2017 French legislative election in Ain

2022 French legislative election in Ain

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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	3
	La République En Marche!	40,046	20.13	48,622	30.55	2
	National Front	31,098	15.63	12,404	7.79	0
	Democratic Movement	29,905	15.03	32,31	20.38	0
	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	5
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  [ fr ]	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  [ fr ]	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

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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.
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