2022 French legislative election in Ain

The 2022 results in Ain

The 2022 French legislative election occurred on 12 June 2022 and 19 June 2022. 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		Romain Daubié	MoDem
3rd		Olga Givernet	LREM		Olga Givernet	LREM
4th		Stéphane Trompille	LREM		Jérôme Buisson	RN
5th		Damien Abad	SE		Damien Abad	SE
* Outgoing deputy not-standing for re-election in 2022.

Department-wide results

Results of the 2022 French legislative election in Ain ^[1]

Party or coalition			1st round			2nd round			Total seats	+/-
			Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats
		La République En Marche! (LREM)	26,092	12.59	0	18,398	10.24	1	1	1
		Democratic Movement (MoDem)	12,916	6.23	0	24,960	13.90	1	1	1
		Independent (SE)	12,034	5.81	0	17,687	9.85	1	1	1
	Ensemble (ENS)		51,042	24.63	0	61,045	33.99	3	3	1
		La France Insoumise (LFI)	24,261	11.71	0	39,510	22.00	0	0	0
		Europe Ecology – The Greens (EELV)	12,428	6.00	0	17,824	9.92	0	0	0
		Socialist Party (PS)	9,982	4.82	0	14,203	7.91	0	0	0
	New Ecologic and Social People's Union (NUPES)		46,671	22.52	0	71,537	39.83	0	0	0
	National Rally (RN)		43,544	21.01	0	22,601	12.58	1	1	1
		The Republicans (LR)	34,994	16.88	0	24,408	13.59	1	1	2
	Union of the Right and Centre (UDC)		34,994	16.88	0	24,408	13.59	1	1	2
	Reconquête (REC)		10,801	5.21	0				0	N/A
	Animalist Party (PA)		3,461	1.67	0				0	0
		The Patriots (LP)	1,632	0.79	0				0	0
		Debout la France (DLF)	1,203	0.58	0				0	0
	Union for France (UPF)		2,835	1.37	0				0	0
	Radical Party of the Left (PRG)		2,215	1.07	0				0	N/A
	Rurality Movement (LMR)		1,992	0.96	0				0	0
	Lutte Ouvrière (LO)		1,809	0.87	0				0	0
		Popular Ecology	1,763	0.85	0				0	N/A
	Federation of the Republican Left (FGR)		1,763	0.85	0				0	N/A
	Independent Workers' Party (POID)		281	0.14	0				0	N/A
		Sovereign Republic (RS)	265	0.13	0				0	N/A
	The Reason of the People		265	0.13	0				0	N/A
	Pirate Party (PP)		82	0.04	0				0	0
	Sans Étiquette (SE)		5,511	2.66	0				0	0
Total votes			207,266	98.14		179,591	90.57
White votes			2,964	1.40		14,338	7.23
Rejected votes			959	0.45		4,370	2.20
Total			211,189	100	0	198,299	100	5	5	0
Abstentions			229,508	52.08		242,450	55.01
Registered voters - voter turnout			440,697	47.92		440,749	44.99

Results by nuance of the Ministry of the Interior ^[1]

Nuances			1st round			2nd round			Total seats	+/-
			Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats
	New Ecologic and Social People's Union	NUP	46,671	22.52	0	71,537	39.83	0	0	0
	National Rally	RN	43,544	21.01	0	22,601	12.58	1	1	1
	Ensemble!	ENS	39,008	18.82	0	43,358	24.14	2	2	0
	The Republicains	LR	34,994	16.88	0	24,408	13.59	1	1	2
	Miscellaneous Right	DVD	14,026	6.77	0	17,687	9.85	1	1	1
	Reconquête	REC	10,801	5.21	0				0	N/A
	Miscellaneous Centre	DVC	4,282	2.07	0				0	N/A
	Ecologists	ECO	4,063	1.96	0				0	0
	Sovereign right	DSV	2,835	1.37	0				0	0
	Radical Party of the Left	RDG	2,215	1.07	0				0	0
	Miscellaneous extreme left	DXG	1,809	0.87	0				0	0
	Divers	DIV	1,565	0.76	0				0	0
	Miscellaneous Left	DVG	292	0.14	0				0	0
Total votes			207,266	98.14		179,591	90.57
White votes			2,964	1.40		14,338	7.23
Rejected votes			959	0.45		4,370	2.20
Total			211,189	100	0	198,299	100	5	5	0
Abstentions			229,508	52.08		242,450	55.01
Registered voters - voter turnout			440,697	47.92		440,749	44.99

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 ^[2]

Candidate		Party and coalition	Nuance	1st round		2nd round
				Votes	%	Votes	%
	Xavier Breton	LR (UDC)	LR	10,599	25.35	24,408	63.22
	Sébastien Guéraud	PS (NUPES)	NUP	9,982	23.87	14,203	36.78
	Brigitte Piroux Giannotti	RN	RN	8,971	21.46
	Vincent Guillermin [3]	LREM (ENS)	ENS	8,071	19.30
	Julien Bellon	REC	REC	1,995	4.77
	Eliane Armenjon	PA	ECO	1,161	2.78
	Michael Mendes	DLF (UPF)	DSV	641	1.53
	Éric Lahy	LO	DXG	391	0.94
Valid votes				41.811	98.30	38,611	94.76
White votes				490	1.15	1 590	3.90
Rejected votes				234	0.55	547	1.34
Total				42,535	100	40,748	100
Abstentions				43,652	50.65	45,446	52.73
Registered voters - voter turnout				86,187	49.35	86,194	47.27

Second constituency

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

Results in the 2nd constituency ^[4]

Candidate		Party and coalition	Nuance	1st round		2nd round
				Votes	%	Votes	%
	Romain Daubié	MoDem (ENS)	ENS	12,916	26.42	24,960	58.34
	Lumir Lapray	EELV (NUPES)	NUP	12,428	25.42	17,824	41.66
	Olivier Eyraud	RN	RN	11,354	23.23
	Alexandre Nanchi	LR (UDC)	LR	7,192	14.71
	Alexandre Costa	REC	REC	2,392	4.89
	Thomas Iglésis	PA	ECO	653	1.34
	Delphine Carrier	LP (UPF)	DSV	653	1.34
	Denis Baratay	LMR	DVD	618	1.26
	Vincent Goutagny	LO	DXG	415	0.85
	Colin Martet	RS (LRDP)	DIV	265	0.54
Valid votes				48,886	98.40	42,784	91.67
White votes				629	1.27	3,043	6.52
Rejected votes				168	0.34	845	1.81
Total				49,683	100	46672	100
Abstentions				50,270	50.29	53,307	53.32
Registered voters - voter turnout				99,953	49.71	99,979	46.68

Third constituency

Outgoing deputy: Olga Givernet (La République en Marche!).

Results in the 3rd constituency ^[5]

Candidate		Party and coalition	Nuance	1st round		2nd round
				Votes	%	Votes	%
	Olga Givernet	LREM (ENS)	ENS	10,704	29.96	18,398	58.72
	Christian Jolie	LFI (NUPES)	NUP	7,990	22.36	12,932	41.28
	Véronique Baude	LR (UDC)	LR	6,425	17.98
	Frédéric Franck	RN	RN	4,993	13.97
	Karine Dubarry	REC	REC	1,835	5.14
	Jean-Loup Kastler	EP (Federation of the Republican Left)	ECO	1,763	4.93
	Fulgence Kouassi [6]	SE	DIV	596	1.67
	Thierry Vergnas	LP (UPF)	DSV	543	1.52
	Marine Morvan Lembert	PA	ECO	530	1.48
	Cécile Maisonnette	LO	DXG	281	0.79
	Franck Bisetti	PP	DVC	69	0.19
	Maxence Ferte	SE	DIV	0	0.00
Valid votes				35,729	98.54	31,330	92.38
White votes				385	1.06	1,870	5.51
Rejected votes				145	0.40	716	2.11
Total				36,259	100	33,916	100
Abstentions				45,945	55.89	48,291	58.74
Registered voters - voter turnout				82,204	44.11	82,207	41.26

Fourth constituency

Outgoing deputy: Stéphane Trompille (La République en Marche!).

Results in the 4th constituency ^[7]

Candidate		Party and coalition	Nuance	1st round		2nd round
				Votes	%	Votes	%
	Jérôme Buisson	RN	RN	11,116	24.82	22,601	62.27
	Philippe Lerda	LFI (NUPES)	NUP	7,786	17.38	13,696	37.73
	Isabelle Seguin	LREM (ENS)	ENS	7,317	16.34
	Aurane Reihanian	LR (UDC)	LR	7,198	16.07
	Stéphane Trompille	LREM diss.	DVC	4,211	9.40
	Benoît de Boysson	REC	REC	2,506	5.59
	Ali Benmedjahed	PRG	RDG	2,215	4.95
	Nicolas Favre	PA	ECO	1,119	2.50
	Annick Veillerot	DLF (UPF)	DSV	562	1.25
	Sacha Forca	LMR	DVD	443	0.99
	Sylvain Cousson	LO	DXG	308	0.69
	Alban Defrasne	PP	DVG	11	0.02
Valid votes				44,792	9814	36,297	84.02
White votes				638	1.40	5,481	12.69
Rejected votes				209	0.45	1,423	3.29
Total				45,639	100	43,201	100
Abstentions				49,258	51.91	51,702	54.48
Registered voters - voter turnout				94,897	48.09	94,903	45.52

Fifth constituency

Outgoing deputy: Damien Abad (Independent/Miscellaneous right).

Results in the 5th constituency ^[8]

Candidate		Party and coalition	Nuance	1st round		2nd round
				Votes	%	Votes	%
	Damien Abad	SE (ENS)	DVD	12,034	33.38	17,687	57.86
	Florence Pisani	LFI (NUPES)	NUP	8,485	23.54	12,882	42.14
	Joëlle Nambotin	RN	RN	7 110	19,72
	Julien Martinez	LR (UDC)	LR	3 580	9,93
	Philippe Tournier-Billon	REC	REC	2 073	5,75
	Stéphanie Paris	LMR	DVD	931	2,58
	Celil Yilmaz	SE	DIV	704	1,95
	Grégory Fabris	LP (UPF)	DSV	436	1,21
	Sylvie Crozet	LO	DXG	414	1,15
	Jean-Michel Boulmé	POID	DVG	281	0,78
Valid votes				36,048	97.23	30,569	90.54
White votes				820	2.21	2,354	6.97
Rejected votes				206	0.56	839	2.49
Total				37,074	100	33,762	100
Abstentions				40,382	52.14	43,704	56.42
Registered voters - voter turnout				77,456	47.86	77,466	43.58

References

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