List of by-elections to the 15th National Assembly of France

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By-elections to for the French National Assembly are held within three months after the invalidation of the election or resignation of a deputy. No by-elections are held within the twelve months of the end of a parliamentary cycle. Eight by-elections have been called since the inauguration of the 15th legislature of the French Fifth Republic.

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List

DatesConstituencyIncumbent deputyPartyGroupElected deputyPartyReason for by-electionRef(s)
28 Jan and 4 Feb 2018 Val-d'Oise's 1st Isabelle Muller-Quoy REM REM Antoine Savignat LR Election invalidated by the Constitutional Council [1] [2] [3]
28 Jan and 4 Feb 2018 Territoire de Belfort's 1st Ian Boucard LR LR Ian Boucard LR Election invalidated by the Constitutional Council [4] [5] [6]
4 Mar and 11 Mar 2018 French Guiana's 2nd Lénaïck Adam REM REM Lénaïck Adam REM Election invalidated by the Constitutional Council [7] [8]
11 Mar and 18 Mar 2018 Haute-Garonne's 8th Joël Aviragnet PS NG Joël Aviragnet PS Election invalidated by the Constitutional Council [9] [10]
18 Mar and 25 Mar 2018 Loiret's 4th Jean-Pierre Door LR LR Jean-Pierre Door LR Election invalidated by the Constitutional Council [11] [12]
18 Mar and 25 Mar 2018 Mayotte's 1st Ramlati Ali PS REM Ramlati Ali DVG Election invalidated by the Constitutional Council [13] [14]
8 Apr and 22 Apr 2018 French residents overseas' 5th Samantha Cazebonne REM REM Samantha Cazebonne REM Election invalidated by the Constitutional Council [15] [16]
15 Apr 2018 Wallis and Futuna's 1st Napole Polutele DVG UAI app. Sylvain Brial DVG Election invalidated by the Constitutional Council [17] [18]
23 Sep and 30 Sep 2018 Réunion's 7th Thierry Robert MoDem MoDem Jean-Luc Poudroux DVD Declared ineligible by the Constitutional Council [19]
18 Nov and 25 Nov 2018 Essonne's 1st Manuel Valls DVG REM Francis Chouat DVG Resignation [20]
Sep 2020 Seine-Maritime's 5th Christophe Bouillon PS NG Gérard Leseul PS Cumulation of mandates
Sep 2020 Val-de-Marne's 9th Luc Carvounas PS NG Isabelle Santiago PS Cumulation of mandates
Sep 2020 Yvelines's 11th Nadia Hai REM REM Resignation
Sep 2020 Pas-de-Calais's 6th Brigitte Bourguignon REM REM Cumulation of mandates
Sep 2020 Réunion's 2nd Huguette Bello PLR GDR Cumulation of mandates
Sep 2020 Haut-Rhin's 1st Éric Straumann LR LR Cumulation of mandates
Sep 2020 Maine-et-Loire's 3rd Jean-Charles Taugourdeau LR LR Cumulation of mandates
May 2021

Cumulative results

The changes displayed within the table below compare the results of by-elections up to the end of September 2018 to the outcome of the 2017 legislative elections within the constituencies where by-elections had been held till then. The classification of candidates and changes are based on the classification of candidates at the time. For example, in the 2018 by-election for French Guiana's 2nd constituency, Davy Rimane was classified as a regionalist candidate in 2017 and a candidate of La France Insoumise in 2018 (and a comparison therefore made with 2017 candidate Paul Persdam); in addition, Ramlati Ali was classified as a Socialist Party candidate in 2017 and miscellaneous left in 2018.

PartyFirst roundSecond roundSeats
Votes%+/–Votes%+/–Total+/–
The Republicans LR22,31821.48+7.1635,27434.95+2.813+1
La République En Marche! REM20,75219.98–5.5728,52828.27–10.241–1
Socialist Party PS13,69913.19+3.3017,15617.00–1.081–
La France Insoumise FI13,24912.75+4.658,1078.03+8.030–
National Rally RN9,2008.86–5.96
Miscellaneous left DVG7,3527.08+2.516,8106.75+6.751–
Democratic Movement MoDem3,6003.47–1.015,0394.99–1.540–
Debout la France DLF3,0632.95+1.92
Europe Ecology – The Greens EELV2,4882.40+0.26
French Communist Party PCF2,3532.27–1.86
Miscellaneous right DVD1,9881.91–0.10
Popular Republican Union UPR1,0351.00+0.19
Lutte Ouvrière LO1,0110.97+0.26
Party of France PDF6990.67+0.38
The Patriots LP4610.44+0.44
Ecologists ECO4270.41–0.34
Far-right EXD930.09–0.09
Miscellaneous DIV920.09–2.41
Total103,880100.00–100,914100.00–6–
Valid votes103,88095.72–0.79100,91490.30+1.47
Blank and null votes4,6464.28+0.7910,8389.70–1.47
Turnout108,52629.44–17.17111,75230.32–12.55
Abstentions260,15270.56+17.17256,79869.68+12.55
Registered voters368,678368,550
Source (1st round): Val-d'Oise, Territoire de Belfort, Guyane, Haute-Garonne, Loiret, Mayotte
Source (2nd round): Val-d'Oise, Territoire de Belfort, Guyane, Haute-Garonne, Loiret, Mayotte

2018 by-elections

Val-d'Oise's 1st constituency

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First round results by commune in 2017
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First round results by commune in 2018
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Second round results by commune in 2017
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Second round results by commune in 2018
CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond round
Votes%+/–Votes%+/–
Isabelle Muller-Quoy REM 4,76829.28–6.656,76248.55–5.69
Antoine Savignat LR–UDI 3,85523.67+5.927,16751.45+5.69
Leïla Saïb FI 1,86711.47+1.34
Stéphane Capdet FN 1,64710.11–5.19
Sandra Nguyen-Derosier PS 1,1216.88+1.40
Bénédicte Ariès EELV 1,0096.20+2.33
Jean-Paul Nowak DLF 7024.31+4.31
Huguette François PDF 4292.63+1.36
Brigitte Poli PCF 3201.97–0.60
Hélène Halbin LO 2041.25+0.46
Denise Cornet LP 1931.19+1.19
Christophe Hayes UPR 1691.04+0.07
Votes16,284100.00–13,929100.00–
Valid votes16,28497.24–0.8013,92988.69+0.77
Blank votes3322.04+0.461,2107.70–1.79
Null votes1300.80+0.355673.61+1.02
Turnout16,74620.33–27.7615,70619.09–20.51
Abstentions65,60779.67+27.7666,55080.91+20.51
Registered voters82,35382,256
Source: Préfecture du Val d'Oise, Préfecture du Val d'Oise

Territoire de Belfort's 1st constituency

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First round results by commune in 2017
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First round results by commune in 2018
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Second round results by commune in 2017
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Second round results by commune in 2018
CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond round
Votes%+/–Votes%+/–
Ian Boucard LR–UDI 5,26639.02+15.327,22958.93+8.17
Christophe Grudler MoDem–REM 3,60026.67–5.165,03941.07–8.17
Anais Beltran FI–MRC–PCF 1,56811.62–0.55
Jean-Raphaël Sandri FN 1,0157.52–9.98
Vincent Jeudy EELV 6014.45+4.45
Julie Kohlenberg DLF 5153.82+3.82
Arthur Courty PS 3512.60–6.50
Sophie Montel LP 2681.99+1.99
Yves Fontanive LO 2141.59+0.54
Jonathan Vallart UPR 990.73–0.02
Votes13,497100.00–12,268100.00–
Valid votes13,49796.39–0.9712,26889.06+1.47
Blank votes3392.42–0.629596.96–1.73
Null votes1671.19+0.355483.98–0.26
Turnout14,00329.51–20.2313,77528.91–15.35
Abstentions33,45170.49+20.2333,88071.09+15.35
Registered voters47,45447,655
Source: Préfecture du Territoire de Belfort, Préfecture du Territoire de Belfort

French Guiana's 2nd constituency

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First round results by commune in 2017
Partielle Guyane-2 2018 T1.svg
First round results by commune in 2018
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Second round results by commune in 2017
Partielle Guyane-2 2018 T2.svg
Second round results by commune in 2018
CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond round
Votes%+/–Votes%+/–
Lénaïck Adam REM–UDI 5,92743.10+6.658,32050.65+0.44
Davy Rimane FI 4,83035.12+14.848,10749.35–0.44
David Riché PSG 1,38510.07+10.07
José Makébé DVD 6834.97+4.97
Richard Joigny PPG 3052.22–3.58
Jean-Philippe Dolor DVG 2711.97+1.97
Jérôme Harbourg FN 2481.80+1.80
Georges Mignot UPR 1040.76–1.02
Mylène Mazia DVG 00.00–
Votes13,753100.00–16,427100.00–
Valid votes13,75397.47+1.5716,42797.48+1.47
Blank votes1831.30–1.352581.53–0.80
Null votes1741.23–0.221660.67–0.99
Turnout14,11034.76+8.6716,85141.52+6.42
Abstentions26,47765.24–8.6723,73758.48–6.42
Registered voters40,58740,588
Source: Préfecture de la Guyane, Préfecture de la Guyane

Haute-Garonne's 8th constituency

CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond round
Votes%+/–Votes%+/–
Joël Aviragnet PS 10,77738.74+20.9617,15670.30+20.17
Michel Montsarrat REM–UDI 5,65120.31–13.097,24729.70–20.17
Philippe Gimenez FI 3,62313.02–1.08
Marie-Christine Parolin FN 3,26411.73–3.50
Philippe Maurin LR 1,3744.94–3.79
Marie-Cécile Seigle-Vatte EELV 8783.16+0.35
Corinne Marquerie PCF 7332.63–0.46
Sébastien Broucke DLF 7062.54+1.12
Hervé Minec UPR 2971.07+0.43
Guy Jovelin PDF 2700.97+0.97
Martine Guiraud LO 2440.88+0.20
Francis Meynier SE 20.01+0.01
Votes27,819100.00–24,403100.00–
Valid votes27,81994.82–1.7624,40386.54+1.13
Blank votes1,5185.28+1.762,0007.09–2.01
Null votes1,7946.36+0.88
Turnout29,33734.41–18.3528,19733.08–14.13
Abstentions55,91665.59+18.3557,03266.92+14.13
Registered voters85,25385,229
Source (1st round): Préfecture de la Haute-Garonne, Ministère de l'Intérieur
Second round: Préfecture de la Haute-Garonne, Ministère de l'Intérieur

Loiret's 4th constituency

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First round results by commune in 2017
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First round results by commune in 2018
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Second round results by commune in 2017
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Second round results by commune in 2018
CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond round
Votes%+/–Votes%+/–
Jean-Pierre Door LR–UDI 8,33038.20+14.4112,63267.08+17.07
Mélusine Harlé REM 4,40620.20–8.356,19932.92–17.07
Ludovic Marchetti FN 3,02613.88–6.91
Jalila Gaboret PS 1,4506.65+1.17
Bruno Nottin PCF–EELV 1,3005.96–5.64
Luc Bucheton DLF 1,1405.23+2.22
Jérôme Schmitt FI 1,0814.96+4.96
Joël-Pierre Chevreux ECO 4271.96+1.96
Dominique Clergue LO 3491.60+0.64
Laurent Chaillou UPR 1770.81+0.16
Nicolas Rousseaux EXD 930.43+0.43
Frédéric Chaouat SE 290.13+0.13
Votes21,808100.00–18,831100.00–
Valid votes21,80896.97–0.9018,83188.88–1.05
Blank votes4421.97+0.461,4927.04–0.11
Null votes2391.06+0.448654.08+1.17
Turnout22,48930.36–18.6021,18828.61–14.76
Abstentions51,57469.64+18.6052,86671.39+14.76
Registered voters74,06374,054
Source: Préfecture du Loiret

Mayotte's 1st constituency

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First round results by commune in 2017
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First round results by commune in 2018
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Second round results by commune in 2017
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Second round results by commune in 2018
CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond round
Votes%+/–Votes%+/–
Ramlati Ali DVG 3,87536.15+19.318,24654.77+4.60
Elad Chakrina LR 3,49332.59+15.836,81045.23–4.60
Bacar Ali Boto DVG 1,33812.48–3.14
Daniel Zaïdani MDM 1,30512.17–1.22
Abdullah Mikidadi FI 2802.61+0.63
Alexandre Alçuyet UPR 1891.76+1.09
Bacar Mouta DVG 1781.66+1.66
Boina Dinouraini SE 610.57–1.29
Votes10,719100.00–15,056100.00–
Valid votes10,71990.52+1.9715,05693.89+1.69
Blank votes4603.88–0.113812.38–0.88
Null votes6625.59–1.865983.73–0.80
Turnout11,84130.39–11.9016,03541.36–4.15
Abstentions27,12769.61+11.9022,73358.64+4.15
Registered voters38,96838,768
Source (1st round): Préfecture de Mayotte, Ministère de l'Intérieur
Source (2nd round): Préfecture de Mayotte, Ministère de l'Intérieur

French residents overseas' 5th constituency

CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond round
Votes%+/–Votes%+/–
Samantha Cazebonne REM–MoDem–UDI 2,39835.15–15.213,62353.96–12.25
François Ralle-Andreoli FI–EELV–PCF–G.s 1,94128.45+12.933,09146.04+12.25
Raphaël Chambat LR–LC–CPNT 95213.95–1.15
Jean-Laurent Poitevin DVD 5117.49+7.49
Mehdi Benlahcen PS 5107.47–0.66
Ludovic Lemoues EXD 2754.03+3.28
Yohann Castro DVD 1221.79+1.79
Michel Hunault DVD 630.92+0.92
Samir Sahraoui SE 510.75+0.75
Votes6,823100.00–6,714100.00–
Valid votes6,82398.03–1.156,71495.26–0.39
Blank votes871.25+0.762032.88–0.49
Null votes500.72+0.391311.86+0.89
Turnout6,9607.87–8.077,0487.97–5.57
Abstentions81,49592.13+8.0781,36092.03+5.57
Registered voters88,45588,408
Source: Ministère de l’Europe et des Affaires étrangères (first round), (second round)

Wallis and Futuna's 1st constituency

CandidatePartyFirst round
Votes%+/–
Sylvain Brial DVG 3,65651.61+5.42
Napole Polutele UDI–REM 3,42848.39–1.85
Votes7,084100.00–
Valid votes7,08499.45+0.22
Blank votes200.28–0.17
Null votes190.27–0.05
Turnout7,12383.02+1.75
Abstentions1,45716.98–1.75
Registered voters8,580
Source: Préfecture de Wallis et Futuna

Réunion's 7th constituency

CandidatePartyFirst roundSecond round
Votes%+/–Votes%+/–
Jean-Luc Poudroux DVD (supported by LR–UDI)6,40227.11New17,22859.44New
Pierrick Robert MoDem 4,03017.07New11,75440.56New
Aurélien Centon SE 3,58215.17New
Emmanuel Séraphin DVG (supported by PS)2,2419.49-1.36
Jean-François Nativel SE 1,6777.10+0.95
Perceval Gaillard FI 1,1374.81-7.06
Gilles Leperlier PCR 8863.75New
Ulrich Quinot SE 8453.58New
Jean-Pierre Marchau EELV 7440.75New
Mathieu Hoarau DVD 7253.07New
Michelle Lartin-Graja RN 6172.61-1.48
Jonathan Rivière LR dissident5702.41-1.09
Fabien Dijoux UPR 1580.67-0.59
Votes23,614100.00–28,982100.00–
Valid votes23,61421.2828,98226.12
Blank votes8540.771,8731.69
Null votes1,2211.103,1352.83
Turnout25,68923.1533,99030.63
Abstentions85,27976.8576,97769.37
Registered voters110,968110,967
Source: Ministère de l’Interieur

Essonne's 1st constituency

2020 by-elections

Seine-Maritime's 5th constituency

2020 by-election: Seine-Maritime's 5th constituency
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
PS Gérard Leseul 6,586 39.94 −1.92
RN Jean-Cyril Montier 2,970 18.01 −0.81
LREM Patricia Lhoir1,76710.72N/A
LR Michel Allais1,6019.71−11.41
G.s Auban Al Jiboury1,4558.82N/A
LFI Maxime Da Silva1,4348.70−3.06
Far left Valérie Foissey3912.37N/A
OthersN/A286
Turnout 16,91817.71−31.37
2nd round result
PS Gérard Leseul 11,502 71.61 +2.46
RN Jean-Cyril Montier4,56128.39N/A
Turnout 16,96117.75−24.29
PS hold

Val-de-Marne's 9th constituency

2020 by-election: Val-de-Marne's 9th constituency
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
PS Isabelle Santiago 2,230 33.74 +13.20
EELV Sandra Regol 1,147 17.35 N/A
LREM Jonathan Rosenblum66110.00−19.25
PCF Fati Konate6399.67+0.87
RN Gaëtan Dussausaye5959.00+0.46
LR Michèle Bonhomme Afflatet5948.99+1.15
LFI Christian Benedetti4376.61−9.08
Far left Sandrine Ruchot1612.44N/A
DVE Abdallah Benbeika1462.21N/A
Turnout 6,81212.89−29.8
2nd round result
PS Isabelle Santiago 3,096 57.80 −0.94
EELV Sandra Regol2,26042.20N/A
Turnout 5,79410.96−26.85
PS hold

2021 by-elections

Pas-de-Calais's 6th constituency

Pas-de-Calais's 6th constituency is vacant since 27 September 2020.

NameParty
Laure BourelLO
Jerome JossienPCF
Jeremy RevillonEELV
Bastien Marguerite-GarinPS
Brigitte Bourguignon LREM
Faustine MaliarLR
Marie-Christine BourgeoisRN

Paris's 15th constituency

MP for Paris's 15th constituency George Pau-Langevin resigned.

2021 by-election: Paris's 15th constituency
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
PS Lamia El Aaraje 3,010 25.82 +1.69
LFI Danielle Simonnet 2,437 20.90 +2.24
LR François-Marie Didier2,17118.62+9.70
EELV Antoinette Guhl 2,16018.53+7.66
PCF Thomas Roger1,23910.63+6.08
DVD Jean-Damien de Sinzogan4493.85N/A
Far-left Sarah Gardent1301.12N/A
DIV Farid Ghehioueche630.54N/A
Turnout 12,02915.55−35.91
2nd round result
PS Lamia El Aaraje 6,678 56.56 −3.73
LFI Danielle Simonnet 5,12843.44+3.73
Turnout 12,66516.36−26.95
PS hold

Indre-et-Loire's 3rd constituency

Oise's 1st constituency

Olivier Dassault died suddenly in March 2021. He was succeeded by his nephew Victor Habert-Dassault.

Indre-et-Loire's 3rd constituency

Sophie Métadier was elected in Indre-et-Loire's 3rd constituency

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