Val-de-Marne's 5th constituency

5th constituency of the Val-de-Marne

French National Assembly
constituency

Map of Val-de-Marne's 5th constituency shown within Ile-de-France (Petite Couronne)

Deputy

Gilles Carrez
Union for a Popular Movement

Department

Val-de-Marne

Canton

Bry-sur-Marne, Champigny-sur-Marne-Centre, Champigny-sur-Marne-Est, Nogent-sur-Marne, Le Perreux-sur-Marne

Voters

86,113

The Val-de-Marne's fifth constituency is a French legislative constituency in the Val-de-Marne département (east of Paris).

Description

It is one of twelve in that département, and covers five cantons. While Champigny-sur-Marne has a secure communist majority, it is outweighed by conservative majorities in the smaller towns of Bry-sur-Marne, Le Perreux-sur-Marne and Nogent-sur-Marne. Nogent was added to the constituency as part of the 2010 redistricting of French legislative constituencies.^[1]

Historic Representation

Election		Member	Party
	1967	Pierre Billotte	UDR
	1978	Jean-Louis Beaumont	DVD
	1981	Laurent Cathala	PS
1986		Proportional representation - no election by constituency
	1988	Michel Giraud	RPR
	1993	Gilles Carrez	RPR
	2002	Gilles Carrez	UMP

Election results

Official campaign posters in Bry-sur-Marne for the 2012 legislative election. (One of the posters has been partly torn off, a frequent occurrence.)

2012

As ever, results differed between the various communes which make up the constituency. In Champigny-sur-Marne, Dominique Adenot, the town's Communist mayor, finished first in the first round, with 30,93% - followed by Caroline Adomo (27.33%) and Gilles Carrez (22.81%). By contrast, in Bry-sur-Marne, Carrez obtained 47,33%, Adomo a result similar to that she had in Champigny (27,81%), while Adenot obtained just 5.43% (which placed him fourth, behind the National Front). Nogent-sur-Marne gave 46,92% to Carrez, 28,11% to Adomo and just 5.01% to Adenot, again placing him fourth. Le Perreux-sur-Marne gave 52,92% to Carrez, 26,13% to Adomo, and 4,93% to Adenot (fourth). The addition of Nogent to the constituency contributed to weakening the radical left.^[2]

Legislative Election 2012: Val-de-Marne 5th - 2nd round^[3]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±
	UMP	Gilles Carrez	24,542	54.06	-1.55
	PS	Caroline Adomo	20,854	45.94	n/a
Turnout			46 374	53.85	-0.14
	UMP hold		Swing	-1.55

Legislative Election 2012: Val-de-Marne 5th - 1st round^[4]^[5]^[6]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±
	UMP	Gilles Carrez	19,184	40.89	-5.16
	PS	Caroline Adomo	12,794	27.27	+11.29
	FG	Dominique Adenot	6,276	13.38	-3.12
	FN	Jean-Marie Rougier	3,987	8.50	+4.86
	EELV	Arnaud Dussud	1,308	2.79	-0.6
	MoDem	Jessica Perniceni	1,258	2.68	-6.82
	MRC	Marc Badel	569	1.21	n/a
	Miscellaneous right	Marc Arazi	392	0.84	n/a
	Independent Ecological Alliance	Grégory Gautier	364	0.78	+0.22
	DLR	Julie Guicheteau	323	0.79	n/a
	Liberal Democrats	Lydie Zhu	175	0.37	n/a
	NPA	Sylvette Minaert	151	0.32	-1.84
	LO	Nicolas Pétillot	136	0.29	-0.25
Turnout			47,449	55.10	-3.36

2007

Legislative Election 2007: Val-de-Marne 5th - 2nd round
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	UMP	Gilles Carrez	18 044	55.61
	PCF	Dominique Adenot	14 404	44.39
Turnout			33 460	53.99
	UMP hold		Swing	-2.4

Legislative Election 2007: Val-de-Marne 5th - 1st round
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	UMP	Gilles Carrez	16 511	46.05
	PCF	Dominique Adenot	5 915	16.5
	PS	Marie-Odile Dufour	5 728	15.98
	MoDem	Jean-Pierre Barnaud	3 406	9.5
	FN	Hervé Leroy	1 304	3.64
	LV	Anne-Marie Xambeu	1 215	3.39
	Revolutionary Communist League	Vincent Robin	774	2.16
	Movement for France	Jacques Venot	456	1.27
	France in Action	Leonce Bellemare	200	0.56
	LO	Véronique Hunaut	194	0.54
	National Republican Movement	Monique Demezuk	143	0.4
	Humanist	Jean-Michel Baroche	5	0.01
Turnout			36 232	58.46

2002

Legislative Election 2002: Val-de-Marne 5th – 2nd round
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	UMP	Gilles Carrez	18 348	58.01
	PS	Evelyne Picard	13 280	41.99
Turnout			32 524	57.1
	UMP hold		Swing	+3.31

Legislative Election 2002: Val-de-Marne 5th - 1st round
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	UMP	Gilles Carrez	15 085	42.26
	PS	Evelyne Picard	6 387	17.89
	PCF	Jean-Louis Bargero	5 402	15.13
	FN	Jean Viedemann	3 232	9.05
	UDF	Jean-Pierre Barnaud	1 756	4.92
	LV	Jean-François Collin	1 474	4.13
	Republican Pole	Sylvaine Ettori	511	1.43
	Revolutionary Communist League	Valérie Techer	394	1.10
	Other	Philippe Valette	330	0.92
	National Republican Movement	Yann Greiner	281	0.79
	LO	Véronique Hunaut	259	0.73
	Miscellaneous Green	Fréderic Venant	204	0.57
	Movement for France	Christian Daniault	159	0.45
	Other	Alphonse Loemba	83	0.23
	Hunting, Fishing, Nature, Traditions	Aline Guillou	72	0.20
	Miscellaneous left	Philippe Ghebbi	64	0.18
	Other	Achille Birba	0	0.00
	Other	Jean-Pierre Dujols	0	0.00
Turnout			36 117	63.40

1997

Legislative Election 1997: Val-de-Marne 5th – 2nd round
Party		Candidate	Votes	%
	RPR	Gilles Carrez	20 175	54.7
	PCF	Jean-Louis Bargero	16 711	45.3
Turnout			38 944	70.32
	RPR hold		Swing	-5.58

Sources

References

↑ "Redécoupage électoral en Val de Marne : la circonscription de Nogent disparaît", Nogent Citoyen, 21 October 2009
↑ "Résultats des élections législatives : 5ème circonscription du Val-de-Marne incluant Champigny-sur-Marne", Le Monde
↑ "Résultats du 2nd tour - 17 juin 2012 dans la 5ème circonscription du Val-de-Marne", Le Monde
↑ "Val de Marne: 5e circonscription: liste des candidats: 1er tour", National Assembly
↑ "Les candidats aux législatives dans la cinquième circonscription", Nogent Citoyen, 21 May 2012
↑ "Résultats du 1er tour - 10 juin 2012 dans la 5ème circonscription du Val-de-Marne", Le Monde

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