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The 9th constituency of Bouches-du-Rhône is a French legislative constituencyinBouches-du-Rhône.

9th constituency of Bouches-du-Rhône
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Constituency of the
National Assembly of France
Constituency in Bouches-du-Rhône Department (white area is the Étang de Berre lagoon)
Bouches-du-RhôneinFrance
Deputy
Joëlle Mélin
RN
DepartmentBouches-du-Rhône
  • Political parties

  • Elections

    • Deputies

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    Election Member Party
    2002 Bernard Deflesselles UMP
    2007
    2012
    2017 LR
    2022 Joëlle Mélin RN

    Elections

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    2024

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    Candidate Party Alliance First round Second round
    Votes % Votes %
    Aurélien Michel LR UDC
    Bernard Ougourlou-Oglou PS NFP
    Isabelle Mazzoni DIV
    Robert Santunione REC
    Joelle Mélin RN
    Jean-Marie Clorec LO
    Bertrand Mas-Fraissinet REN Ensemble
    Boualam Aksil EAC
    Valid votes
    Blank votes
    Null votes
    Turnout
    Abstentions
    Registered voters
    Source: [1]
    Result TBC

    2022

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    Legislative Election 2022: Bouches-du-Rhône's 9th constituency
    Party Candidate Votes % ±%
    RN Joëlle Mélin 11,256 24.82 +6.47
    LFI (NUPÉS) Lucas Trottmann 9,776 21.56 -7.44
    LREM (Ensemble) Bertand Mas-Fraissinet 9,306 20.52 -10.22
    LR (UDC) Roland Giberti 7,061 15.57 -8.20
    REC Laurence Leguem 2,828 6.24 N/A
    DVD Giovanni Schipani 1,267 2.79 N/A
    DVE Simon Lachique 989 2.18 N/A
    Others N/A 2,864
    Turnout 46,149 45.71 -1.07
    2nd round result
    RN Joëlle Mélin 23,757 58.64 N/A
    LFI (NUPÉS) Lucas Trottmann 16,756 41.36 N/A
    Turnout 40,518 44.95 +4.63
    RN gain from LR

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    2017

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    Candidate Label First round Second round
    Votes % Votes %
    Sylvie Brunet MoDem 13,655 30.74 17,333 49.23
    Bernard Deflesselles LR 10,558 23.77 17,875 50.77
    Hervé Itrac FN 8,153 18.35
    Sylvie Pille-Lesou FI 6,918 15.57
    Raymond Lloret DVG 904 2.03
    Stéphanie Harkane PS 812 1.83
    Nicolas Lapeyre ECO 709 1.60
    Christian Musumeci DIV 507 1.14
    Colette Gereux DLF 491 1.11
    Christophe Amouroux DIV 415 0.93
    François Otchakovsky-Laurens EXG 334 0.75
    Élisabeth Lalesart EXD 304 0.68
    Patricia Pawlak PRG 227 0.51
    Boualam Aksil ECO 223 0.50
    Élodie Sery DIV 215 0.48
    Votes 44,425 100.00 35,208 100.00
    Valid votes 44,425 97.95 35,208 90.06
    Blank votes 648 1.43 2,716 6.95
    Null votes 280 0.62 1,169 2.99
    Turnout 45,353 46.78 39,093 40.32
    Abstentions 51,601 53.22 57,864 59.68
    Registered voters 96,954 96,957
    Source: Ministry of the Interior[2]

    2012

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    Summary of the 10 June and 17 June 2012 French legislative election in Bouches-du-Rhône’s 9th Constituency[3]
    Candidate Party 1st round 2nd round
    Votes % Votes %
    Bernard Deflesselles Union for a Popular Movement UMP 19,030 35.28% 25,001 62.56%
    Joëlle Melin Front National FN 12,003 22.25% 14,963 37.44%
    Denis Grandjean Europe Ecology – The Greens EELV 10,268 19.03%
    Pierre Mingaud Left Front FG 8,043 %
    Christian Musumeci Miscellaneous Left DVG 2,083 3.86%
    Michèle Lesbrot Ecologist ECO 854 1.58%
    Jean-Marie Orihuel CEN 746 1.38%
    Stéphanie Poggi Other AUT 354 0.66%
    Colette Gereux-Beltra Miscellaneous Right DVD 215 0.40%
    Claude Diharçabal Far Left EXG 199 0.37%
    François Otchakovsky-Laurens Far Left EXG 151 0.28%
    Serge Paloyan Other AUT 0 0.00%
    Total 53,946 100% 39,964 100%
    Registered voters 92,601 92,600
    Blank/Void ballots 699 1.28% 5,896 12.86%
    Turnout 54,645 59.01% 45,860 49.52%
    Abstentions 37,956 40.99% 46,740 50.48%
    Result UMP HOLD

    2007

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    Results of the 10 June and 17 June 2007 French legislative election in Bouches-du-Rhône’s 9th Constituency[4]
    Party Candidate Votes % ±%
    UMP Bernard Deflesselles 27,223 51.83
    DVG Béatrice Negrier 6,684 13.07
    PCF Patrick Candela 5,437 10.35
    MoDem Mireille Benedetti 4,275 8.14
    FN Joëlle Melin 3,506 6.68
    LV Jean-Yves Petit 1,101 2.10
    Far left Emmanuelle Johsua 958 1.82
    DVG Pierre Rodeville 536 1.02
    DVE Daniel Sebbah 492 0.94
    CPNT Robert Meynard 395 0.75
    DVE Christian Lartaud 359 0.68
    Far left Jean-Pierre Messemanne 359 0.68
    Independent Serge Bonifay 297 0.57
    Far right Alain Fourestier 236 0.45
    DVD Marc Ivaldi 228 0.43
    DVD Christian Musumeci 145 0.28
    DVD Hélène Faure Lequien 110 0.21
    Majority 20,539 38.76
    Turnout 53,401 59.67
    UMP hold Swing

    2002

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    Legislative Election 2002: Bouches-du-Rhône's 9th constituency
    Party Candidate Votes % ±%
    UMP Bernard Deflesselles 21,199 40.45
    FN Joëlle Melin 9,940 18.97
    PCF Rosy Sanna 8,718 16.63
    PS Stephanie Harkane 7,749 14.78
    Others N/A 4,806
    Turnout 53,436 63.95
    2nd round result
    UMP Bernard Deflesselles 29,158 73.25
    FN Joëlle Melin 10,646 26.75
    Turnout 45,230 54.13
    UMP gain from PCF

    1997

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    Legislative Election 1997: Bouches-du-Rhône's 9th constituency
    Party Candidate Votes % ±%
    PCF Jean Tardito 16,202 32.03
    UDF Bernard Deflesselles 13,295 26.28
    FN Joëlle Melin 11,452 22.64
    PS Stéphanie Harkane 5,148 10.18
    DVD Joseph Careghi 1,356 2.68
    LV Françoise Contat 1,336 2.64
    GE Patrick Sereno 1,136 2.25
    Others N/A 663
    Turnout 52,463 68.15
    2nd round result
    PCF Jean Tardito 24,427 44.58
    UDF Bernard Deflesselles 20,117 36.71
    FN Joëlle Melin 10,252 18.71
    Turnout 56,467 73.36
    PCF hold

    References

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    1. ^ "Résultats des élections législatives 2022 dans les Bouches-du-Rhône". Le Monde.fr (in French). Retrieved 26 November 2022.
  • ^ "Résultats des élections législatives 2017" [Results of 2017 Legislative Election] (in French). Ministry of the Interior.
  • ^ "Résultats des élections législatives 2012".
  • ^ "Résultats des élections législatives 2007".



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