2011 cantonal elections in Eure-et-Loir-Wikipedia

THE cantonal elections took place the 20 and 27 mars 2011 ^{[ first ]} .

Outgoing departmental assembly [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Before the elections, the General Council of Eure-et-Loir was chaired by Albéric de Montgolfier. It includes 29 general councilors from the 29 cantons of Eure-et-Loir. 14 of them are renewable during these elections.

Composition of the outgoing departmental assembly

Premier tour [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

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Graph of results of first ^is  tour

At the end of the first round of the ballot on Sunday 20 mars 2011 , four candidates were elected: Dominique Dousset (canton of Brou, outgoing general councilor member of the minority), Jean-Pierre Jallot (canton of Ferté-Vidame, outgoing general councilor member of the majority), Luc Lamirault (canton of Thiron -Gardais, outgoing general councilor member of the majority) and Albéric de Montgolfier (president of the outgoing general council). With the re-election of three of its members, which are added to the twelve general councilors members of the outgoing majority whose mandate was not renewable in 2011, the elected officials of the group “Winning with Eure-et-Loir” were d ‘Ores already in the majority, holding 15 seats out of 29.

Overall, candidates supported by the departmental majority, in particular those members of the UMP, produce a score significantly higher than the national trend (24.32% in Eure-et-Loir against 16.97% at the national level for the UMP). The same goes for the National Front, which totaled 18.23% of the votes (15.06% at the national level), almost equally with the Socialist Party (18.59% in Eure-et-Loir against 24.94 % on a national level). In several cantons (Châteaudun, Maintenon), the outgoing general councilors of the minority find themselves in uncertain tosh to unfavorable in the second round, while the candidates of the majority on the cantons she has (Illiers-Combray, Janville, Châteauneuf -In-Thymerais) are all at the top of the first round and in favorable tank. It should be noted that the Ministry of the Interior refused to record the Left Front among the “political nuances” during the communication of the results, and that the scores of the left party, the PCF and the PCF and some various left to know the result of political training ^{[ 2 ]} . The Left Front in Eure-et-Loir (PG, PCF, alternatives) then totals more than 5,% of the votes (10.38% of the votes at the national level) ^{[ 3 ]} .

Ten cantons will experience a second round, including that of Nogent-le-Rotrou, where the outgoing (various left) obtained the majority of the vote, without reaching the 25% threshold of registered voters. No triangular is possible, the duels most often opposing the candidate of the departmental majority “win for Eure-et-Loir (Gael)” to that supported by the minority of the left, with the exception of the canton of Dreux -Sud (socialist candidate opposed to a candidate of the National Front) and that of Châteauneuf-en-Thymerais (candidate of the Democrat-Gael movement opposed to a various right candidate supported by a part of the UMP).

Concerning the positioning of political forces and candidates who cannot maintain themselves in the second round:

• Europe Ecology The Greens supports socialist, radical and various left candidates, with the exception of Nicolas André, outgoing socialist councilor on the canton of Mainvilliers ^{[ 4 ]} ;
• The Democratic Movement does not give a voting instruction, with the exception of the candidate on the canton of Illiers-Combray, which supports the various left candidate for the second round for the second round for the second round for the second round for the second round for the second round ^{[ 5 ] , [ 6 ]} ;
• The new center calls to vote for the UMP-Gael candidate on the canton of Chartres-Sud-Ouest ^{[ 7 ]} ;
• The UMP candidate not invested by his party in the canton of Châteaudun, calls for voting for the UMP-Gael candidate remaining in the running ^{[ 8 ]} ;
• The candidate of the National Front on the canton of Châteauneuf-en-Thymerais calls not to vote for Christelle Minard (candidate member of the UMP) in the second round ^{[ 9 ]} ;
• The general councilor various outgoing left on the canton of Chartres-Sud-Ouest does not give a voting indication for the second round which will oppose the UMP-Gael candidate for the PS candidate;
• The UMP candidate on the canton of Dreux-Sud does not give a voting instruction, applying the line stopped by Jean-François Copé at the national level in the second round opposing a candidate of the National Front to that of the Socialist Party ^{[ ten ]} .

Results in number of seats [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Departmental assembly at the end of the elections [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Composition of the departmental assembly at the end of the election

Canton of Brou [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Canton of North Chartres [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Canton of Chartres-Sud-Ouest [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Canton of Châteaudun [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Canton de Châteauteuf-en-Eymeri [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Canton of Dreux-Sud [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Canton of Illiers-Combray [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Canton de Janville [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Canton of Ferté-Vidame [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Canton of Maintenon [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Canton of Mainvilliers [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Canton of Nogent-le-Rotrou [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Canton of Orgères-en-Beauce [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

Canton of Thiron-Gardais [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

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