Paris's 19th constituency explained

19th constituency of Paris
Department:Paris
Member:constituency abolished, 2012

Paris's 19th constituency was one of the 21 French National Assembly constituenciesin the Paris department in the period 1988 to 2012. It was abolished in the 2010 redistricting of French legislative constituencies, which reduced the number of constituencies in Paris to 18. The territory of the 19th constituency, in the north of Paris, corresponds almost exactly with the post-2012 17th constituency.

Description

After the 1986 French legislative election, the new Prime Minister Jacques Chirac re-established the two-round single-member district electoral system. The number of deputies from Paris was maintained at 21 and the previous (pre-1986) electoral constituencies were therefore reduced from 31 to 21. The whole of the former 27th, part of the former 28th and part of the former 29th constituencies formed the new nineteenth constituency.[1] From the 1988 election to the 2010 redistricting, the constituency covered two districts of the 18th arrondissement (Goutte-d'Or and La Chapelle) and one district of the 19th arrondissement (La Villette).[2]

In 1999, the Institut national de la statistique et des études économiques estimated the population of the constituency as 106,141 inhabitants.[3]

Historic Representation

ElectionMemberPartyNotes
1988Daniel VaillantPS
1993UDF (PSD)Election was annulled by the Constitutional Council, then a by-election was held
1994Daniel VaillantPSelected at by-election
1997Nominated to the government, replaced by his substitute, Daniel Marcovitch
1997
2002Daniel Vaillant
2007constituency abolished - Vaillant continued as the deputy for the 17th constituency, which covers almost exactly the same territory

Election Results

1988

|- style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;"! colspan="2" rowspan="2" style="text-align:left;" | Candidate! rowspan="2" colspan="2" style="text-align:left;" | Party! colspan="2" | 1st round! colspan="2" | 2nd round|- style="background-color:#E9E9E9;text-align:center;"! width="75" | Votes! width="30" | %! width="75" | Votes! width="30" | %|-| style="background-color:" || style="text-align:left;" | Daniel Vaillant| style="text-align:left;" | Socialist Party| PS| 8,070| 32.25| 14,634| 54.72|-| style="background-color:" || | UDF (Social Democratic Party)| UDF (PSD)|8,061|32.21|12,108|45.27|-| style="background-color:" || Patrice de Blignières| National Front| FN| 3,371| 13.47| colspan="2" rowspan="7" ||-| style="background-color:" ||Louis Baillot| Communist Party| PCF| 2,251| 8.99|-||Manuel Escutia| Socialist Party dissident|diss. PS| 1,889| 7.54|-| | Louis Girard| Extreme Right| EXD| 1,028| 4.10|-|| Sauveur Boukris| Miscellaneous right| DVD| 228| 0.91|-||Anne-Marie Desachy|POE|87|0.34|-||Pascal Jouvin| Miscellaneous right| DVD|37|0.14|-| colspan="8" ||-| colspan="4" |Registered Voters|45,595|100.00|45,595|100.00|-| colspan="4" |Abstentions|20,229|44.37|18,106|39.71|-| colspan="4" |Votes|25,366|55.63|27,489|60.29|-| colspan="4" |Blank or Void ballots|344|1.36|747|2.72|-| colspan="4" |Total Votes|25,022|98.64|26,742|97.28|-| colspan="8" |Source : Le Monde, 7 and 14 June 1988|}

1993

! colspan="2"
First roundSecond round
Registered Voters41,82541,825
Abstentions16,01538.29 %16,44839.33 %
Votes25,81061.71 %25,37760.67 %
Votes25,81025,377
Blank or Void ballots8543.31 %1,8227.18 %
Valid Votes24,95696.69 %23,55592.82 %
CandidatePartyVotes%Votes%
Jean-Pierre Pierre-BlochUnion for French Democracy (UDF)8,70334.87 %12,26252.06 %
Daniel VaillantSocialist Party (PS)5,48321.97 %11,29347.94 %
Patrice De BlignieresNational Rally (FN)3,60414.44 %
Philippe GermaEcology Generation (GE)2,3179.28 %
Mireille MarchioniCommunist (PCF)1,7947.19 %
Louis GirardIFF[4] 8883.56 %
Annie SouchonLO6182.48 %
Andre Malvoisin (NERNA)5762.31 %
Philippe CretetEXG2821.13 %
Bruno SourcisUnion Ecologie et Démocratie (UED)2330.93 %
Jean-Claude PatoutIndependent1950.78 %
Louis AndreMajorité Présidentielle1360.54 %
Alain-Serge ClaryMouvement des réformateurs 1270.51 %
Table Notes 1993:

1994 by-election

Jean-Pierre Pierre-Bloch's election in 1993 was annulled by the Constitutional Council, and a by-election held on 30 January and 8 February 1994.

Candidate! rowspan="2"
PartyFirst roundSecond round
Votes%Votes%
Daniel VaillantPS4,19133.207,96453.60
Anne-Marie Pierre-BlochUDF (PSD)3,96831.436,89346.39
Patrice de BlignièresFN1,84014.57
Mireille MarchioniPCF9437.47
Louis GirardFar Right4753.76
Bernadette Léonard-DelignyThe Greens2642.09
Dominique Martin-FerrariEcology Generation2562.02
Arnauld FolchFar Right2211.75
Philippe CrétetLCR1811.43
Adnam Alnojem Azzam1250.99
Pierre Abadie720.57
Alain-Serge Clary490.38
José-Philippe MarquisMiscellaneous Left360.28
Registered Voters41,621100.0041,621100.00
Abstentions28,77369.1326,03162.54
Votes12,84830.8715,59037.46
Blank or Void ballots2271.777334.7
Valid Votes12 62198.2314,85795.3
Source : Le Monde, 8 February 1994, p. 12

1997

! rowspan="2"
First roundSecond round
Votes%Votes%
Registered Voters40,95540,954
Abstentions15,86838.74 %13,97634.13 %
Votes25,08761.26 %26,97865.87 %
Total Votes25,08726,978
Blank or void votes7833.12 %1,4055.21 %
Valid Votes24,30496.88 %25,57394.79 %
CandidatePartyVotes%Votes%
Daniel VaillantPS8,02533.02 %14,62957.2 %
Jean Pierre Pierre-BlochUDF-PPDF6,43526.48 %10,94442.8 %
Patrice De BlignieresFN3,59614.8 %
Michel TuromanPCF1,8057.43 %
Jean Francois BletLV1,1954.92 %
Annie SouchonLO9894.07 %
Patrick Maire3761.55 %
Gabriel PictetGE3381.39 %
Sarah BarukSRE[5] 3091.27 %
Raymond DelordIndependent2571.06 %
Agnes Memin2100.86 %
Christiane Libouban1940.8 %
Stephanie Stein1830.75 %
Marie Claude SchidlowerPT1340.55%
Henri Morel-MarogerMEI1270.52 %
Pierre Yann DieuaidePH730.3 %
Alain Piller440.18 %
Thierry TelphonPL[6] 130.05 %
Corinne Taieb-HaddadIndependent10 %
Table Notes 1997:

2002

! colspan="2"
First roundSecond round
Registered Voters40,11540,107
Abstentions14,31235.68 %16,28140.59 %
Votes25,80364.32 %23,82659.41 %
Total Votes25,80323,826
Blank or Void ballots3801.47 %7843.29 %
Valid Votes25,42398.53 %23,04296.71 %
CandidatePartyVotes%Votes%
Daniel VaillantPS9 39636.96 %13 44758.36 %
Roxane DecorteUMP5 30420.86 %9 59541.64 %
J.Pierre Pierre-BlochUDF2 69010.58 %
Martial BildFN2 1368.4 %
Claude SergentLV1 6686.56 %
Olivier BesancenotLCR1 3915.47 %
Danielle BerlaimontPCF6662.62 %
Francois Gaudu4831.9 %
Patrick BerdahIndependent4181.64 %
Bernadette BrossatLO2430.96 %
Alain VauzelleMNR1960.77 %
Francois DerocheUDF dissident1680.66 %
Ihab Gazal1480.58 %
Bernard MayaudCap211320.52 %
Christina ArtazPT980.39 %
Veronique RollandND930.37 %
Nathalie OvionEXG630.25 %
Nouhoume BaIndependent360.14 %
J.Michel CoffinCPNT350.14 %
David GerbaudiIR[7] 280.11 %
Antoinette Di RuzzaPH190.07%
Brice MeboGIP[8] 120.05%
Antoine Hitoto[9] 00%
Table Notes 2002:

2007

! colspan="2"
First roundSecond round
Registered Voters48 13948 135
Abstentions21,21244.06 %22,43546.61 %
Votes26,92755.94 %25,70053.39 %
Total Votes26,92725,700
Blank or Void ballots3391.26 %6772.63 %
Valid Votes26,58898.74 %25,02397.37 %
CandidatePartyVotes%Votes%
Daniel VaillantPS10,00637.63 %15,77863.05 %
Roxane DecorteUMP7,59128.55 %9,24536.95 %
Fadila MehalMODEM2 1848.21 %
Olivier RaynalLV1 7666.64 %
Anne LeclercLCR1 2594.74 %
Francoise Germain-RobinPCF9703.65 %
Guillaume L'HuillierFN7812.94 %
Jacques MendyDVG6182.32 %
David Pierre-BlochIndependent5652.13 %
Bernadette BrossatLO2110.79 %
Didier MartyFA2070.78 %
Francois DelaporteMNR1540.58 %
Nadia BennadacheParti Rachid Nekkaz1290.49 %
Clarisse DelalondrePT1180.44 %
Jean MontanePH280.11 %
Aldjia Ait OuarabUDF-MODEM10 %

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Loi n°86-825 du 11 juillet 1986 . fr . 20 September 2021.
  2. Web site: Circonscriptions électorales de Paris et arrondissements associés. National Assembly (France). fr. 1 Aug 2021.
  3. Web site: Circonscription législative n°7519 (Voir la page POP1 - Population Totale par Sexe et Age). Institut national de la statistique et des études économiques. 10 June 2007.
  4. Trop d'immigrés, la France aux Français
  5. Solidaires régions écologie
  6. Parti pour la liberté
  7. Initiative républicaine
  8. GIP - Démocratie active
  9. Parti des socioprofessionnels

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