2017 French legislative election in Ain

2022 French legislative election in Ain
11 & 18 June 2017

The 2017 French legislative election occurred on 11 June 2017 and 18 June 2017. In the Ain department, five deputies were elected with the department's five constituencies.

Results

Elected deputies

Constituency Outgoing deputy Party Elected or re-elected deputy Party
1st Xavier Breton LR Xavier Breton LR
2nd Charles de La Verpillière LR Charles de La Verpillière LR
3rd Stéphanie Pernod-Beaudon LR Olga Givernet LREM
4th Michel Voisin*[1] LR Stéphane Trompille LREM
5th Damien Abad LR Damien Abad LR
* Outgoing deputy not-standing for re-election in 2017.

Department-wide results

Results of the 2022 French legislative election in Ain[2]
Party 1st round 2nd round Seats
Votes % Votes %
The Republicans 49 ,077 24.66 65 ,706 41.28 Decrease3
La République En Marche! 40,046 20.13 48,622 30.55 Increase2
National Front 31,098 15.63 12,404 7.79 Steady0
Democratic Movement 29,905 15.03 32,31 20.38 Steady0
La France 19,019 9.56
Ecologist Party / Europe Ecology - The Greens 7,374 3.71
Socialist Party 6,187 3.11
Divers 4,238 2.13
Union of Democrats and Independents 3,164 1.59
French Communist Party 2,920 1.47
Debout la France 2,646 1.33
Radical Party of the Left 2,025 1.02
Extreme left 1,219 0.61
Miscellaneous left 59 0.03
Valid votes 198,977 98.33 159,163 91.46 Steady5
White votes 2,195 1.08 11,105 6.38
Rejected votes 1,182 0.58 3,759 2.16
Total 202,354 100.00 174,027 100.00
Abstentions 214,253 51.43 242,375 58.21
Registered voters - voter turnout 416,607 48.57 416,402 41.79

Results by constituency

The candidates are presented in descending order based upon the results of the first round. In the event of a victory in the second round by a candidate who did not come in first in the first round, their results are bolded.

First constituency

Outgoing deputy: Xavier Breton (The Republicans).

Results in the 1st constituency[3]
Candidate Party and coalition 1st round 2nd round
Votes % Votes %
Laurent Mallet MoDem 13,534 33.89 15,112 46.25
Xavier Breton LR 10,693 26.78 17,563 53.75
Jérôme Buisson FN 6,174 15.46
Fabrine Martin-Zemlik LFI 3,874 9.70
Florence Blatrix-Contat PS 3,687 9.23
Jacques Fontaine PCF 656 1.64
Laurane Raimondo ECO 562 1.41
Maude Lépagnot LO 293 0.73
Marie Carlier UPR 247 0.62
Gilbert Bonnot Divers 211 0.53
Valid votes 39,931 98.28 32,675 91.45
White votes 545 1.34 2,180 610
Rejected votes 155 0.38 873 2.44
Total 40,631 100.00 35,728 100.00
Abstentions 42,063 50.87 46,948 56.79
Registered voters - voter turnout 82,694 49.13 82,676 43.21

Second constituency

Outgoing deputy: Charles de La Verpillière (The Republicans).

Results in the 2nd constituency[4]
Candidate Party and coalition 1st round 2nd round
Votes % Votes %
Marie-Jeanne Béguet MoDem 16,371 35.90 17,319 48.28
Charles de La Verpillière LR 11,182 24.52 18,556 51.72
Anne Michaud FN 7,553 16.56
Sylviane Thiébaut LFI 4,896 10.74
Albane Colin EELV 2,874 6.30
Pascale Lemerre DLF 1,149 2.52
Guy Brulland PCF 676 1.48
Sandrine Chomette UPR 400 0.88
Vincent Goutagny LO 303 066
Atila Sahin PEJ 194 0.43
Valid votes 45,598 98.64 35,875 91.60
White votes 471 1.02 2,390 6.10
Rejected votes 160 0.35 901 2.30
Total 46,229 100.00 39,166 100.00
Abstentions 47,291 50.57 54,341 58,11
Registered voters - voter turnout 93,520 49,43 93,507 41,89

Third constituency

Outgoing deputy: Stéphanie Pernod-Beaudon (The Republicans).

Results in the 3rd constituency[5]
Candidate Party and coalition 1st round 2nd round
Votes % Votes %
Olga Givernet LREM 15,405 45.30 16,552 61.86
Stéphanie Pernod-Beaudon LR 7,281 21.41 10,204 38.14
Gaëtan Noblet FN 3,808 11.20
Christian Jolie LFI 3,064 9.01
Jean Mercier EELV 1,496 4.40
Géraldine Sacchi-Hassanein PS 1,468 4.32
Thierry Borne Divers 488 1.43
Jean-Sébastien Bloch PCF 431 1.27
Frédéric Mozer UPR 361 1.06
Éric Lahy LO 147 0.43
Fabrice Gentile DVG 59 0.17
Valid votes 34,008 98.62 26,756 91.91
White votes 359 1.04 1,755 6.03
Rejected votes 116 0.34 599 2.06
Total 34,483 100.00 29,110 100.00
Abstentions 41,131 54.40 46,438 61.47
Registered voters - voter turnout 75,614 45.60 75,548 38.53

Fourth constituency

Outgoing deputy: Michel Voisin (The Republicans).[1]

Results in the 4th constituency[6]
Candidate Party and coalition 1st round 2nd round
Votes % Votes %
Stéphane Trompille LREM 15,492 36.00 22 532 64.50
Blanche Chaussat FN 7,964 18.51 12,404 35.50
Guy Billoudet LR 7,178 16.68
Line Huguet LFI 3,426 7.96
Muriel Luga-Giraud UDI 3,164 7.35
Sylviane Chêne PRG 2,025 4.71
Anne Partensky-Leibman EELV 1,391 3.23
Annick Veillerot DLF 860 2.00
Olivia Symniacos PA 459 1.07
Catherine Lattard PCF 348 0.81
Yves Antoinette Divers 232 0.54
Thierry Loubignes UPR 199 0.46
Electre Dracos LO 198 0.46
Xavier Adam PP 97 0.23
Valid votes 43,033 98.33 34,936 91.21
White votes 521 1.19 2,444 6.38
Rejected votes 211 0.48 922 2.41
Total 43,765 100.00 38,302 100.00
Abstentions 45,625 51.04 51,090 57.15
Registered voters - voter turnout 89,390 48.96 89,392 42.85

Fifth constituency

Outgoing deputy: Damien Abad (The Republicans).

Results in the 5th constituency[7]
Candidate Party and coalition 1st round 2nd round
Votes % Votes %
Damien Abad LR 12,743 35.00 19,383 67.02
Hélène de Meire LREM 9,149 25.13 9,538 32.98
Pénélope Chalon FN 5,599 15.38
Bertrand Jacquier LFI 3,759 10.32
Carole Pontier EELV 1,051 2.89
Élodie Schwander PS 1,032 2.83
Mylène Ferri PCF 809 2.22
Ahmet Cetin PEJ 721 1.98
Claude Juillet DLF 637 1.75
Monique Meudan PA 398 1.09
Jean-Philippe Archeny UPR 231 0.63
Guy Largeron LO 158 0.43
Jean-Michel Boulmé POID 121 0.33
Valid votes 36,408 98.53 28,921 91.18
White votes 374 1.01 1,951 6.15
Rejected votes 168 0.45 847 2.67
Total 36,950 100.00 31,719 100.00
Abstentions 38,409 50.97 43,576 57.87
Registered voters - voter turnout 75,359 49.03 75,295 42.13

References

  1. ^ a b Le Stir, François (13 May 2017). "Ain - élections Législatives. Michel Voisin ne briguera pas un 7e mandat de député". www.leprogres.fr (in French). Retrieved 24 July 2025.
  2. ^ "Résultats définitifs". Ministry of the Interior. 18 June 2017. Retrieved 25 July 2025.
  3. ^ "Ain (01) - 1ère circonscription". Ministry of the Interior. 18 June 2017. Retrieved 23 July 2025.
  4. ^ "Ain (01) - 2ème circonscription". Ministry of the Interior. 18 June 2017. Retrieved 24 July 2025.
  5. ^ "Ain (01) - 3ème circonscription". Ministry of the Interior. 18 June 2017. Retrieved 25 July 2025.
  6. ^ "Ain (01) - 4ème circonscription". Ministry of the Interior. 18 June 2017. Retrieved 24 July 2025.
  7. ^ "Ain (01) - 5ème circonscription". Ministry of the Interior. 18 June 2017. Retrieved 25 July 2025.
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