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2.84
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withdrew
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Michel Denizot
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LO
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940
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2.00
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1.10
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Votes
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46,968
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100.00
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46,659
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100.00
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Valid votes
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46,968
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96.99
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-1.03
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46,659
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95.62
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4.83
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Blank votes
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1,083
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2.24
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0.74
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1,665
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3.41
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-3.65
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Null votes
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374
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0.77
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0.30
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474
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0.97
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-1.18
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Turnout
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48,425
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71.80
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17.25
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48,798
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72.34
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21.15
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Abstentions
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19,022
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28.20
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-17.25
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18,654
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27.66
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-21.15
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Registered voters
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67,447
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67,452
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Source: [1]
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Result
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LR HOLD
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[3]
* Porte ran as a dissident Horizons member, without the support of the party or the Ensemble alliance.
Candidate
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Label
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First round
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Second round
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Votes
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%
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Votes
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%
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Yolaine de Courson
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REM
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9,521
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25.86
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14,414
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51.29
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Charles Barrière
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LR
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6,548
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17.79
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13,690
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48.71
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Hubert Brigand
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DVD
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6,516
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17.70
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Sylvie Beaulieu
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FN
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5,062
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13.75
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Stéphane Guinot
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FI
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3,423
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9.30
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Patrick Molinoz
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PRG
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3,016
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8.19
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Jean Baloutch
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ECO
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914
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2.48
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Danielle Gutierrez
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PCF
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515
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1.40
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Didier Coulichet
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ECO
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412
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1.12
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Michel Denizot
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EXG
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282
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0.77
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Killian Gorin
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DIV
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234
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0.64
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Sandra Wagner
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DIV
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200
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0.54
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Sébastien Rousset
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DLF
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123
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0.33
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Élie Tarterat
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DVG
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46
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0.12
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Votes
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36,812
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100.00
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28,104
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100.00
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Valid votes
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36,812
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97.79
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28,104
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85.92
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Blank votes
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605
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1.61
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3,288
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10.05
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Null votes
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228
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0.61
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1,319
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4.03
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Turnout
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37,645
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54.77
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32,711
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47.61
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Abstentions
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31,087
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45.23
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35,994
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52.39
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Registered voters
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68,732
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68,705
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Source: Ministry of the Interior[4]
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2012 legislative election in Cote-D'Or's 4th constituency[5]
Candidate
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Party
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First round
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Second round
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Votes
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%
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Votes
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%
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François Sauvadet
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NC
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19,180
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43.51%
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22,891
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53.03%
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Patrick Molinoz
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PRG
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15,381
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34.89%
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20,372
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47.20%
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Gérald Buffy
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FN
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5,269
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11.95%
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Eric Comparot
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FG
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2,143
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4.86%
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Salomé François-Wilser
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EELV
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698
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1.58%
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Isabelle Maire Du Poset
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DLR
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409
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0.93%
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Roland Essayan
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AEI
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257
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0.58%
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Michel Denizot
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LO
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196
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0.44%
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Luc Martin
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EXG
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196
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0.44%
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Laura Sabatier
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MPF
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194
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0.44%
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Edouard Gnininvi
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SP
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162
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0.37%
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Valid votes
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44,085
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98.57%
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43,163
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96.77%
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Spoilt and null votes
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638
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1.43%
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1,439
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3.23%
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Votes cast / turnout
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44,723
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64.77%
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44,603
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64.61%
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Abstentions
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24,321
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35.23%
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24,435
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35.39%
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Registered voters
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69,044
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100.00%
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69,038
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100.00%
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