2024 legislative results in Val-de-Marne.
Open any constituency for the elected deputy, both rounds where held, every candidate, turnout, ballot totals, and official source files.
Val-de-Marne
1ère circonscription
Val-de-Marne
Elected in round 2Sylvain Berrios
DVD · 7,245 vote deciding-round margin2ème circonscription
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Elected in round 1Clémence Guetté
UG · 15,341 vote deciding-round margin3ème circonscription
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Elected in round 2Louis Boyard
UG · 7,682 vote deciding-round margin4ème circonscription
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Elected in round 2Maud Petit
ENS · 314 vote deciding-round margin5ème circonscription
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Elected in round 2Mathieu Lefevre
ENS · 2,314 vote deciding-round margin6ème circonscription
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Elected in round 2Guillaume Gouffier Valente
ENS · 2,785 vote deciding-round margin7ème circonscription
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Elected in round 2Vincent Jeanbrun
LR · 545 vote deciding-round margin8ème circonscription
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Elected in round 2Michel Herbillon
LR · 8,825 vote deciding-round margin9ème circonscription
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Elected in round 1Isabelle Santiago
UG · 13,465 vote deciding-round margin10ème circonscription
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Elected in round 1Mathilde Panot
UG · 17,559 vote deciding-round margin11ème circonscription
Val-de-Marne
Elected in round 1Sophie Taillé-Polian
UG · 15,953 vote deciding-round marginSource: French Ministry of the Interior · official final historical results, not a current National Assembly roster.
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2024 Val-de-Marne Legislative Election Results
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