Cher's 2nd constituency

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Cher's 2nd constituency
Constituency
for the National Assembly
Deuxieme circonscription du Cher.svg
Boundary of Cher's 2nd constituency in Cher
Cher-Position.svg
Location of Cher within France
Department Cher
Region Centre-Val de Loire
Population95,442 (2013) [1]
Electorate70,141 (2017) [2]
Current constituency
Deputy Nicolas Sansu
Political party  PCF
Parliamentary group  GDR

Cher's 2nd constituency is one of three French legislative constituencies in the department of Cher. It is currently represented by Nicolas Sansu of the Communist Party (PCF).

Contents

Historic representation

LegislatureStart of mandateEnd of mandateDeputyParty
1st 9 December 19589 October 1962 Jean Boinvilliers UNR
2nd 6 December 19622 April 1967
3rd 3 April 196730 May 1968 UD-Ve
4th 11 July 19681 April 1973 UDR
5th 2 April 19732 April 1978
6th 3 April 197822 May 1981 RPR
7th 2 July 19811 April 1986 Jean Rousseau PS
8th 2 April 198614 May 1988 Proportional representation
9th 23 June 19881 April 1993 Jacques Rimbault PCF
10th 2 April 199321 April 1997 Franck Thomas-Richard UDF
11th 12 June 199718 June 2002 Jean-Claude Sandrier PCF
12th 19 June 200219 June 2007
13th 20 June 200719 June 2012
14th 20 June 201220 June 2017 Nicolas Sansu
15th 21 June 201721 June 2022 Nadia Essayan MoDem
16th 22 June 20229 June 2024 Nicolas Sansu PCF
17th 7 July 2024ongoing

Elections

2024

CandidatePartyAllianceFirst roundSecond round
Votes%+/–Votes%+/–
Bastian Duenas RN 17,24640.56+17.5720,22049.37+3.74
Nicolas Sansu PCF NFP 12,62129.68-2.6820,73950.63-3.74
Gabriel Behaghel MoDEM Ensemble 8,85720.83-1.77withdrew
Philippe Bulteau DVD 2,7056.36new
Régis Robin LO 5801.36-0.08
Ludovic Jaulin REC 5081.19-2.23
Votes42,517100.0040,959100.00
Valid votes42,51796.64-0.9440,95991.63+4.41
Blank votes9492.16+0.412,7956.25-3.34
Null votes5301.20+0.539452.11-1.09
Turnout43,99664.25+16.8844,69965.27+21.07
Abstentions24,48035.75-16.8823,78234.73-21.07
Registered voters68,47668,481
Source:
ResultPCF HOLD

2022

Legislative Election 2022: Cher's 2nd constituency
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
PCF (NUPÉS) Nicolas Sansu 10,300 32.36 +1.21
RN Christine Poly 7,317 22.99 +13.57
MoDem (Ensemble) Nadia Essayan 7,19322.60−10.66
LR (UDC)Adrien Baert3,91212.29+1.49
REC Mathilde Patte-Suchetet1,0883.42N/A
OthersN/A2,022-−
Turnout 31,83247.37−0.15
2nd round result
PCF (NUPÉS) Nicolas Sansu 14,433 54.37 +6.94
RN Christine Poly12,11345.63N/A
Turnout 26,54644.20+0.80
PCF gain from MoDem

[3]

2017

CandidateLabelFirst roundSecond round
Votes%Votes%
Nadia Essayan MoDem 10,79433.2614,36652.57
Nicolas Sansu PCF 7,91924.4012,96247.43
Martine Raimbault FN 5,32816.42
Sophie Bertrand LR 4,47113.78
Agnès Sinsoulier-Bigot PS 1,2163.75
Marie-Thérèse Petit ECO 9743.00
Richard Carton DIV 6251.93
Régis Robin EXG 5201.60
Charly Perragin DIV 3741.15
Carole Sicot DIV 2340.72
Votes32,455100.0027,328100.00
Valid votes32,45597.4027,32889.77
Blank votes6451.942,2037.24
Null votes2200.669123.00
Turnout33,32047.5230,44343.40
Abstentions36,80452.4839,69856.60
Registered voters70,12470,141
Source: Ministry of the Interior

2012

2012 legislative election in Cher's 2nd constituency [4]
CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond round
Votes%Votes%
Nicolas Sansu FG 10,95828.94%15,742100.00%
Agnès Sinsoulier-Bigot PS 10,20226.95%
Maria Crespel UMP 7,55319.95%
François Scheid FN 6,22216.43%
Marie-José Lechelon EELV 1,0392.74%
Bernadette Guille PR 1,0372.74%
Régis Robin LO 4391.16%
Michel Lasserre4121.09%
Valid votes37,86297.51%15,74266.87%
Spoilt and null votes9652.49%7,80033.13%
Votes cast / turnout38,82755.37%23,54233.48%
Abstentions31,30144.63%46,77866.52%
Registered voters70,128100.00%70,320100.00%

Agnès Sinsoulier-Bigot, the socialist party candidate withdrew from the election before the second round.

2007

Legislative Election 2007: Cher's 2nd constituency
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
UMP Franck Thomas-Richard 13,929 34.46
PCF Jean-Claude Sandrier 12,611 31.20
PS Marie-Hélène Bodin5,36113.26
MoDem Nadia Essayan2,8096.95
FN Françoise Merlin2,0124.98
LV Bérengère Esnault8782.17
OthersN/A2,826
Turnout 41,32458.89
2nd round result
PCF Jean-Claude Sandrier 23,318 57.37
UMP Franck Thomas-Richard17,32442.63
Turnout 42,23060.18
PCF hold

2002

Legislative Election 2002: Cher's 2nd constituency
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
PCF Jean-Claude Sandrier 16,027 38.64
UMP Franck Thomas-Richard 12,585 30.34
FN Francoise Merlin4,54310.95
PRG Samir Bahlis3,4378.29
MPF Henri Deffontaines1,1812.85
LO Regis Robin9262.23
CPNT Claude Affouard8942.16
OthersN/A1,890
Turnout 42,66962.12
2nd round result
PCF Jean-Claude Sandrier 21,584 55.65
UMP Franck Thomas-Richard17,20244.35
Turnout 40,79159.31
PCF hold

1997

Legislative Election 1997: Cher's 2nd constituency
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
PCF Jean-Claude Sandrier 12,795 29.77
UDF Franck Thomas-Richard 11,791 27.43
PS Marie-Hélène Bodin7,00516.30
FN François Scheid6,49415.11
LO Régis Robin2,2435.22
MPF Françoise Tessiot1,4413.35
MRC Claude Débéba1,2092.81
DVD Christian Raffestin20.01
Turnout 45,67268.12
2nd round result
PCF Jean-Claude Sandrier 25,993 57.69
UDF Franck Thomas-Richard19,06642.31
Turnout 48,33172.11
PCF gain from UDF

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  2. ↑ "Résultats des élections législatives 2017". Ministère de l'Intérieur. 18 June 2017. Retrieved 9 February 2018.
  3. ↑ "Résultats des élections législatives 2022 dans le Cher". Le Monde.fr (in French). Retrieved 7 July 2022.
  4. ↑ "Résultats des élections législatives 2012" [Results of 2012 Legislative Election] (in French). Ministry of the Interior.
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