French municipal elections, 2014

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The French municipal elections of 2014 were held on 23 March of that year with a second round of voting, where necessary, on 30 March to elect the municipal councils of France's communes. The first task of each newly constituted municipal council is to elect a mayor for that commune.

A municipal council is the legislative body of a municipality such as a city council or a town council.

The commune is a level of administrative division in the French Republic. French communes are analogous to civil townships and incorporated municipalities in the United States and Canada, Gemeinden in Germany, comuni in Italy or ayuntamiento in Spain. The United Kingdom has no exact equivalent, as communes resemble districts in urban areas, but are closer to parishes in rural areas where districts are much larger. Communes are based on historical geographic communities or villages and are vested with significant powers to manage the populations and land of the geographic area covered. The communes are the fourth-level administrative divisions of France.

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Municipal councillors, and the mayors they elect, ordinarily serve a term of six years.

A Councillor is a member of a local government council.

Exit polls

An exit poll by pollster BVA showed: [1]

Party political leaning of party Percentage of Total Vote
Union for a Popular Movement and allies center-right 48%
Socialist Party and allies center-left 43%
National Front far-right 7%

Balance by parties

Left Front

* Lost cities: Villejuif (55,923), Le Blanc-Mesnil (51,916), Saint-Ouen (47,783), Bobigny (47,224), Aubagne (45,800), Vaulx-en-Velin (42,726), Villepinte (35,850), Bagnolet (34,513), Viry-Châtillon (31,655), Roissy-en-Brie (22,436), Limeil-Brévannes (20,663), Achères (19,606), Hennebont (15,456), Fourmies (12,068), La Queue-en-Brie (11,506), Gisors (11,474), Saint-Orens-de-Gameville (11,196), Saint-Claude (10,690), Aniche (10,509), Vieux-Condé (10,172), Pierre-Bénite (10,011), Varennes-Vauzelles (9,567), Portes-lès-Valence (9,507), Grigny (9,094), Elne (8,100), Roussillon (7,983), Boucau (7,801), Houdain (7,623), Feignies (7,184), Migennes (7,126), Trignac (7,008), Divion (6,971), Lallaing (6,496), Quiévrechain (6,130), Coursan (6,050), Fenain (5,327), Cuges-les-Pins (4,898), Auchy-les-Mines (4,601), Évin-Malmaison (4,583), Vermelles (4,526), Drap (4,297), Laigneville (4,168), Hérin (3,947), Garchizy (3,836).

Villejuif Commune in Île-de-France, France

Villejuif is a commune in the southern suburbs of Paris, France. It is located 7 km (4.3 mi) from the centre of Paris.

Le Blanc-Mesnil Commune in Île-de-France, France

Le Blanc-Mesnil is a commune in the northeastern suburbs of Paris, France. It is located 12.6 km (7.8 mi) from the center of Paris, between Charles de Gaulle Airport and le Bourget Airport.

* Cities won: Montreuil (103,068), Aubervilliers (75,598), 1st arrondissement of Lyon (28,932), Thiers (11,232), Onnaing (8,720), Magnanville (5,904), Ambazac (5,555), Courpière (4,401), Rilhac-Rancon (4,313), Annay (4,246), Escautpont (4,227), Serémange-Erzange (4,203), Avesnes-les-Aubert (3,635).

Montreuil, Seine-Saint-Denis Commune in Île-de-France, France

Montreuil is a commune in the eastern suburbs of Paris, France. It is located 6.6 km (4.1 mi) from the center of Paris. It is the fourth most populous suburb of Paris. Montreuil is located near the Bois de Vincennes park.

Aubervilliers Commune in Île-de-France, France

Aubervilliers is a commune in the Seine-Saint-Denis department in the Île-de-France region in the north-eastern suburbs of Paris, France. The inhabitants of the commune are known as Albertivillariens or Albertivillariennes.

1st arrondissement of Lyon French municipal arrondissement in Rhône-Alpes, France

The 1st arrondissement of Lyon, France is one of the nine arrondissements of the City of Lyon. It is located below the hill of Croix-Rousse and on the north part of the Presqu'île formed by the Saône and the Rhône, the two rivers in Lyon

Socialist Party

* Lost cities:, Reims (180,752), Tours (134,633), Pau (79,798), Ajaccio (66,809), Quimper (63,235), 9th arrondissement of Paris (60,120), Pessac (58,743), Chelles (52,817), Belfort (50,128), Charleville-Mézières (49,433), Chalon-sur-Saône (44,847), Anglet (38,581), Joué-lès-Tours (36,554), Nevers (36,210), Conflans-Sainte-Honorine (35,582), Schiltigheim (31,633), Palaiseau (30,316), Athis-Mons (29,831), Périgueux (29,811), Saint-Médard-en-Jalles (28,348), Bergerac (27,687), Montbéliard (25,974), Les Ulis (24,641), Villeparisis (24,525), Brétigny-sur-Orge (24,264), Dole (24,009), Montgeron (22,941), Mantes-la-Ville (19,839), Montceau-les-Mines (19,124), Maurepas (18,928), Chilly-Mazarin (18,843), Riom (18,291), Marmande (18,218), Ploemeur (17,747), Vendôme (16,849), Bruz (16,612), Cesson-Sévigné (15,413), Juvisy-sur-Orge (14,924), Issoire (14,170), Pontivy (14,011), Bois-d'Arcy (13,788), Guipavas (13,414), Rixheim (13,145), Épinay-sous-Sénart (12,129), Guebwiller (11,517), Valentigney (11,155), Beaumont (10,908), Orthez (10,886), Oloron-Sainte-Marie (10,854), Igny (10,522), Cosne-Cours-sur-Loire (10,484), Gerzat (10,389), Fondettes (10,306), Vernouillet (9,401), Saint-Germain-lès-Arpajon (9,324), Ploërmel (9,221), Crosne (9,190), Saint-Pierre-du-Mont (9,081), Meulan-en-Yvelines (8,921), Saint-Pierre-du-Perray (8,618), Bellerive-sur-Allier (8,530), Lempdes (8,397), Ballan-Miré (8,074), Coutras (8,062), Romagnat (8,049), Chinon (7,911), Saint-Vincent-de-Tyrosse (7,743), Cébazat (7,509), Questembert (7,464), Artigues-près-Bordeaux (7,290), Mordelles (7,230), Revin (7,187), Carbon-Blanc (6,941), Ambert (6,869), Les Essarts-le-Roi (6,298), Aire-sur-l'Adour (6,207), Châteaubourg (6,196), Inzinzac-Lochrist (6,129), Wissous (6,093), Plédran (6,053), Pordic (6,001), Bethoncourt (5,974), Magnanville (5,904), Lèves (5,675), Genlis (5,588), Gan (5,481), Montbard (5,476), Saint-Astier (5,468), Ceyrat (5,444), Bar-sur-Aube (5,214), Saintry-sur-Seine (5,140), Pauillac (5,059), Villabé (5,010), Bavilliers (4,889), Saint-Sever (4,758), Vouziers (4,094), Hillion (4,063), Ribérac (4,053), Castelnau-de-Médoc (3,902), Boissy-sous-Saint-Yon (3,713), Fumay (3,712), Romillé (3,670), Bavans (3,662), Brassac-les-Mines (3,308), Plancoët (3,084), Mussidan (2,878), Ambès (2,868), Plombières-lès-Dijon (2,771), Le Bugue (2,728), Puy-Guillaume (2,612), Vendays-Montalivet (2,480), Sainte-Foy-la-Grande (2,400), Le Buisson-de-Cadouin (2,094), Nohanent (1,968), Cercy-la-Tour (1,936), Corbigny (1,576),

Reims Subprefecture and commune in Grand Est, France

Reims, a city in the Grand Est region of France, lies 129 km (80 mi) east-northeast of Paris. The 2013 census recorded 182,592 inhabitants in the city of Reims proper, and 317,611 inhabitants in the metropolitan area. Its primary river, the Vesle, is a tributary of the Aisne.

Tours Prefecture and commune in Centre-Val de Loire, France

Tours is a city in the centre-west of France. It is the administrative centre of the Indre-et-Loire department and the largest city in the Centre-Val de Loire region of France. In 2012, the city of Tours had 134,978 inhabitants, and the population of the whole metropolitan area was 483,744.

Pau, Pyrénées-Atlantiques Prefecture and commune in Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France

Pau is a commune on the northern edge of the Pyrenees, and capital of the Pyrénées-Atlantiques Département in the region of Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France.

Results in largest cities

Cities Population Incumbent mayor Party Elected mayor Party
Aix-en-Provence 140,684Joissains-Masini, Maryse Maryse Joissains-Masini UMP Joissains-Masini, Maryse Maryse Joissains-Masini UMP
Amiens 133,327Demailly, Gilles Gilles Demailly PS Fouré, Brigitte Brigitte Fouré UDI
Angers 148,803Béatse, Frédéric Frédéric Béatse PS Béchu, Christophe Christophe Béchu UMP
Argenteuil 104,282Doucet, Philippe Philippe Doucet PS Mothron, Georges Georges Mothron UMP
Besançon 115,879Fousseret, Jean-Louis Jean-Louis Fousseret PS Fousseret, Jean-Louis Jean-Louis Fousseret PS
Bordeaux 239,399Juppé, Alain Alain Juppé UMP Juppé, Alain Alain Juppé UMP
Boulogne-Billancourt 116,220Baguet, Pierre-Christophe Pierre-Christophe Baguet UMP Baguet, Pierre-Christophe Pierre-Christophe Baguet UMP
Brest 140,547Cuillandre, François François Cuillandre PS Cuillandre, François François Cuillandre PS
Caen 108,793Duron, Philippe Philippe Duron PS Bruneau, Joël Joël Bruneau UMP
Clermont-Ferrand 140,957Godard, Serge Serge Godard PS Bianchi, Olivier Olivier Bianchi PS
Dijon 151,672Rebsamen, François François Rebsamen PS Rebsamen, François François Rebsamen PS
Grenoble 157,424Destot, Michel Michel Destot PS Piolle, Éric Éric Piolle EELV
Le Havre 174,156Philippe, Édouard Édouard Philippe UMP Philippe, Édouard Édouard Philippe UMP
Le Mans 143,240Boulard, Jean-Claude Jean-Claude Boulard PS Boulard, Jean-Claude Jean-Claude Boulard PS
Lille 227,533Aubry, Martine Martine Aubry PS Aubry, Martine Martine Aubry PS
Limoges 137,758Rodet, Alain Alain Rodet PS Lombertie, Émile-Roger Émile-Roger Lombertie UMP
Lyon 491,268Collomb, Gérard Gérard Collomb PS Collomb, Gérard Gérard Collomb PS
Marseille 850,636Gaudin, Jean-Claude Jean-Claude Gaudin UMP Gaudin, Jean-Claude Jean-Claude Gaudin UMP
Metz 119,962Gros, Dominique Dominique Gros PS Gros, Dominique Dominique Gros PS
Montpellier 264,538Mandroux, Hélène Hélène Mandroux PS Saurel, Philippe Philippe Saurel DVG
Montreuil 103,068Voynet, Dominique Dominique Voynet EELV Bessac, Patrice Patrice Bessac PCF
Mulhouse 110,351Rottner, Jean Jean Rottner UMP Rottner, Jean Jean Rottner UMP
Nancy 105,382Rossinot, André André Rossinot UDI Hénart, Laurent Laurent Hénart UDI
Nantes 287,845Rimbert, Patrick Patrick Rimbert PS Rolland, Johanna Johanna Rolland PS
Nice 344,064Estrosi, Christian Christian Estrosi UMP Estrosi, Christian Christian Estrosi UMP
Nîmes 144,940Fournier, Jean-Paul Jean-Paul Fournier UMP Fournier, Jean-Paul Jean-Paul Fournier UMP
Nouméa 100,579Lèques, Jean Jean Lèques UMP Lagarde, Sonia Sonia Lagarde UDI
Orléans 114,185Grouard, Serge Serge Grouard UMP Grouard, Serge Serge Grouard UMP
Paris 2,249,975Delanoë, Bertrand Bertrand Delanoë PS Hidalgo, Anne Anne Hidalgo PS
Perpignan 118,238Pujol, Jean-Marc Jean-Marc Pujol UMP Pujol, Jean-Marc Jean-Marc Pujol UMP
Reims 180,752Hazan, Adeline Adeline Hazan PS Robinet, Arnaud Arnaud Robinet UMP
Rennes 208,033Delaveau, Daniel Daniel Delaveau PS Appéré, Nathalie Nathalie Appéré PS
Rouen 111,553Robert, Yvon Yvon Robert PS Robert, Yvon Yvon Robert PS
Saint-Denis, Réunion 145,347Annette, Gilbert Gilbert Annette PS Annette, Gilbert Gilbert Annette PS
Saint-Denis 107,762Paillard, Didier Didier Paillard PCF Paillard, Didier Didier Paillard PCF
Saint-Étienne 170,049Vincent, Maurice Maurice Vincent PS Perdriau, Gaël Gaël Perdriau UMP
Saint-Paul, Réunion 103,916Bello, Huguette Huguette Bello PCR Sinimalé, Joseph Joseph Sinimalé UMP
Strasbourg 272,222Ries, Roland Roland Ries PS Ries, Roland Roland Ries PS
Toulon 163,974Falco, Hubert Hubert Falco UMP Falco, Hubert Hubert Falco UMP
Toulouse 447,340Cohen, Pierre Pierre Cohen PS Moudenc, Jean-Luc Jean-Luc Moudenc UMP
Tours 134,633Germain, Jean Jean Germain PS Babary, Serge Serge Babary UMP
Villeurbanne 145,034Bret, Jean-Paul Jean-Paul Bret PS Bret, Jean-Paul Jean-Paul Bret PS

Aix-en-Provence

Incumbent mayor: Maryse Joissains-Masini (UMP)

CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond roundSeats
Votes%Votes%Nb.+/-
Maryse Joissains-Masini UMP 19,65037,7926,94252,6142=
Édouard Baldo PS-PO 10,21819,6518,68736,4910Decrease2.svg 3
Bruno Genzana UDI 5,88511,32
Catherine Rouvier FN 5,41610,345,57710,893Increase2.svg 3
François-Xavier de Peretti PRG-GE-IND-DVG 4,2148,11
François Hamy EELV 2,5364,88
Anne Mesliand FG 2,4834,78
Jean-Louis Keïta IND 1,4672,82
Najia Jennane DVG 1270,24
Inscrits (eligible voters)90,060100,0090,079100,00
Abstentions (did not vote)36,89940,9736,93741,01
Votants (voted)53,16159,0253,14258,99
Blancs et nuls (blank or invalid ballots)1,1651,291,9363,64
Exprimés (total valid votes)51,99698,7151,20696,36

Amiens

Incumbent mayor: Gilles Demailly (PS)

CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond roundSeats
Votes%Votes%Nb.+/-
Brigitte Fouré UDI-UMP-MoDem 16,53344,7919,06250,3842Increase2.svg 30
Thierry Bonté PS-EELV-PCF-PRG-MRC 9,09824,6512,78833,809Decrease2.svg 34
Yves Dupille FN 5,73915,545,98115,804Increase2.svg 4
Cédric Maisse PG 3,2738,86
Bruno Paleni LO 9442,55
Nicolas Belvalette DVG 8012,17
Mohamed Boulafrad DVG 5201,40
Inscrits (eligible voters)73,923100,0073,912100,00
Abstentions (did not vote)35,47247,9934,43746,59
Votants (voted)38,45152,0139,47553,41
Blancs et nuls (blank or invalid ballots)1,5434,011,6444,16
Exprimés (total valid votes)36,90895,9937,83195,84

Angers

Incumbent mayor: Frédéric Béatse (PS)

CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond roundSeats
Votes%Votes%Nb.+/-
Christophe Béchu UMP-MoDem 18,36535,9127,97554,3643Increase2.svg 29
Frédéric Béatse* PS-EELV-PCF 13,69126,7723,08645,6412Decrease2.svg 33
Jean-Luc Rotureau DVG 8,28816,20
Laurent Gérault UDI 3,8067,44
Gaétan Dirand FN 3,4436,73
Nathalie Sévaux IND 1,6833,29
Martin Nivault PG-GA 1,0752,10
Marie-José Faligant LO 4770,93
Hubert Lardeux POI 3070,60
Inscrits (eligible voters)88,281100,0088,311100,00
Abstentions (did not vote)35,99540,7734,15338,67
Votants (voted)52,28659,2354,15861,33
Blancs et nuls (blank or invalid ballots)1,1512,202,6974,98
Exprimés (total valid votes)51,13597,8051,46195,02

Bordeaux

Incumbent mayor: Alain Juppé (UMP)

CandidatePartyFirst roundSeats
Votes%Nb.+/-
Alain Juppé* UMP-UDI-MoDem 46,48960,9552Increase2.svg 2
Vincent Feltesse PS-EELV-PRG-MRC 17,22422,587Decrease2.svg 4
Jacques Colombier FN 4,6266,062Increase2.svg 2
Vincent Maurin FG 3,5064,60
Yves Simone IND 2,1282,79
Philippe Poutou NPA 1,9142,51
Fanny Quandalle LO 3910,51
Inscrits (eligible voters)140,358100,00
Abstentions (did not vote)62,76044,71
Votants (voted)77,59855,29
Blancs et nuls (blank or invalid ballots)1,3201,70
Exprimés (total valid votes)76,27898,30

Caen

Incumbent mayor: Philippe Duron (PS)

CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond roundSeats
Votes%Votes%Nb.+/-
Joël Bruneau UMP 10,18630,7919,45857,0343Increase2.svg 31
Sonia de la Prôvoté UDI-MoDem 5,95818,01
Philippe Duron* PS-PCF-PRG-MRC 8,67026,2114,65742,9612Decrease2.svg 31
Rudy L'Orphelin EELV 3,38310,22
Philippe Chapron FN 2,4217,31
Étienne Adam Ensemble!-NPA-PG 1,9225,81
Pierre Casevitz LO 5371,62
Inscrits (eligible voters)58,111100,0058,117100,00
Abstentions (did not vote)24,07441,4322,39638,54
Votants (voted)34,03758,5735,72161,46
Blancs et nuls (blank or invalid ballots)9602,821,6064,50
Exprimés (total valid votes)33,07797,1834,11595,50

Grenoble

Incumbent mayor: Michel Destot (PS)

CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond roundSeats
Votes%Votes%Nb.+/-
Éric Piolle EELV-PG-GA 12,75929,4119,67740,0242Increase2.svg 36
Jérôme Safar PS-PCF-PRG-MRC-Cap21 10,98225,3113,49627,458Decrease2.svg 36
Matthieu Chamussy UMP-UDI 9,05220,8611,79523,997Decrease2.svg 2
Mireille d'Ornano FN 5,44912,564,1938,522Increase2.svg 2
Philippe de Longevialle MoDem 1,9564,51
Denis Bonzy DVD 1,5333,53
Lahcen Benmaza IND 7881,82
Catherine Brun LO 5161,19
Maurice Colliat POI 3500,81
Inscrits (eligible voters)84,816100,0084,819100,00
Abstentions (did not vote)40,36947,6034,73040,95
Votants (voted)44,44752,4050,08959,05
Blancs et nuls (blank or invalid ballots)1,0622,399281,85
Exprimés (total valid votes)43,38597,6149,16198,15

Le Havre

Incumbent mayor: Édouard Philippe (UMP)

CandidatePartyFirst roundSeats
Votes%Nb.+/-
Édouard Philippe* UMP-UDI 26,66052,0445Decrease2.svg 1
Camille Galap PS-EELV-PRG 8,58016,755Increase2.svg 1
Nathalie Nail FG 8,38416,375Decrease2.svg 4
Damien Lenoir FN 6,87713,434Increase2.svg 4
Magali Cauchois LO 7241,41
Inscrits (eligible voters)113,130100,00
Abstentions (did not vote)59,92152,97
Votants (voted)53,20947,03
Blancs et nuls (blank or invalid ballots)1,9843,73
Exprimés (total valid votes)51,22596,27

Lille

Incumbent mayor: Martine Aubry (PS)

CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond roundSeats
Votes%Votes%Nb.+/-
Martine Aubry* PS-PRG-MRC 19,42234,8629,12552,0547Decrease2.svg 4
Lise Daleux EELV 6,17611,08
Jean-René Lecerf UMP-UDI-MoDem 12,66722,7316,62629,719Decrease2.svg 1
Éric Dillies FN 9,55717,1510,19818,225Increase2.svg 5
Hugo Vandamme FG 3,4376,17
Alessandro di Giuseppe DVG 1,9783,55
Jacques Mutez DVG 1,0471,88
Nicole Baudrin LO 8211,47
Jan Pauwels NPA 6111,10
Inscrits (eligible voters)120,970100,00120,977100,00
Abstentions (did not vote)63,57652,5662,13351,36
Votants (voted)57,39447,4458,84448,64
Blancs et nuls (blank or invalid ballots)1,6782,922,8954,92
Exprimés (total valid votes)55,71697,0855,94995,08

Limoges

Incumbent mayor: Alain Rodet (PS)

CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond roundSeats
Votes%Votes%Nb.+/-
Alain Rodet* PS-EELV-PRG-MRC 13,32530,1120,51343,8112Decrease2.svg 35
Gilbert Bernard FG 6,26214,15
Émile-Roger Lombertie UMP 10,52823,7921,10045,0740Increase2.svg 32
Pierre Coinaud UDI-MoDem 5,45112,31
Vincent Gérard FN 7,50416,955,20111,103Increase2.svg 3
Élisabeth Faucon LO 1,1802,66
Inscrits (eligible voters)77,115100,0077,117100,00
Abstentions (did not vote)30,47939,5227,59835,79
Votants (voted)46,63660,4849,51964,21
Blancs et nuls (blank or invalid ballots)2,3865,122,7055,46
Exprimés (total valid votes)44,25097,1846,81494,54

Lyon

Incumbent mayor: Gérard Collomb (PS)

CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond roundSeats
Votes%Votes%Nb.+/-
Gérard Collomb* PS-PRG-MRC 52,49535,7565,65950,6448Decrease2.svg 6
Etienne Tête EELV 13,0658,90
Michel Havard UMP-UDI-MoDem 44,76730,4944,38534,2421Increase2.svg 2
Christophe Boudot FN 17,90212,1913,41110,341Increase2.svg 1
Aline Guitard FG 11,0957,566,1914,783Increase2.svg 3
Éric Lafond DVD 5,4363,70
Others IND 2,2780,85
Inscrits (eligible voters)266,395100,00235,399100,00
Abstentions (did not vote)116,97743,91102,24843,44
Votants (voted) 149,41856,09133,15156,56
Blancs et nuls (blank or invalid ballots)2,6071,743,5052,63
Exprimés (total valid votes)146,81198,26129,64697,37

Marseille

Incumbent mayor: Jean-Claude Gaudin (UMP)

CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond roundSeats
Votes%Votes%Nb.+/-
Jean-Claude Gaudin* UMP-UDI-MoDem 96,13237,6496,81342,3961Increase2.svg 10
Stéphane Ravier FN 59,15923,1660,54826,5120Increase2.svg 19
Patrick Mennucci PS-EELV-PRG-MRC 53,03020,7770,99931,0920Decrease2.svg 29
Jean-Marc Coppola FG 18,1327,10
Pape Diouf DVG 14,3775,63
Others IND 14,0475,50
Inscrits (eligible voters)491,097100,00412,940100,00
Abstentions (did not vote)228,19746,47176,39542,72
Votants (voted) 262,90053,53236,54557,28
Blancs et nuls (blank or invalid ballots)7,5192,868,1853,46
Exprimés (total valid votes)255,38197,14228,36096,54

Nancy

Incumbent mayor: André Rossinot (UDI)

CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond roundSeats
Votes%Votes%Nb.+/-
Laurent Hénart UDI-UMP-MoDem 11,74440,4715,41852,9142Steady2.svg
Mathieu Klein PS-EELV-PRG-MRC 10,37735,7513,72147,0813Increase2.svg 2
Bora Yilmaz FG 1,5805,44
Pierre Ducarne FN 2,0076,91
Frank-Olivier Potier DVD 1,7936,17
Denis Gabet DVD 1,1704,03
Christiane Nimsgern LO 3481,19
Inscrits (eligible voters)50,690100,0050,693100,00
Abstentions (did not vote)21,02341,4720,53240,50
Votants (voted) 29,66758,5330,16159,50
Blancs et nuls (blank or invalid ballots)6482,181,0223,39
Exprimés (total valid votes)29,01997,8229,13996,61

Paris

In Paris, Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet (UMP) with 35,91 percent of the votes and Anne Hidalgo (PS) with 34,40 percent qualified for the second round. Hidalgo won the second round with 54.5 percent of the votes, becoming Paris's first female mayor. [2]

Nathalie Kosciusko-Morizet French politician

Nathalie Geneviève Marie Kosciusko-Morizet, often referred to by her initials NKM, is a French politician. She was deputy of the 4th electoral constituency of Essonne from 2002 to 2017, mayor of Longjumeau from 2008 to 2013, and an unsuccessful mayoral candidate for Paris in the local elections in 2014.

Anne Hidalgo French politician

Ana María "Anne" Hidalgo Aleu is a Spanish-French politician serving as Mayor of Paris since the 2014 municipal election. She is the first woman to hold the office.

The lists supporting Hidalgo (PS, Communists, Radical Party of the Left, Europe Ecology – The Greens) got 91 seats, the lists supprting Kosciusko-Morizet (UMP, UDI and MoDem) received 71, while the Left Party received 1. [3]

Perpignan

Incumbent mayor: Jean-Marc Pujol (UMP)

CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond roundSeats
Votes%Votes%Nb.+/-
Louis Aliot FN 12,94934,1817,74444,8812Increase2.svg 10
Jean-Marc Pujol* UMP-UDI 11,61730,6721,78655,1143Increase2.svg 2
Jacques Cresta PS-PCF-PRG-MRC 4,49711,87Retired0Decrease2.svg 12
Clotilde Ripoull DVD 3,6469,62
Jean Codognès EELV 2,1475,66
Philippe Simon CDC 1,0672,81
Stéphanie Font NPA 8512,24
Axel Belliard DVG 7191,89
Liberto Plana LO 3841,01
Inscrits (eligible voters)68,813100,0068,811100,00
Abstentions (did not vote)29,59943,0125,63237,25
Votants (voted)39,21456,9943,17962,75
Blancs et nuls (blank or invalid ballots)1,3373,413,6498,45
Exprimés (total valid votes)37,87796,5939,53091,55

Reims

Incumbent mayor: Adeline Hazan (PS)

CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond roundSeats
Votes%Votes%Nb.+/-
Arnaud Robinet UMP-UDI 20,15939,6325,29746,1944Increase2.svg 31
Adeline Hazan* PS-EELV-PCF-PRG-MRC 19,47738,2923,41442,7512Decrease2.svg 34
Roger Paris FN 8,14416,016,05011,043Increase2.svg 3
Karim Mellouki PG-GA 1,7363,41
Thomas Rose LO 1,3472,65
Inscrits (eligible voters)100,356100,00100,359100,00
Abstentions (did not vote)48,23448,0644,39244,23
Votants (voted)52,12251,9455,96755,77
Blancs et nuls (blank or invalid ballots)1,2592,421,2062,15
Exprimés (total valid votes)50,86397,5854,76197,85

Toulon

Incumbent mayor: Hubert Falco (UMP)

CandidatePartyFirst roundSeats
Votes%Nb.+/-
Hubert Falco* UMP-UDI 32,58359,2650Decrease2.svg 3
Jean-Yves Waquet FN 11,25720,476Increase2.svg 4
Robert Alfonsi PS-EELV-PRG-MRC 5,56110,113Decrease2.svg 1
André de Ubeda FG 2,2054,01
Olivier Lesage AEI 1,6783,05
Geneviève Esquier EXD 1,2462,26
Renée Defrance LO 4470,81
Inscrits (eligible voters)107,401100,00
Abstentions (did not vote)51,31447,78
Votants (voted)56,08752,22
Blancs et nuls (blank or invalid ballots)1,1101,98
Exprimés (total valid votes)54,97798,02

Toulouse

Incumbent mayor: Pierre Cohen (PS)

CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond roundSeats
Votes%Votes%Nb.+/-
Jean-Luc Moudenc UMP-UDI-MoDem 49,55438,2073,70852,0753Increase2.svg 36
Pierre Cohen* PS-PCF-PRG-MRC 41,85132,2667,86947,9316Decrease2.svg 36
Antoine Maurice EELV-PP 9,0646,99
Serge Laroze FN 10,5748,15
Jean-Christophe Sellin FG 6,6165,10
Christine de Veyrac DVD 3,1832,45
Élisabeth Belaubre Cap21 3,1412,42
Jean-Pierre Plancade DVG 2,7532,12
Ahmad Chouki NPA 2,1701,67
Sandra Torremocha LO 8180,63
Inscrits (eligible voters)254,538100,00254,547100,00
Abstentions (did not vote)121,62947,78107,76442,34
Votants (voted)132,90952,22146,78357,66
Blancs et nuls (blank or invalid ballots)3,1852,405,2063,55
Exprimés (total valid votes)129,72497,60141,57796,45

Villeurbanne

Incumbent mayor: Jean-Paul Bret (PS)

CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond roundSeats
Votes%Votes%Nb.+/-
Jean-Paul Bret* PS-PCF-PRG-MRC 14,87241,5016,66245,4641Decrease2.svg 3
Jean-Wilfried Martin UMP-UDI-MoDem 8,07922,559,15724,987Decrease2.svg 4
Stéphane Poncet FN 6,28717,545,82315,884Increase2.svg 4
Béatrice Vessiller EELV-PG 5,66715,815,00413,653Increase2.svg 3
Philippe Bruneau LO 9292,59
Inscrits (eligible voters)80,206100,0080,207100,00
Abstentions (did not vote)43,41454,1342,64853,17
Votants (voted)36,79245,8737,55946,83
Blancs et nuls (blank or invalid ballots)9582,609132,43
Exprimés (total valid votes)35,83497,4036,64697,57

Results in symbolic cities

Hénin-Beaumont

Incumbent mayor: Eugène Binaisse (DVG)

CandidatePartyFirst roundSeats
Votes%Nb.+/-
Steeve Briois FN 6,00650,2528Increase2.svg 20
Eugène Binaisse* DVG-PS-EELV-PCF-PRG 3,82932,046Decrease2.svg 20
Gérard Dalongeville DVG 1,1679,761Steady2.svg
Georges Bouquillon MRC 4844,05
Jean-Marc Legrand UMP-UDI 4643,88
Inscrits (eligible voters)19,048100,00
Abstentions (did not vote)6,74435,41
Votants (voted)12,30464,59
Blancs et nuls (blank or invalid ballots)3542,88
Exprimés (total valid votes)11,95097,12

Pau

Incumbent mayor: Martine Lignières-Cassou (PS)

CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond roundSeats
Votes%Votes%Nb.+/-
François Bayrou MoDem-UMP-UDI 12,74941,8518,38862,9540Increase2.svg 31
David Habib PS-PRG-MRC 7,85025,7610,82137,049Decrease2.svg 26
Olivier Dartigolles FG 1,6215,32
Yves Urieta DVD 4,02413,20Retired0Decrease2.svg 5
Georges de Pachtère FN 2,0546,74
Eurydice Bled EELV 1,6295,34
Mehdi Jabrane IND 5351,75
Inscrits (eligible voters)53,317100,0052,955100,00
Abstentions (did not vote)22,02941,3221,70640,99
Votants (voted)31,28858,6831,24959,01
Blancs et nuls (blank or invalid ballots)8262,642,0406,53
Exprimés (total valid votes)30,46297,3629,20993,47

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