Doubs's 5th constituency - Wikipedia

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5th constituency of Doubs
Constituency of the National Assembly of France
The constituency shown within Franche-Comté
Incumbent deputy	Annie Genevard LR
Department	Doubs
Cantons	Amancey, Levier, Montbenoît, Morteau, Mouthe, Pierrefontaine-les-Varans, Pontarlier, Le Russey, Vercel-Villedieu-le-Camp
Registered voters	81,964 (2017)
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The 5th constituency of Doubs (French: Cinquième circonscription du Doubs) is one of five electoral districts in the department of the same name, each of which returns one deputy to the French National Assembly in elections using the two-round system, with a run-off if no candidate receives more than 50% of the vote in the first round.

The constituency is made up of the nine former cantons of Amancey, Levier, Montbenoît, Morteau, Mouthe, Pierrefontaine-les-Varans, Pontarlier, Le Russey, and Vercel-Villedieu-le-Camp.^[1]

Geographically the largest of the department's constituencies, the 5th includes much of the Jura mountains and boasts long borders with Switzerland to the east and the Jura department to the south-west.

At the time of the 1999 census (which was the basis for the most recent redrawing of constituency boundaries, carried out in 2010) the 5th constituency had a total population of 95,007.

Uniquely in Doubs, the seat has been held continuously by Gaullist parties since 1988.

Election	Member	Party
1986	Proportional representation – no election by constituency
	1988	Roland Vuillaume	RPR
1993
1997
	2002	Jean-Marie Binetruy	UMP
2007
2012	Annie Genevard
	2017	LR
2022
2024

Candidate	Party	Alliance	First round	Second round
Votes	%	+/–	Votes	%	+/–
	Annie Genevard	LR	UDC	20,356	35.20	-6.87	35,576	62.69	-9.37
	Florianne Jeandenand	RN		19,505	33.73	+19.12	21,173	37.31	new
	Matthieu Cassez	LFI	NFP	9,709	16.79	-1.93
	Lucas Boillot	REN	Ensemble	7,176	12.41	-7.08
	Sonya Morrison	LO		588	1.02	-0.17
	Nolann Laurent	DIV		497	0.86	new
Votes	57,831	100.00		56,749	100.00
Valid votes	57,831	97.53	-0.65	56,749	95.91	+6.24
Blank votes	871	1.47	+0.14	1,712	2.89	-4.60
Null votes	591	1.00	+0.51	708	1.20	-1.63
Turnout	59,293	69.54	+21.25	59,169	69.39	+27.96
Abstentions	25,970	30.46	-21.25	26,104	30.61	-27.96
Registered voters	85,263		85,273
Source: [1]
Result	LR HOLD

^[2]

Candidate	Label	First round	Second round
Votes	%	Votes	%
	Annie Genevard	LR	15,968	38.49	21,812	59.78
	Sylvie Le Hir	REM	13,728	33.09	14,674	40.22
	Jérémy Navion	FN	4,401	10.61
	Martine Ludi	FI	3,632	8.75
	Anthony Poulin	ECO	1,632	3.93
	Jean-Marie Pietoukhoff	ECO	628	1.51
	Évelyne Ternant	PCF	580	1.40
	Yannick Ardiet	DIV	350	0.84
	Emmanuel Chabeuf	DIV	298	0.72
	Myriam Springaux	EXG	269	0.65
Votes	41,486	100.00	36,486	100.00
Valid votes	41,486	98.08	36,486	92.72
Blank votes	557	1.32	1,953	4.96
Null votes	253	0.60	913	2.32
Turnout	42,296	51.60	39,352	48.01
Abstentions	39,674	48.40	42,612	51.99
Registered voters	81,970		81,964
Source: Ministry of the Interior[3]

2012 legislative election in Doubs's 5th constituency^[4]

Candidate	Party	First round	Second round
Votes	%	Votes	%
	Annie Genevard	UMP	19,103	40.19%	26,651	62.54%
	Liliane Lucchesi	PS	11,009	23.16%	15,965	37.46%
	Nathalie Bertin	PR	6,327	13.31%
	Claude Vernier	FN	5,679	11.95%
	François Mandil	EELV	1,836	3.86%
	Claude Faivre	FG–NPA–LA	1,556	3.27%
	Christian Petit	MoDem	575	1.21%
	Renée Remy	MRC	352	0.74%
	Jean-Marie Pietoukhoff	??	329	0.69%
	Chantal Charles	DLR	275	0.58%
	Odile Humbert	LO	249	0.52%
	Gaëlle Wendlinger	AEI	238	0.50%
Valid votes	47,528	98.47%	42,616	96.85%
Spoilt and null votes	739	1.53%	1,388	3.15%
Votes cast / turnout	48,267	62.41%	44,004	56.91%
Abstentions	29,075	37.59%	33,314	43.09%
Registered voters	77,342	100.00%	77,318	100.00%

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