Haute-Garonne's 1st constituency

1st constituency of Haute-Garonne
	French National Assembly ; constituency
	Location of constituency in Department
	Haute-Garonne in France
	Pierre Cabaré; REM
Department	Haute-Garonne
Cantons	Toulouse-1, Toulouse-4, Toulouse-5, Toulouse-7

The 1st constituency of the Haute-Garonne is a French legislative constituency in the Haute-Garonne département.

Deputies

Election		Member	Party	Notes
	1958	Pierre Baudis	MRP
	1962	Pierre Baudis	MRP
	1967	André Rousselet	FGDS
	1968	Pierre Baudis	RI[1] [2]
	1973	Pierre Baudis	RI[1] [2]
	1978	Gérard Bapt	PS	Deputy for Haute-Garonne's 2nd constituency 1988-93, 1997-2017
	1981	Alain Savary	PS
1986		Proportional representation - no election by constituency
	1988	Dominique Baudis	UDF
	1993
	1997
	2001 by-election	Philippe Douste-Blazy		Replaced Dominique Baudis, appointed president of CSA
	2002	Philippe Douste-Blazy Bernadette Païx	UMP	Bernadette Païx, substitute (suppléant) for Philippe Douste-Blazy, replaced him on 1 May 2004 when he became Minister of Social Affairs and Health.
	2007	Catherine Lemorton	PS
	2012	Catherine Lemorton	PS
	2017	Pierre Cabaré	REM

Election results

2017

Candidate		Label	First round		Second round
Candidate		Label	Votes	%	Votes	%
	Pierre Cabaré	REM	13,769	33.70	16,203	51.02
	Claire Dujardin	FI	7,493	18.34	15,556	48.98
	Catherine Lemorton	PS	6,109	14.95
	François Chollet	LR	5,311	13.00
	Quentin Lamotte	FN	3,174	7.77
	Xavier Bigot	ECO	2,487	6.09
	Pierre Lacaze	PCF	958	2.34
	Cécilia Spoerry	DIV	627	1.53
	Matthieu Guilhem	DIV	408	1.00
	Olivier Le Penven	EXG	234	0.57
	Pierre Serveille	ECO	214	0.52
	Nourdine Kotbi	DVG	71	0.17

Votes			40,855	100.00	31,759	100.00

Valid votes			40,855	98.38	31,759	89.98
Blank votes			446	1.07	2,277	6.45
Null votes			227	0.55	1,260	3.57
Turnout			41,528	50.59	35,296	42.99
Abstentions			40,560	49.41	46,799	57.01
Registered voters			82,088		82,095

Source: Ministry of the Interior

2012

2012 legislative election in Haute-Garonne's 1st constituency
Candidate		Party	First round		Second round
Candidate		Party	Votes	%	Votes	%
	Catherine Lemorton	PS	18,759	43.63%	25,418	64.75%
	Sacha Briand	UMP	10,037	23.34%	13,837	35.25%
	Bernard Schwal	FN	4,281	9.96%
	Pierre Lacaze	FG	3,872	9.01%
	Marie-Pierre Cassagne	EELV	2,790	6.49%
	Jean-Jacques Bolzan	PR	1,369	3.18%
	Michel Amorosa	PP	385	0.90%
	Marie-Colette Chaudoreille	AEI	323	0.75%
	Bettina Pichon	NPA	284	0.66%
	Henri-Pierre Colombo		229	0.53%
	Aude Garnier	DLR	210	0.49%
	Jean-Pierre Sertillange	LO	140	0.33%
	Robert Baud	MEI	138	0.32%
	Pierre Serveille		104	0.24%
	Pierre Pezzin		38	0.09%
	Hélène Porceddu		36	0.08%
	Anthony Rouja			0.00%

Valid votes			42,995	98.93%	39,255	97.34%
Spoilt and null votes			466	1.07%	1,074	2.66%
Votes cast / turnout			43,461	56.86%	40,329	52.77%
Abstentions			32,978	43.14%	36,101	47.23%
Registered voters			76,439	100.00%	76,430	100.00%

2007

Legislative Election 2007: Haute-Garonne 1st - 2nd round
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	PS	Catherine Lemorton	21,824	54.55
	UMP	Jean-Luc Moudenc	18,186	45.45
Turnout			40,010	57.95
	PS gain from UMP		Swing

Sources

Official results of French elections from 1998: "Résultats électoraux officiels en France" (in French).

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References

site de l'Assemblée nationale française (ed.). "Liste alphabétique des députés de la IV^e législature 1968-1973 (groupe politique, département)" [Alphabetical list of deputies of the 4th legislature 1968-1973 (with political group and department] (in French). Retrieved 8 February 2018.
site de l'Assemblée nationale française (ed.). "Liste alphabétique des députés de la V^e législature 1988-1993 (groupe politique, département)" [Alphabetical list of deputies of the 5th legislature 1968-1973 (with political group and department] (in French). Retrieved 8 February 2018.

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[deputies4-1] site de l'Assemblée nationale française (ed.). "Liste alphabétique des députés de la IV^e législature 1968-1973 (groupe politique, département)" [Alphabetical list of deputies of the 4th legislature 1968-1973 (with political group and department] (in French). Retrieved 8 February 2018.

[deputies5-2] site de l'Assemblée nationale française (ed.). "Liste alphabétique des députés de la V^e législature 1988-1993 (groupe politique, département)" [Alphabetical list of deputies of the 5th legislature 1968-1973 (with political group and department] (in French). Retrieved 8 February 2018.