Charente's 2nd constituency

The 2nd constituency of Charente is a French legislative constituency in the Charente département.

2nd constituency of Charente
French National Assembly
constituency
The three constituencies of Charente
Deputy
 Sandra Marsaud
REM
DepartmentCharente
CantonsBaignes-Sainte-Radegonde, Barbezieux-Saint-Hilaire, Brossac, Châteauneuf-sur-Charente, Cognac-Nord, Cognac-Sud, Jarnac, Segonzac
Registered voters84,111

Deputies

ElectionMemberParty
1988 Pierre-Rémy Houssin RPR
1993
1997 Marie-Line Reynaud PS
2002 Jacques Bobe UMP
2007 Marie-Line Reynaud PS
2012
2017 Sandra Marsaud REM

Election results

2007

 Summary of the 10 June and 17 June 2007 French legislative election in Charante’s 2nd Constituency[1]
Candidate Party 1st round 2nd round
Votes % Votes %
Marie-Line Reynaud Socialist Party PS 10,515 28.37% 19,858 52.78%
Jérôme Mouhot Union for a Popular Movement UMP 9,925 26.78% 17,767 47.22%
Bertrand Sourisseau Miscellaneous Right DVD 6,612 17.84%
Noël Belliot Democratic Movement MoDem 2,043 5.51%
Jean-Claude Fayemendie Miscellaneous Left DVG 1,836 4.95%
Michel Adam The Greens VEC 1,015 2.74%
Simone Fayaud Communist PCF 984 2.66%
Jean-Baptiste Millon Front National FN 967 2.61%
Philippe Malsacré Hunting, Fishing, Nature, Traditions CPNT 891 2.40%
Nathlaie Nouts Far Left EXG 788 2.13%
Patrick Bompoint Radical Party of the Left PRG 629 1.70%
Danièlle Dessouchet Far Left EXG 378 1.02%
Patrick Fito Movement for France MPF 346 0.93%
Jean-Pierre Tournier Far Right EXD 133 0.36%
Total 37,062 100% 37,625 100%
Registered voters 62,486 62,482
Blank/Void ballots 725 1.92% 1,195 3.08%
Turnout 37,787 60.47% 38,820 62.13%
Abstentions 24,699 39.53% 23,662 37.87%
Result PS gain from UMP

2012

 Summary of the 10 June and 17 June 2012 French legislative election in Charante’s 2nd Constituency[2]
Candidate Party 1st round 2nd round
Votes % Votes %
Marie-Line Reynaud Socialist Party PS 20,442 42.58% 26,733 57.08%
Daniel Sauvaitre Union for a Popular Movement UMP 13,119 27.32% 20,099 42.92%
Christophe Gillet Front National FN 5,405 11.26%
Jérôme Sourisseau CEN 3,331 6.94%
Sylvie Mamet Left Front FG 2,354 4.90%
Françoise Garandeau Europe Ecology – The Greens EELV 1,472 3.07%
Brigitte Miet Miscellaneous Right DVD 728 1.52%
Martine L'Huillier Miscellaneous Right DVD 309 0.64%
Elisabeth Tomasini Miscellaneous Right DVD 285 0.59%
Marion Maltor Other AUT 253 0.53%
Gwenaëlle Gamine Far Left EXG 231 0.48%
Jocelyne Hanrio Radical Party PRV 85 0.15%
Total 48,014 100% 46,832 100%
Registered voters 84,854 84,796
Blank/Void ballots 901 1.84% 1,475 3.05%
Turnout 48,915 57.65% 48,307 56.97%
Abstentions 35,939 42.35% 36,489 43.03%
Result PS HOLD

2017

Candidate Label First round Second round
Votes % Votes %
Sandra Marsaud REM 14,773 36.09 18,518 58.73
Daniel Sauvaitre LR 6,637 16.21 13,011 41.27
Isabelle Lassalle FN 5,833 14.25
Nathalie Jabli FI 4,840 11.82
Marianne Reynaud-Jeandidier PS 4,048 9.89
Didier Tauzin DIV 1,499 3.66
Pascale Lacourarie ECO 1,404 3.43
Pascaline Brisset UDI 694 1.70
Claudine Poncy PCF 549 1.34
Alain Marquet EXG 395 0.97
Virginie Anguenot DIV 231 0.56
Catherine Tournerie DVG 29 0.07
Votes 40,932 100.00 31,529 100.00
Valid votes 40,932 97.74 31,529 87.26
Blank votes 587 1.40 2,960 8.19
Null votes 360 0.86 1,643 4.55
Turnout 41,879 49.88 36,132 43.04
Abstentions 42,087 50.12 47,814 56.96
Registered voters 83,966 83,946
Source: Ministry of the Interior
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