Parliamentary election in France 2007 – Wikipedia

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First ballot

39.54

24.73

7,61

4.29

4.29

3.41

3.25

2.47

10.41

Profits and losses

Compared to 2002

+6,24

+0.62

+2,75

−0.53

−7,05

+0.94

−1,26

−1,18

−0.53

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The Parliamentary election in France 2007 took place on June 10 and 17, 2007. All 577 seats of the National Assembly were newly elected.

In the elections, 7,639 candidates for 577 seats competed. After the first round of the election on June 19, 2007, a large majority for the UMP presidential party was predicted by Nicolas Sarkozy and this supporting parties. In the second round, on the other hand, the race became scarcer in the election results and the left parties grew. Nevertheless, the coalition of the government parties under Nicolas Sarkozy reached a majority. The elections for the National Assembly took place shortly after the French presidential elections in 2007.

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Parties 		Voices
(first ballot) 		Voices
(Second ballot) 		Seats
absolutely in % +/-% Elected
Deputy 		absolutely in % +/-% Elected
Deputy 		Elected
Deputy 		+/-
Extreme left 888,250 3.41 +0.62 0 – – – – 0 ± 0
French Communist Party (PCF) 1.115.663 4.29 −0.53 0 464,739 2.28 −0.98 15 15 −6
Socialist Party (PS) 6,436.520 24.73 +0.62 first 8.624.861 42.27 +6,99 185 186 +46
Radical left party (PRG) 343.565 1.32 −0,23 0 333.194 1.63 −0.52 7 7 ± 0
Different leftists (diverse Gauche) 513.407 1.97 +0,88 0 503.556 2.47 +1,20 15 15 +8
The Greens 845.977 3.25 −1,26 0 90,975 0.45 −2,74 4 4 +1
Green parties 208.456 0.80 −0.37 0 – – – – 0 ± 0
Regional parties 133.473 0.51 +0,25 0 106.484 0.52 +0,38 first first +1
Hunting, fishing, nature, traditions (CPNT) 213.427 0.82 −0.85 0 – – – – 0 ± 0
Others 267,760 1.03 +1.03 0 33.068 0.16 +0,16 first first +1
Democratic movement (Modem) 1.981.107 7,61 +2.76 0 100.115 0.49 −3,43 3 3 −24
Presidential majority (MAJ) 616.440 2.37 +2,37 8 433.057 2.12 14 22 +22
Union for a popular movement (UMP) 10,289,737 39.54 +6,24 98 9,460,710 46.36 −0.89 215 313 −47
Movement for France (MPF) 312.581 1.2 +0.40 first – – – – first ± 0
Different rights (diverse droite) 641.842 2.47 −0.82 2 238.588 1.17 −0,12 7 9 −2
Front National (FN) 1.116.136 4.29 −7,05 0 17.017 0.08 −1,17 0 0 ± 0
Extreme rights 102.124 0.39 −0.94 0 – – – – 0 ± 0
Registered voters 43,895,833 100.0 35.225.248 100.0
Non -voter 17.374.011 39.58 14.096.209 40.02
Overall voting 26.521.822 60.42 21.129.039 59.98
Invalid voices and empty ballot papers 495.357 1.13 722.585 2.05
Votes overall 26.026.465 59.29 20.406.454 57.93
Those: French Ministry of the Interior

Composition of the 13th National Assembly [ Edit | Edit the source text ]

A total of 577 seats
  •  left : 24
  •  Socialist : 204
  •  Groupless: 6
  •  New center : 23
  •  UMP: 320
fraction Chairman Parties Seats Faced ( Related ) In total
UMP group
( Union for a popular movement ) 		Jean-François Copé UMP, Various right 314 6 320
Socialists, radicals and citizens’ group
( Socialist, radical and citizen group ) 		Jean-Marc Ayrault Ps, perg, Various left , MRC 186 18 204
Democratic and Republican left
( Democratic and republican left ) 		Jean-Claude Sandrier Pcf, left party, the greens, Martinican independence movement , Reunion Communist Party 24 0 24
New Center Presidential majority
( New presidential center ) 		François Sauvadet New Center – European Liberal Social Party , Various right 20 3 23
Factionless Modem, DLR, MPF 6 0 6
In total: 551 26 577