Ain's 1st constituency

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Ain's 1st constituency
Constituency
for the National Assembly
Premiere circonscription de l'Ain.svg
Boundary of Ain's 1st constituency in Ain
Ain-Position.svg
Location of Ain within France
Department Ain
Region Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
Population115,683 (2013) [1]
Electorate82,673 (2017) [2]
Current constituency
Deputy Xavier Breton
Political party  LR
Parliamentary group  LR

Ain's 1st constituency is one of five French legislative constituencies in the department of Ain. It is currently represented by Xavier Breton of The Republicans (LR).

Contents

Historic representation

LegislatureStart of mandateEnd of mandateDeputyParty
1st 9 December 19589 October 1962 Amédée Mercier  [ fr ] SFIO
2nd 6 December 19622 April 1967 Paul Barberot  [ fr ] MRP
3rd 3 April 196730 May 1968 Paul Barberot  [ fr ] CD
4th 11 July 19681 April 1973 Paul Barberot  [ fr ] CD
5th 2 April 19732 April 1978 Paul Barberot  [ fr ] CDP
6th 3 April 197822 May 1981 Jacques Boyon RPR
7th 2 July 19811 April 1986 Louis Robin  [ fr ] PS
8th 2 April 198614 May 1988 Proportional representation
9th 23 June 19881 April 1993 Jacques Boyon RPR
10th 2 April 199321 April 1997 Jacques Boyon RPR
11th 12 June 199718 June 2002 André Godin PS
12th 19 June 200219 June 2007 Jean-Michel Bertrand UMP
13th 20 June 200719 June 2012 Xavier Breton UMP
14th 20 June 201220 June 2017 Xavier Breton UMP
15th 21 June 201721 June 2022 Xavier Breton LR
16th 22 June 2022ongoing Xavier Breton LR

Elections

2024

CandidatePartyAllianceFirst roundSecond round
Votes%+/–Votes%+/–
Xavier Breton LR 14,49523.96-1.3933,88956.48
Christophe Maître RN 23,81939.37+17.9126,11643.52
Sébastien Gueraud PS NFP 14,18823.45-0.42
WITHDREW
Vincent Guillermin RE ENS 7,06311.68-7.62
Éric Lahy LO 4190.69-0.25
Michael Mendes DLF 3140.52-1.01
Cyril Vincent DIV 1970.33N/A
Valid votes60,49597.84-0.4660,00596.30
Blank votes9291.50+0.351,7972.88
Null votes4060.66+0.115090.82
Turnout61,83071.20+21.8562,31171.74
Abstentions25,01328.80-21.85
Registered voters86,843
Source: Ministry of the Interior, [3] Le Monde [4] [5]
ResultLR HOLD

2022

CandidatePartyAllianceFirst roundSecond round
Votes%Votes%
Xavier Breton LR UDC 10,59925.3524,40763.22
Sébastien Guéraud PS NUPES 9,98223.8714,20236.78
Brigitte Piroux Giannotti RN 8,97121.46
Vincent Guillermin Agir Ensemble 8,07119.30
Julien Bellon REC 1,9954.77
PA 1,1612.78
Michael Mendes DLF DSV 6411.53
Éric Lahy LO 3910.94
Valid votes41,81198.3038,61194.76
Blank votes4901.151,5903.90
Null votes2340.555471.34
Turnout42,53549.3540,74847.27
Abstentions43,65250.6545,44652.73
Registered voters86,18786,194
Source:
ResultLR HOLD

2017

CandidateLabelFirst roundSecond round
Votes%Votes%
Laurent Mallet MoDem 13,53433.8915,11446.25
Xavier Breton LR 10,69326.7817,56453.75
Jérôme Buisson FN 6,17415.46
Fabrine Martin-Zemlik FI 3,8749.70
Florence Blatrix-Contat PS 3,6879.23
Jacques Fontaine PCF 6561.64
Laurane Raimondo ECO 5621.41
Maude Lépagnot EXG 2930.73
Marie Carlier DIV 2470.62
Gilbert Bonnot DIV 2110.53
Votes39,931100.0032,678100.00
Valid votes39,93198.2832,67891.46
Blank votes5451.342,2456.28
Null votes1550.388052.25
Turnout40,63149.1335,72843.22
Abstentions42,06350.8746,94556.78
Registered voters82,69482,673
Source: Ministry of the Interior

2012

CandidateLabelFirst roundSecond round
Votes%Votes%
Jean-François Debat PS 18,31238.9222,74348.41
Xavier Breton UMP 17,71637.6524,23351.59
Clément Perrin FN 7,29015.49
Sébastien Boileau FG 1,5203.23
Nadia Allouache EELV 1,1612.47
Grégory Baudouin DVD 2960.63
Muriel Van der Vossen ECO 2260.48
Jacques Fléchon DVD 2200.47
Carole Guénard-Gerbaud EXG 1710.36
Maude Lépagnot EXG 1410.30
Votes47,053100.0046,976100.00
Valid votes47,05399.0046,97698.07
Blank or null votes4761.009241.93
Turnout47,52960.1147,90060.58
Abstentions31,53739.8931,17239.42
Registered voters79,06679,072
Source: Ministry of the Interior

2007

CandidateLabelFirst roundSecond round
Votes%Votes%
Xavier Breton UMP 24,25047.2427,73953.66
Jean-François Debat PS 16,41531.9823,95346.34
Marc Pariot UDF–MoDem 2,8605.57
Marie-Lucienne Catherin FN 2,0864.06
Monique Duthu LV 1,4112.75
Carole Guénard-Gerbaud EXG 1,1622.26
Jacques Fléchon MPF 1,0782.10
Pierre Aviniere PCF 7891.54
Bernard Favre ECO 5301.03
Odile Huret DIV 4480.87
Éric Lahy EXG 3000.58
Votes51,329100.0051,692100.00
Valid votes51,32998.5751,69298.09
Blank or null votes7441.431,0091.91
Turnout52,07360.1252,70160.85
Abstentions34,54039.8833,90739.15
Registered voters86,61386,608
Source: Ministry of the Interior

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