Bas-Rhin's 9th constituency

The 9th constituency of the Bas-Rhin is a French legislative constituency in the Bas-Rhin département.

9th constituency of the Bas-Rhin
French National Assembly
constituency
Bas-Rhin's 9th Constituency shown within Alsace.
Deputy
 Vincent Thiébaut
LREM
DepartmentBas-Rhin
CantonsHaguenau, Brumath, Bischwiller(part)
Registered voters88,325

Description

The 9th constituency of Bas-Rhin covers the area north of Strasbourg around the large town of Haguenau.

In common with much of Alsace outside Strasbourg and Mulhouse the constituency has been held by conservative parties for all of the Fifth Republic. All three cantons that make up the constituency are currently held by the UMP. The constituency was held up former Prime Minister of France Pierre Pflimlin during the 1950s & 1960s.

From 2012 until 2017 the seat was held by Claude Sturni, Mayor of Haguenau, having defeated the official UMP candidate in the second round of the 2012 election.

Historic Representation
ElectionMemberParty
1958 Pierre Pflimlin MRP
1967 Germain Sprauer UNR
1978 RPR
1986 Proportional representation - no election by constituency
1988 Bernard Schreiner RPR
2002 UMP
2007 François Loos UMP
2012 Claude Sturni DVD
2017 Vincent Thiébaut LREM

Election results

2002
 Results of the 9 June and 16 June 2002 French National Assembly election in Bas-Rhin’s 9th Constituency[1]
Candidate Party 1st round 2nd round
Votes % Votes %
Bernard Schreiner Union for a Presidential Majority UMP 24,042 43.58 33,184 77.37
J. Claude Altherr National Front FN 7,821 14.18 9,704 22.63
Claude Kern Union for French Democracy UDF 7,421 13.45
Leilla Witzmann Socialist Party PS 5,067 9.19
Denis Garcia Miscellaneous Left DVG 2,390 4.33
Isabelle Jensen The Greens LV 2,101 3.81
Michele Leiser National Republican Movement MNR 1,594 2.89
Sylvie Freysz Independent DIV 1,451 2.63
J. Daniel Gillig Republican Pole PR 866 1.57
Marc Baud-Berthier Workers’ Struggle LO 584 1.06
Catherine Bitterlin Ecologist ECO 426 0.77
Jocelyne Blanchard Movement for France MPF 418 0.76
Murat Gunay Communist Party PCF 368 0.67
Damien Bresse-Falk Regionalist REG 348 0.63
Gil Neumann Independent DIV 148 0.27
J. Benoit Meyer Independent DIV 120 0.22
Total 55,165 100% 42,888 100%
Registered voters 97,767 97,787
Blank/Void ballots 1,323 2.34% 3,054 6.65%
Turnout 56,488 57.78% 45,942 46.98%
Abstentions 41,279 42.22% 51,845 53.02%
Result UMP GAIN FROM RPR

2007

François Loos was elected with more than 50% of the vote in the first round of voting, and therefore no second round took place.

 Results of the 10 June and 17 June 2007 French National Assembly election in Bas-Rhin’s 9th Constituency[2]
Candidate Party 1st round
Votes %
François Loos Union for a Popular Movement UMP 32,011 56.55
Claude Kern UDF-Democratic Movement UDF-MoDem 10,853 19.17
Leilla Witzmann Socialist Party PS 4,675 8.26
Jean-Claude Altherr National Front FN 3,553 6.28
Robert Lindeckert The Greens LV 1,842 3.25
Marion Greib Far Left EXG 1,006 1.78
Christian Weinzorn Ecologist ECO 655 1.16
Jérôme Feuerstein Movement for France MPF 516 0.91
Christian Fischer Far Right EXD 487 0.86
Lydia Landeshaupt Independent DIV 463 0.82
Georges Dizdarevic Far Left EXG 404 0.71
Benoît Meyer Independent DIV 138 0.24
Total 56,603 100%
Registered voters 104,442
Blank/Void ballots 1,112 1.93%
Turnout 57,715 55.26%
Abstentions 46,727 44.74%
Result UMP HOLD

2012
 Results of the 10 June and 17 June 2012 French National Assembly election in Bas-Rhin’s 9th Constituency[3]
Candidate Party 1st round 2nd round
Votes % Votes %
Claude Sturni Miscellaneous Right DVD 14,042 29.86 21,506 60.57
Nicole Thomas Union for a Popular Movement UMP 11,906 25.32 14,002 39.43
Clarisse Chabod Socialist Party PS 9,196 19.56
Jean-Claude Altherr National Front FN 8,437 17.94
Françoise Werckmann Ecologist ECO 1,211 2.58
Jean-Marc Claus Left Front FG 888 1.89
François Ludwig Other AUT 467 0.99
Arnaud Markert Miscellaneous Right DVD 447 0.95
Jean-Michel Delaye Far Left EXG 229 0.49
Georges Dizdarevic Far Left EXG 124 0.26
Mounir Diari Other AUT 75 0.16
Total 47,022 100% 35,508 100%
Registered voters 88,326 88,325
Blank/Void ballots 691 1.45% 3,201 8.27%
Turnout 47,713 54.02% 38,709 43.83%
Abstentions 40,613 45.98% 49,616 56.17%
Result DVD GAIN FROM UMP

2017
 Results of the 11 June and 18 June 2017 French National Assembly election in Bas-Rhin’s 9th Constituency[4]
Candidate Party 1st round 2nd round
Votes % Votes %
Vincent Thiebaut La République En Marche! LREM 14,745 35.98 17,209 51.03
Etienne Wolf The Republicans LR 9,527 23.25 16,513 48.97
Laurent Gnaedig National Front FN 5,679 13.86
Jean-Luc Leber Regionalist REG 3,030 7.39
Leilla Witzmann La France Insoumise FI 2,435 5.94
Vanessa Wagner Union of Democrats and Independents UDI 1,765 4.31
Françoise Werckmann Ecologist ECO 1,099 2.68
Guillaume Bosshardt Debout la France DLF 708 1.73
Hamid Filali Socialist Party PS 556 1.36
Emmanuelle Lang Far Right EXD 361 0.88
Jean-Marc Claus Communist Party PCF 226 0.55
Tezcan Can Independent DIV 209 0.51
Emmanuel Goepp Independent DIV 196 0.48
Annelyse Jacquel Far Left EXG 167 0.41
David Poilevey Independent DIV 158 0.39
Jean-Michel Delaye Far Left EXG 118 0.29
Total 40,979 100% 33,722 100%
Registered voters 92,695 92,729
Blank/Void ballots 722 1.74% 2,375 6.58%
Turnout 41,701 44.99% 36,097 38.93%
Abstentions 50,994 55.01% 56,632 61.07%
Result LREM GAIN FROM DVD

Sources

Official results of French elections from 2002: "Résultats électoraux officiels en France" (in French).

  1. https://www.interieur.gouv.fr/Elections/Les-resultats/Legislatives/elecresult__legislatives_2002/(path)/legislatives_2002/067/circons09.html
  2. https://www.interieur.gouv.fr/Elections/Les-resultats/Legislatives/elecresult__legislatives_2007/(path)/legislatives_2007/067/circons09.html
  3. https://www.interieur.gouv.fr/Elections/Les-resultats/Legislatives/elecresult__LG2012/(path)/LG2012/067/06709.html
  4. https://www.interieur.gouv.fr/Elections/Les-resultats/Legislatives/elecresult__legislatives-2017/(path)/legislatives-2017/067/06709.html
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