Legislative elections of 2007 in the Midday-Pyrenees

The area the Midday-Pyrenees is traditionally on the left, it is a historical bastion of radicalism. Moreover, the District council of the Midday-Pyrenees is held by the Socialist party and, at the 2nd turn of the presidential election, Ségolène Royal arrived at the head in the area with more than 53% of the voices.

However, the area does not vote uniformly: the Aveyron and the Tarn-et-Garonne are rather acquired with the right-hand side.

Ariège (09)

Ariège includes/understands two districts which are in general acquired with an hegemonic socialist party in this department. At the time of the presidential election of 2007 Ségolène Royal did one of best the score of France with 59,56% compared with 40,44% with Nicolas Sarkozy.

For the legislative ones of 2007, in addition to the traditional political clouts which all will be represented, this department will be to supervise for a characteristic: there will be (as well as in the Hollow one) lists of extreme left on all the department, but also a unit list antilibérale on the two districts (EQUAL 09).

1 {{Re}} district of Ariège

Leaving: Augustin Bonrepaux (PS)

Results of the first turn

Results of the second turn

2 {{E}} district of Ariège

Leaving: Henri Nayrou (PS)

Results of the first turn

Results of the second turn

Aveyron (12)

See also: List of the deputies of Aveyron

Aveyron is acquired in theory with the right-hand side. The three outgoing deputies belong to the UMP. However, with the 2nd turn of the presidential election, the advance collected by Nicolas Sarkozy is weak (50,83% compared with 49,17% with Ségolène Royal) if one compares it with the preceding elections. Ségolène Royal arrived at the head in the three principal cities of the department, Rodez, Villefranche de Rouergue and Millau, however held by the UMP, like in the 2ème district. Certain changes in the department are thus possible, the more so as the UMP share divided in the 1ère district, and that the good scores of Francois Bayrou in the department let predict the triangular behavior of to the 2ème turn.

1ère district

Leaving: Yves Censi (UMP)

Results of the first turn

Results of the second turn

2ème district

Leaving: Serge Castlings (UMP)

Results of the first turn

Results of the second turn

3ème district

Leaving: Jacques Godfrain (UMP)

Results of the first turn

Results of the second turn

Gers (32)

1e district: outgoing: Philippe Martin - (PS)
  • Daniel Gesta - (UDF - Modem)
  • Soft of Franclieu - (Alternate liberal)
  • Fatma Adda - the Greens
  • Marc Carponcy - LCR

2nd district: outgoing: Gerard Dubrac - (UMP)

Haute-Garonne (31)

The Haute-Garonne vote traditionally on the left, also 6 outgoing deputies out of 8 are socialist. The two only districts held by the line are those which are made up only of cantons of the town of Toulouse. However, the line is not sure to preserve these two seats, the more so as at the 2nd turn of the presidential election, Ségolène Royal arrived largely at the head in all the districts, precisely carrying out its best scores in these two districts. If the left managed to charm the 1e district, which is traditionally that of the mayors of Toulouse, and was held by Pierre Baudis and Dominique Baudis before being it by Philippe Douste-Blazy, it is clear that would constitute an important political event on the local plan, for next the municipal elections.

Description of the districts

1 {{E}} district: (Outgoing: Philippe Douste-Blazy (UMP), replaced by Bernadette Païx (UMP) after her nomination with the government)

2 {{E}} district: (Outgoing: Gerard Bapt (PS))

  • Elisabeth Podgorny (LO), working aeronautics. Substitute: Serge Laurens, professional workman.
  • Julien Terrié (LCR), manipulator in radiology, 27 years. Substitute: Lucien Sanchez, reprocessed State education.
  • Dominique Satgé-Sangely (Left popular and antilibérale, supported by the PCF antilibéraux and Collectives), teacher, bride, three children. Substitute: Charles Marziani, vice-president of the District council of the Midday-Pyrenees in charge of public transport, territorial civil servant.
  • Stephan Coppey (the Greens), city council man of Balma, secretary regional of the Greens, officer project in transport and environment, delegated Large Toulouse, delegated to Tisséo - SMTC of 2002 to 2005,44 major years, groom, three child. Substitute: Odile Greenery, militant ecologist since ten years, 35 years, 2 children.
  • Gerard Bapt (PS), appointed outgoing, mayor of Midsummer's Day, cardiologist. Substitute: Grégory Merelo.
  • Roger Strobel (France in action). Substitute: Henri Butcher.
  • Robert Raich (Left humanistic)
  • Rene Bickel (Gathering for the initiative citizen)
  • Thierry Bertrand (UDF - Modem), city council man of the Union, 50 years, company doctor at Airbus. Substitute: Francoise Herregods.
  • Maïthé Carsalade (PSLE), assistant mayor of Toulouse, former ecologist. Substitute: Raphaël Quessada, technical-commercial engineer, 34 years.
  • Marcel Campels (CPNT). Substitute: Louis Lagarde.
  • Daniele Damin (UMP), regional adviser of the Midday-Pyrenees, associated with the mayor of Toulouse, incorporated in physics, bride, two children. Substitute: Jean-Louis Moyet, mayor of Mons, lawyer specialized in the law the labor, groom, three children.
  • David El Salvador (MPF). Substitute: Marie-Therese Barrier.
  • Philippe Riey (FN), regional adviser of the Midday-Pyrenees, engineer. Substitute: Marcel-Henri Volpelière, general.
  • Gerard Covered (without label, supported by DLR), data processing specialist, groom, four children. Substitute: Michel Lafarge.

3 {{E}} district: (Outgoing: Pierre Cohen (PS))

  • Michel Laserge (LO)
  • Myriam Martin (LCR)
  • Nathalie Pheasants (PCF - Collective antilibéraux)
  • Henri Arevalo (the Greens)
  • Pierre Cohen (PS)
  • Cyrille Garcia (France in action)
  • Charles Urgell (UDF - Modem)
  • Christian Hernandez (CPNT)
  • Francoise Baritel (Left humanistic)
  • Jean-Paul Cross-country race (National center of independent and country)
  • Marie-Claire Danem (UMP)
  • Serge Laroze (FN)

4 {{E}} district: (Outgoing: Jean Diébold (UMP))

  • Robert Roig (LO)
  • Marie Neuville (LCR)
  • François Simon (Left Alternative 2007)
  • Monique Durrieu (PCF)
  • Christian Etelin (Various left)
  • Danielle Charles (the Greens)
  • Joseph Carles (PRG)
  • Corded Thierry (MRC)
  • Martine Martinel (PS)
  • Andre Gallego (UDF - Modem)
  • Marie-Laurence Gaillot (Left white)
  • Christophe Coudert (Left humanistic)
  • Fabrice Guin (France in action)
  • Jean Diébold (UMP)
  • Philippe Rouzet (Alternate liberal)
  • Michele Guerin (FN)

5 {{E}} district: (Outgoing: Francoise Imbert (PS))

  • Michele Puel (LO)
  • Laurent Marty (LCR)
  • Delio Menen (PCF - Collective antilibéraux)
  • Georgette Sauvaire (the Greens)
  • Francoise Imbert (PS)
  • Governed Decarite (Gathering for the initiative citizen)
  • Dawn Bonifassi (the Clover - the New ecologists man-nature-animals)
  • Gilles Broquère (UDF - Modem)
  • Martine Susset (Cape 21)
  • Franck Plantey (Humanistic Party)
  • Isabelle Jau-Bouscarel (CPNT)
  • Gregoire Carnero (UMP)
  • Vanessa Delon (MPF)
  • Beautiful Josyan (MNR)
  • Charles Sœur (FN)
  • Jean-Luc Leseac' H (France in Action)

6 {{E}} district: (Outgoing: Helene Nice (PS))

  • Sandra Torremocha (LO)
  • Marthe Niquel (LCR)
  • Russet-red-Yahiaoui Christine (Left Alternative 2007, supported by the Alternate ones, Alter-Ekolos, the Alternative in the Midday-Pyrenees, Justified, Communists unit and of the not inserted citizens: The blog)
  • Mohamed El Bachir (PCF)
  • Marie Grips (Partit Occitan, constant by the Greens)
  • Monique Iborra (PS)
  • Elisabeth Husson (UDF - MoDem)
  • Adeeb Mahmoud (MRC)
  • Sylvie River-Tomasi (Génération ecology)
  • Olivier Lambeaux (MEI)
  • Martine Tariol (CPNT)
  • Jacqueline Escudié (France in action)
  • Francoise de Veyrinas (UMP)
  • Jean-Marc Darricau (Upright the Republic)
  • Sylvain Castlings (MPF)
  • Mariam Mandou (MNR)
  • Artemisa Married (FN)

7 {{E}} district: (Outgoing: Patrick Lemasle (PS))

  • Patrick Bressolles (Pt)
  • Anne-Marie Laflorentie (LO)
  • Jean-Michel Audouin (LCR)
  • Marc Arellano (PCF)
  • Khalid Oukziz (Left Alternative 2007)
  • Francoise Emery (the Greens)
  • Patrick Lemasle (PS)
  • Marie-Helene Godard (the Clover - the New ecologists man-nature-animals)
  • Pierre Prome (France in action)
  • Jean-Marie Fichot (Gathering for the initiative citizen)
  • Eric Gautier (UDF - Modem)
  • Yolande Lamboley (CPNT)
  • Olivier Gutierrez (Left humanistic)
  • Jean Pierre Bastiani (UMP)
  • Patricia Puertas (MPF)
  • Christian Wacheux (MNR)
  • Armand Delamarre (FN)

8 {{E}} district: (Outgoing: Jean-Louis Idiart (PS))

Hautes-Pyrénées (65)

1 {{E}} district: (Outgoing: Pierre Forgues (PS))

  • Pierre Forgues (PS)
  • Roland Manors house (democratic movement)
  • Christiane Fourcade (National front)
  • Cathy Castle (Green them green)
  • Erick Barrouquère-Theil (PCF)
  • Christiane Alias (LCR)
  • Monique Lamon (UMP)
  • Sandrine Raffel (France in Action)
  • Claire Cheminade (Left social European liberal)
  • Maria Saez (working Fight)
  • Louise Garnier (MNR
  • Thierry Delattre (Movement independent ecologist)
  • Louis Lages (center left)

2 {{E}} district: (Outgoing: Chantal Robin-Rodrigo (Radical left party (PRG)))

  • Chantal Robin-Rodrigo (Radical party of Left PRG)
  • Jean Casteran (democratic Movement Modem)
  • Nicole Laborde (national Face FN)
  • Michele Gaspalou (the Greens)
  • Dominique Boilerman (republican National movement MNR)
  • Christian Zueras (revolutionary communist league LCR)
  • Gerard Trémège (union for the popular movement UMP)
  • Robert Romanelli (France in action)
  • Brahim El batbouti (various left)
  • François Meunier (Working Fight LO)
  • Carole Bores (French Communist party PCF)
  • Albert Danjau (Movement independent ecologist)

3 {{E}} district: (Outgoing: Jean Glavany (PS))

  • Pierre Rey (national Face FN)

  • Anne-Marie Fourcade (democratic Movement Modem)
  • Henri Lourdou (the greens the Greens)
  • Lucette Salanie (republican National movement MNR)
  • Sylvie Benesty) (revolutionary communist league LCR)
  • Jean Glavany (PS Socialist party (France))
  • Catherine Broussot-Morin (Left Social Liberal European Psle)
  • Vincent Combes (Workers' struggle)
  • Christine Rabaud-Carrie ( various left)
  • Marie-Pierre Vieu (PCF)

Batch (46)

1 {{E}} district:

Tarn (81)

1 {{E}} district: Albi-Carmaux (Outgoing: Paul Quilès)

  • Roland Foissac (PCF - Left popular and antilibérale)
  • Jacques Valax (PS)
  • Frederic Esquevin (supported by UDF - Modem)
  • Jacqueline Bousquet Salmani (UMP)
  • Claude Roelens-Dequidt LCR

2 {{E}} district: Albi-Gaillac-Graulhet (Outgoing: Thierry Carcenac)

  • Roxana Farina Concha (PCF - Left popular and antilibérale)
  • Thierry Carcenac (PS)
  • Laurence Pujol (UDF - Modem)
  • Catherine Reveillon (UMP)
  • Daniele Wargnies LCR

3 {{E}} district: Castrate-Mountain (Outgoing: Philippe Folliot (related UDF - Modem))

  • Philippe Guerineau (PCF - Left popular and antilibérale)
  • Aude Raynaud (PRG, supported by the PS)
  • Philippe Folliot (related UDF - Modem, supported by the UMP)
  • Yann Puech LCR

4 {{E}} district: Mazamet-Lavaur (Outgoing: Bernard Carayon (UMP))

Tarn-et-Garonne (82)

1 {{E}} district:
  • Geoffroy Gerdi - Alternate liberal
  • Daniel Lacroze Marty - (France in Action)
  • Robert Romanin - (LCR)
  • Christelle Gibert - (CPNT]])
  • Hugues Bauchy - (French Communist party PCF)
  • Cumoura Pierre-Alain - (Movement For France MPF)
  • Roland Garrigues - (left socialist PS)
  • Jacques Larroque - UDF - Movement democratic (France)
  • Annie Tourenc - (left occitan)
  • Delphine Tantot - (national Face FN)
  • Marie Sautel - (INS)
  • Jean-Claude Espinosa - (Working Fight LO)
  • Brigitte Barèges - (Union for the Popular Movement UMP)
  • Roland Garrigues - (left socialist PS)
  • Annie Bonnefont - (the Greens)

2 {{E}} district:

  • Ludovic Andrieux - (MPF)
  • Sylvie Benoit MNR-CONTRE the IMMIGRATION-ISLAMISATION
  • Jean-Marc Bouyer - (France in Action)
  • Jacques Briat - (UMP)
  • Laurence Carara - (LCR)
  • Francoise Durand - (French Communist party PCF)
  • Alain Jean - (the Greens)
  • Jean-Yves Jouglar - (CPNT)
  • Sylvia Pinel PRG-PS-MRC
  • Valerie Rabassa - UDF - Democratic movement (France) - " With the President of République"
  • Francoise Ratsimba - (Working Fight LO)
  • Paulo Varela Da Veiga GENERATION ECOLOGY
  • Pierre Verdier - (national Face FN)

References

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