Nord's 17th constituency

The 17th constituency of the Nord is a French legislative constituency in the Nord département.

17th constituency of the Nord
French National Assembly
constituency
Nord's 17th Constituency shown within Nord-Pas-de-Calais
Deputy
 Dimitri Houbron
REM
DepartmentNord
CantonsArleux, Douai-Nord (part), Douai-Nord-Est, Douai-Sud (part), Douai-Sud-Ouest.
Registered voters75,067

Description

Nord's 17th constituency contains the majority of Douai as well as the rural canton of Arleux to the south.

The seat was held by Marc Dolez from 1988 to 2017, with the sole exception of between 1993 and 1997. Dolez left the Socialist Party to join Jean-Luc Mélenchon's Left Party in 2008. At the 2012 election he faced no candidate in the second round following the withdrawal of the Socialist Party candidate.

Historic Representation

ElectionMemberParty
1986 Proportional representation - no election by constituency
1988 Marc Dolez PS
1993 Jacques Vernier RPR
1997 Marc Dolez PS
2008 PG
2012 FG
2017 Dimitri Houbron REM

Election results

2017

Candidate Label First round Second round
Votes % Votes %
Thibaut François FN 7,993 24.38 12,697 46.79
Dimitri Houbron REM 7,583 23.13 14,442 53.21
François Guiffard FI 3,961 12.08
Charles Beauchamp PCF 3,955 12.07
Frédéric Nihous LR 3,408 10.40
Jean-Luc Hallé DVG 2,876 8.77
Agnès Dupuis PS 1,174 3.58
Lucile Wacheux ECO 628 1.92
Amid Benchabane ECO 364 1.11
Éric Pecqueur EXG 309 0.94
Gaëtan Duez DIV 192 0.59
Nicolas Rankowski DVD 177 0.54
Léopold Pons DVD 159 0.49
Votes 32,779 100.00 27,139 100.00
Valid votes 32,779 97.88 27,139 90.65
Blank votes 523 1.56 1,919 6.41
Null votes 187 0.56 881 2.94
Turnout 33,489 45.49 29,939 40.68
Abstentions 40,124 54.51 43,660 59.32
Registered voters 73,613 73,599
Source: Ministry of the Interior

2012

Legislative Election 2012: Nord's 17th Constituency 2nd round
Party Candidate Votes % ±
FG Marc Dolez 19,763 100
Turnout 26,896 35.83
FG hold Swing

Sources

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