Aube's 3rd constituency

3rd constituency of Aube
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Constituency of the
National Assembly of France
Aube's 3rd Constituency shown within Champagne-Ardenne
Deputy
Angélique Ranc
RN
DepartmentAube
CantonsLa Chapelle-Saint-Luc, Marcilly-le-Hayer, Nogent-sur-Seine, Romilly-sur-Seine-I, Romilly-sur-Seine-II, Sainte-Savine, Troyes-III, Troyes-IV, Villenauxe-la-Grande
Registered voters66,188

The 3rd constituency of Aube is a French legislative constituency in the Aube département. It is currently represented by Angélique Ranc of National Rally (RN).

Description

It is located in the north west corner of the department, and takes in the town of Romilly-sur-Seine, and part of the town of Troyes.

Historic Representation

ElectionMemberParty
1958 Bernard Laurent MRP
1962 Jean Durlot UNR
1967 Paul Granet UDR
1968
1973
1978 UDF
1981 Michel Cartelet PS
1986 Proportional representation – no election by constituency
1988 Michel Cartelet PS
1993 François Baroin RPR
1995 Gérard Menuel[tablenote 1]
1997 François Baroin
2002 UMP
2007
2012
2014 Gérard Menuel
2017 LR
2022 Angélique Ranc RN
2024
  1. ↑ substitute for François Baroin, who was appointed Minister, 19 June 1995

Election results

2024

Candidate Party Alliance First round Second round
Votes % Votes %
Angélique Ranc RN 18,084 43.33 20,600 52.52
Olivier Girardin PS NFP 10,178 24.39 18,624 47.48
Luc Scherrer REN Ensemble 6,994 16.76
Didier Leprince LR UDC 3,654 8.76
Olivier Richard DVD 1,502 3.60
Pascal Andrieux LO 349 0.84
Nelly Collot-Touzé ECO 970 2.32
Valid votes 41,731 98.03 39,224 93.08
Blank votes 531 1.25 2,234 5.30
Null votes 309 0.73 682 1.62
Turnout 42,571 65.03 42,140 64.34
Abstentions 22,892 34.97 23,354 35.66
Registered voters 65,463 65,494
Source:
Result RN HOLD


2022

Legislative Election 2022: Aube's 3rd constituency
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
RN Angélique Ranc 8,958 29.52 +8.22
LREM (Ensemble) Loëtitia Beury 6,546 21.57 -10.81
LFI (NUPÉS) Gaëtan Seffals 6,430 21.19 +5.32
LR (UDC) Baptiste Gatouillat 4,507 14.85 −8.60
REC Céline Lopes Vaz 1,318 4.34 N/A
DVE Nelly Collot-Touzé 942 3.10 +1.12
Others N/A 1,642 - −
Turnout 30,343 46.58 −2.14
2nd round result
RN Angélique Ranc 13,913 51.65 N/A
LREM (Ensemble) Loëtitia Beury 13,024 48.35 +1.07
Turnout 26,937 43.93 +2.05
RN gain from LR

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2017

Candidate Label First round Second round
Votes % Votes %
Pascal Landréat MoDem 10,180 32.38 11,548 47.28
Gérard Menuel LR 7,373 23.45 12,877 52.72
Angélique Ranc FN 6,697 21.30
Yves Bouteiller FI 3,182 10.12
David Blanchon PS 1,184 3.77
Nelly Collot-Touzé ECO 624 1.98
Arnaud Pacot PCF 622 1.98
Laurent Stocco DLF 589 1.87
Dominique Deharbe DVG 423 1.35
Chrystel Carte DIV 295 0.94
Pascal Andrieux EXG 270 0.86
Votes 31,439 100.00 24,425 100.00
Valid votes 31,439 98.29 24,425 88.84
Blank votes 399 1.25 2,066 7.51
Null votes 149 0.47 1,003 3.65
Turnout 31,987 48.72 27,494 41.88
Abstentions 33,673 51.28 38,159 58.12
Registered voters 65,660 65,653
Source: Ministry of the Interior

2014 by-election

Summary of the 7 and 14 December 2014 French legislative in Aube's 3rd Constituency[2]
Candidate Party 1st round 2nd round
Votes % Votes %
Gérard Menuel Union for a Popular Movement UMP 6,422 40.76% 10,527 63.85%
Bruno Subtil National Front FN 4,355 27.64% 5,960 36.15%
Olivier Girardin Socialist Party PS 2,315 14.69%
Pierre Mathieu Communist COM 1,175 7.46%
Maxime Beaulieu Europe Ecology – The Greens EELV 705 4.47%
Dominique Deharbe Miscellaneous Left DVG 392 2.49%
Nelly Collot-Touzet Miscellaneous Right DVD 315 2.00%
Nicolas Rosseaux Miscellaneous Right DVD 76 0.48%
Total 15,755 100% 16,486 100%
Registered voters 65,758 65,760
Blank/Void ballots 440 0.67% 1,368 2.08%
Turnout 16,195 24.63% 17,854 27.15%
Abstentions 49,563 75.37% 47,906 72.85%
Result UMP HOLD

2012

Summary of the 10 and 17 June 2012 French legislative in Aube's 3rd Constituency election results[3]
Candidate Party 1st round 2nd round
Votes % Votes %
François Baroin Union for a Popular Movement UMP 15,677 41.42% 20,051 56.45%
Lorette Joly Socialist Party PS 10,899 28.79% 15,466 43.55%
Mireille Cazard National Front FN 6,733 17.79%
Pierre Mathieu Left Front FG 2,718 7.18%
Alain Carsenti CEN 571 1.51%
Dominique Deharbe Miscellaneous Left DVG 299 0.79%
Véronique Guidat Miscellaneous Right DVD 268 0.71%
Pierre Bissey Far Left EXG 231 0.61%
Chislain Wysocinski Ecologist ECO 200 0.53%
Sylvanie Kletty Ecologist ECO 169 0.45%
Christian Bernaud Far Left EXG 86 0.23%
Maurice Bernardie Miscellaneous Left DVG 0 0.00%
Total 37,851 100% 35,517 100%
Registered voters 66,187 66,188
Blank/Void ballots 397 1.04% 1,190 3.24%
Turnout 38,248 57.79% 36,707 55.46%
Abstentions 27,939 42.21% 29,481 44.54%
Result UMP HOLD

2007

Legislative Election 2007: Aube's 3rd
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
UMP François Baroin 23,281 55.71
PS Olivier Girardin 7,974 19.08
FN Martine Viala 3,148 7.53
PCF Pierre Mathieu 2,594 6.21
LV Françoise Delplanque 1,315 3.15
LCR Théodoulitsa Spagnol 871 2.08
LO Pierre Bissey 605 1.45
MPF Christian Parachout 585 1.40
Independent Lucien Maes 471 1.13
MEI Maurice Bernardie 459 1.10
MNR Guy Garnier 320 0.77
Workers' Party Christian Bernaud 168 0.40
Turnout 42,565 57.25
UMP hold Swing

2002

Legislative Election 2007: Aube's 3rd constituency
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
UMP François Baroin 21,201 49.03 +15.04
LV Francoise Delplanque 8,223 19.02 +15.87
FN Isabelle Maintenant 7,621 17.63 −2.63
PCF Joe Triche 2,881 6.66 −3.40
LO Pierre Bissey 956 2.21 −0.71
Others N/A 2,355
Turnout 44,024 63.02
2nd round result
UMP François Baroin 23,467 62.98 −3.98
LV Francoise Delplanque 13,795 37.02 N/A
Turnout 39,148 56.04
UMP hold

1997

Legislative Election 1997: Aube's 3rd constituency
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
RPR François Baroin 15,149 33.99
FN Jean-Pierre Constant 9,030 20.26
PS Chantal Dujancourt 7,563 16.97
PCF Pierre Mathieu 4,486 10.06
PRG Michel Cartelet 3,157 7.08
LV Philippe Billet 1,405 3.15
LO Pierre Bissey 1,301 2.92
MPF Anne-Marie Goussard 1,088 2.44
Others N/A 1,394
Turnout 46,622 67.61
2nd round result
RPR François Baroin 25,133 66.96
FN Jean-Pierre Constant 12,403 33.04
Turnout 46,226 67.05
RPR hold

Sources

  • French Interior Ministry results website: "Résultats électoraux officiels en France" (in French).

References

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