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Constituency of the National Assembly of France
1st constituency of the Hautes-Pyrénées |
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Hautes-Pyrénées in France |
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Department | Hautes-Pyrénées |
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Cantons | (pre-2015) Arreau, Aureilhan, Bagnères-de-Bigorre, La Barthe-de-Neste, Bordères-Louron, Campan, Castelnau-Magnoac, Galan, Lannemezan, Mauléon-Barousse, Pouyastruc, Saint-Laurent-de-Neste, Séméac, Tarbes I, Tarbes III, Tarbes IV, Tournay, Trie-sur-Baïse, Vieille-Aure |
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Registered voters | 88311[1] |
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The 1st constituency of the Hautes-Pyrénées (French: Première circonscription des Hautes-Pyrénées) is a French legislative constituency in the Hautes-Pyrénées département. Like the other 576 French constituencies, it elects one MP using a two round electoral system.
The 1st constituency of Hautes-Pyrénées covers the east of the department including part of Tarbes, the rest being in Hautes-Pyrénées's 2nd constituency.
The constituency was historically generally supportive of Socialist Party candidates with the exceptions of 1993 until 2017. In 2017 the incumbent PS candidate came third in the first round of voting behind both En Marche! and the left-wing La France Insoumise.[2]
In 2022, the incumbent En Marche! deputy was defeated by Sylvie Ferrer of La France Insoumise.[3]
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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Votes
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%
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Sylvie Ferrer
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LFI
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NPF
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17,564
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29.53
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28,245
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53.11
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Marie-Christine Sorin
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RN
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20,272
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34.09
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24,937
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46.89
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Sylvie Gabin
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REN
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Ensemble
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14,776
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24.84
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Pierre Claret
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Résistons!
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Reg
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2,626
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4.42
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Catherine Bonnecarrere
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R!
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1.10
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1.10
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Maria Saez
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LO
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533
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0.90
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Valid votes
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59,474
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96.72
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53,182
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86.75
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Blank votes
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1,386
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2.25
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5,805
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9.47
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Null votes
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634
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1.03
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2,320
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3.78
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Turnout
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61,494
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70.42
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61,307
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70.22
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Abstentions
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25,834
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29.58
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26,005
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29.78
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Registered voters
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87,328
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87,312
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Source: [1]
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Result
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LFI HOLD
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* PS dissident
[5]
Results of the 11 June and 18 June 2017 French National Assembly election in Hautes-Pyrénées’ 1st Constituency[6]
Candidate
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Party
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1st round
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2nd round
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Votes
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%
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Votes
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%
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Jean-Bernard Sempastous
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La République En Marche!
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LREM
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19,437
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43.15
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23,033
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58.86
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Sylvie Ferrer
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La France Insoumise
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FI
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6,949
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15.43
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16,102
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41.14
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Jean Galvany
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Socialist Party
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PS
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6,583
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14.61
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Geneviève Comont
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National Front
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FN
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4,885
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10.84
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Philippe Lacoume
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Communist Party
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PCF
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1,893
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4.20
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Henri Lourdou
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Ecologist
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ECO
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1,520
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3.37
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Jean-Bernard Achard
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Miscellaneous Right
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DVD
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1,370
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3.04
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Laurent Verdoux
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Independent
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DIV
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605
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1.34
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Habib Labed
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Debout la France
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DLF
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557
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1.24
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Quentin Caulliez
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Independent
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DIV
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413
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0.92
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Maria Saez
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Far Left
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EXG
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348
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0.77
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Véronique Carrere
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Miscellaneous Left
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DVG
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284
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0.63
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Raphaël Isla
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Independent
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DIV
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206
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0.46
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Thierry Giron
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Independent
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DIV
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0
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0.00
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Total
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45,050
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100%
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39,135
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100%
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Registered voters
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88,323
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88,311
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Blank/Void ballots
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1,590
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3.41%
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3,919
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9.10%
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Turnout
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46,640
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52.81%
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43,054
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48.75%
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Abstentions
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41,683
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47.19%
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45,257
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51.25%
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Result
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REM GAIN FROM PS
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Results of the 10 June and 17 June 2012 French National Assembly election in Hautes-Pyrénées’ 1st Constituency[7]
Candidate
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Party
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1st round
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2nd round
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Votes
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%
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Votes
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%
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Jean Glavany
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Socialist Party
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PS
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25,163
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47.73
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33,413
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66.91
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Gérard Tremege
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Radical Party
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PRV
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13,864
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26.30
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16,523
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33.09
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Claude Martin
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Left Front
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FG
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5,727
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10.86
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Alexandre Goessens
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National Front
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FN
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3,852
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7.31
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Jean-Marc Luce
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Europe Ecology – The Greens
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EELV
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2,029
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3.85
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Denis Tajan
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The Centre for France
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CEN
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1,116
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2.12
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Irène Zambettakis
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Far Left
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EXG
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382
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0.72
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Robert Duffau
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Miscellaneous Right
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DVD
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367
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0.70
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Maria Saez
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Far Left
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EXG
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218
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0.41
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Total
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52,718
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100%
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49,936
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100%
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Registered voters
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88,400
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88,431
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Blank/Void ballots
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1,040
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1.93%
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2,204
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4.23%
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Turnout
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53,758
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60.81%
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52,140
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58.96%
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Abstentions
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34,642
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39.19%
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36,291
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41.04%
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Result
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PS HOLD
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Results of the 10 June and 17 June 2007 French National Assembly election in Hautes-Pyrénées’ 1st Constituency[8]
Candidate
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Party
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1st round
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2nd round
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Votes
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%
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Votes
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%
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Pierre Forgues
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Socialist Party
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PS
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14,121
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37.59
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22,465
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60.77
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Monique Lamon
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Union for a Popular Movement
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UMP
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9,141
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24.33
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14,505
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39.23
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Rolland Castells
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UDF-Democratic Movement
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UDF-MoDem
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5,746
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15.29
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Louis Lages
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Miscellaneous Left
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DVG
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2,012
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5.36
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Erick Barrouquere-Theil
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Communist Party
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PCF
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1,996
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5.31
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Christiane Alias
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Far Left
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EXG
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1,239
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3.30
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Cathy Chateau
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The Greens
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LV
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996
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2.65
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Christiane Fourcade
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National Front
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FN
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876
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2.33
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Thierry Delattre
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Ecologist
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ECO
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402
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1.07
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Sandrine Raffel
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Independent
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DIV
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362
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0.96
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Claire Cheminade
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Presidential Majority
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MP
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257
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0.68
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Maria Saez
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Far Left
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EXG
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238
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0.63
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Louise Garnier
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Far Right
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EXD
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182
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0.48
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Total
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37,568
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100%
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36,970
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100%
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Registered voters
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60,115
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60,111
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Blank/Void ballots
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1,106
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2.86%
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2,051
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5.26%
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Turnout
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38,674
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64.33%
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39,021
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64.91%
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Abstentions
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21,441
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35.67%
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21,090
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35.09%
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Result
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PS HOLD
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Results of the 9 June and 16 June 2002 French National Assembly election in Hautes-Pyrénée’s Constituency[9]
Candidate
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Party
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1st round
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2nd round
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Votes
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%
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Votes
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%
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Pierre Forgues
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Socialist Party
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PS
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15,802
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41.22
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20,929
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57.62
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Patrick Butor
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Union for a Presidential Majority
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UMP
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11,251
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29.35
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15,394
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42.38
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Christiane Fourcade
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National Front
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FN
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2,518
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6.57
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Bernard Dupin
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Hunting, Fishing, Nature and Traditions
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CPNT
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2,340
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6.10
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Michel Cassagne
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Communist Party
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PCF
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2,262
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5.90
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Sandra Ipas
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Revolutionary Communist League
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LCR
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1,024
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2.67
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Olivier Clement Bollee
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The Greens
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LV
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831
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2.17
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Thierry Delattre
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Ecologist
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ECO
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457
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1.19
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Andree Chenuaud
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Movement for France
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MPF
|
437
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1.14
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Maria Saez
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Workers’ Struggle
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LO
|
403
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1.05
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J. Marie Barrere
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National Republican Movement
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MNR
|
352
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0.92
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M. Pierre Dufetelle
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Ecologist
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ECO
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224
|
0.58
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Roland Laporte
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Independent
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DIV
|
217
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0.57
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J. Claude Duvois
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Independent
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DIV
|
171
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0.45
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Patricia Cazeaux
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Independent
|
DIV
|
50
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0.13
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Total
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38,339
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100%
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36,323
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100%
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Registered voters
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59,171
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59,173
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Blank/Void ballots
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1,404
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3.53%
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2,153
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5.60%
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Turnout
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39,743
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67.17%
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38,476
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65.02%
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Abstentions
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19,428
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32.83%
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20,697
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34.98%
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Result
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PS HOLD
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