Nord's 2nd constituency

Constituency of the National Assembly of France

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The 2nd constituency of Nord is a French legislative constituency in the Nord département.

Description

Nord's 2nd constituency covers the eastern portion of Lille including the suburbs of Villeneuve-d'Ascq, Lezennes and Ronchin.

Politically the seat was a bastion of the Socialist Party until 2017 and was for many years held by former President of the Nord General Council Bernard Derosier. It is also notable for being held for many years by Pierre Mauroy, the Prime Minister of France between 1981 and 1984, Mauroy was also the Mayor of Lille for 28 years.

Historic Representation

Election Member Party Notes
1958 Henri Duterne UNR
1962
1967 Pierre Billecocq UDR
1968
1973 Pierre Mauroy PS
1978
1981
1981 Pierre Dassonville Substitute for Pierre Mauroy, appointed Prime Minister
1986 Proportional representation - no election by constituency
1988 Bernard Derosier PS
1993
1997
2002
2007
2012 Audrey Linkenheld
2017 Ugo Bernalicis LFI
2022

Election results

2022

Legislative Election 2022: Nord's 2nd constituency
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
LFI (NUPÉS) Ugo Bernalicis 17,212 43.49 -0.75
LREM (Ensemble) Rudy Elegeest 9,823 24.82 +2.29
RN Philippe Guerard 5,328 13.46 -0.55
LR (UDC) Caroline Boisard-Vannier 3,106 7.85 -4.08
REC Monique Delevallet 1,344 3.40 N/A
PA Virginie Chauchoy 1,041 2.63 N/A
Others N/A 1,722
Turnout 39,576 46.50 -0.20
2nd round result
LFI (NUPÉS) Ugo Bernalicis 21,740 58.00 -6.15
LREM (Ensemble) Rudy Elegeest 15,743 42.00 +6.15
Turnout 37,483 45.63 +5.16
LFI hold

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2017

Candidate Label First round Second round
Votes % Votes %
Houmria Berrada REM 8,935 22.53 10,962 35.85
Ugo Bernalicis FI 7,598 19.16 19,619 64.15
Audrey Linkenheld PS 7,314 18.45
Véronique Descamps FN 5,554 14.01
Florence Bariseau LR 4,731 11.93
Hélène Hardy ECO 1,920 4.84
Romain Leclercq PCF 711 1.79
Virginie Chauchoy DIV 555 1.40
Mohamed Bousnane ECO 514 1.30
Sébastien de Gouy ECO 378 0.95
Pascale Rougée EXG 354 0.89
Elies Ben Helal DIV 302 0.76
Pascal-Alexandre Dudenko DVG 277 0.70
Madjid Messabihi DIV 268 0.68
Tania Gandrot DVG 213 0.54
Arnaud Beils DIV 28 0.07
Votes 39,652 100.00 30,581 100.00
Valid votes 39,652 97.98 30,581 87.18
Blank votes 553 1.37 3,046 8.68
Null votes 263 0.65 1,449 4.13
Turnout 40,468 46.70 35,076 40.47
Abstentions 46,195 53.30 51,589 59.53
Registered voters 86,663 86,665
Source: Ministry of the Interior[2]

2012

Legislative Election 2012: Nord's 2nd constituency[3]
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PS Audrey Linkenheld 18,385 40.44 +4.15
UMP Caroline Boisard-Vannier 9,238 20.32 -8.56
FN Thérèse Lesaffre 6,542 14.39 +9.92
FG Ugo Bernalicis 4,031 8.87 +5.39
EELV Eric Quiquet 3,382 7.44 +2.09
DVD Christian Carnois 1,753 3.86 N/A
Others N/A 2,131
Turnout 45,462 52.06 -5.14
2nd round result
PS Audrey Linkenheld 27,225 64.69 +6.02
UMP Caroline Boisard-Vannier 14,858 35.31 -6.02
Turnout 42,083 48.19 -7.99
PS hold

2007

Legislative Election 2007: Nord's 2nd constituency
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PS Bernard Derosier 14,965 36.29 +6.47
UMP Caroline Vannier 11,909 28.88 +2.41
MoDem Christian Carnois 5,299 12.85 N/A
LV Jean-Pierre Mispelon 2,205 5.35 +2.37
FN Frédéric Gossart 1,842 4.47 -6.63
Far left Lydie Thouvenot 1,529 3.71 N/A
PCF Roger Maly 1,434 3.48 +1.06
Others N/A 2,051
Turnout 41,867 57.20 -4.11
2nd round result
PS Bernard Derosier 23,180 58.67 +4.10
UMP Caroline Vannier 16,327 41.33 -4.10
Turnout 41,121 56.18 +0.25
PS hold

2002

Legislative Election 2002: Nord's 2nd constituency
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PS Bernard Derosier 12,792 29.82 -6.44
UMP Christian Carnois 11,352 26.47 +6.33
MRC Gerard Caudron 7,943 18.52 N/A
FN Anne Coolzaet 4,761 11.10 -4.36
LV Marie Agbessi 1,280 2.98 -1.26
DVG Nabil El Haggar 1,140 2.66 N/A
PCF Celine Cuvelier 1,038 2.42 -6.27
Others N/A 2,585
Turnout 43,493 61.31 -4.22
2nd round result
PS Bernard Derosier 20,501 54.57 -9.13
UMP Christian Carnois 17,064 45.43 +9.13
Turnout 39,677 55.93 -11.40
PS hold

1997

Legislative Election 1997: Nord's 2nd constituency
Party Candidate Votes % ±%
PS Bernard Derosier 15,497 36.26
RPR Dominique Rosselle 8,608 20.14
FN Philippe Bernard 6,605 15.46
PCF Jean Raymond de Grève 3,715 8.69
LO Gilles Boury 1,906 4.46
LV Ronald Charbaut 1,814 4.24
DVD Jean Victor Lamon 915 2.14
Others N/A 3,674
Turnout 44,471 65.53
2nd round result
PS Bernard Derosier 27,268 63.70
RPR Dominique Rosselle 15,536 36.30
Turnout 45,690 67.33
PS hold

Sources

  1. ^ "Résultats des élections législatives 2022 dans le Nord". Le Monde.fr (in French). Retrieved 3 August 2022.
  2. ^ "Résultats des élections législatives 2017" [Results of 2017 Legislative Election] (in French). French Ministry of the Interior.
  3. ^ "Résultats des élections législatives 2012" [Results of 2012 Legislative Election] (in French). Ministry of the Interior.
  • Official results of French elections from 2002: "Résultats électoraux officiels en France" (in French).


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