Côte-d'Or's 5th constituency

The 5th constituency of the Côte-d'Or is a French legislative constituency in the Côte-d'Or département. Like the other 576 French constituencies, it elects one MP using the two-round system.^[1]

5th Constituency of the Côte-d'Or
inline Constituency of the National Assembly of France
Côte-d'Or's 5th Constituency shown within Burgundy
Deputy	René Loiret RN
Department	Côte-d'Or
Cantons	Arnay-le-Duc, Beaune-Nord, Beaune-Sud, Bligny-sur-Ouche, Gevrey-Chambertin, Liernais, Nolay, Nuits-Saint-Georges, Pouilly-en-Auxois, Saint-Jean-de-Losne, Seurre.
Registered voters	82,948
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Description

Côte-d'Or's 5th constituency covers the southern section of the department with Beaune as its largest settlement.

Between 1988 and 2017, control of the seat swung between the Socialist Party and Gaullists, until centrist LREM won the seat in 2017.

Historic Representation

Election		Member	Party
1986		Proportional representation – no election by constituency
	1988	François Patriat	PS
	1993	Alain Suguenot	RPR
	1997	François Patriat	PS
	2002	Alain Suguenot[2]	UMP
	2007
	2012
	2017	Didier Paris	LREM
	2022
	2024	René Lioret	RN

Election results

2024

Candidate		Party	Alliance	First round			Second round
				Votes	%	+/–	Votes	%	+/–
	René Lioret	RN		26,514	45.31	+21.61	28,677	50.04	+4.28
	Didier Paris	REN	Ensemble	18,128	30.98	+4.15	28,633	49.96	-4.28
	Jérôme Flache	PCF	NFP	11,296	19.30	-0.36	withdrew
	Nicolas Baudot	DVD		1,531	2.62	new
	Françoise Petet	LO		818	1.40	+0.45
	Arnaud Cheront	DIV		233	0.40	new
Votes				58,520	100.00		57,310	100.00
Valid votes				58,520	96.69	-1.18	57,310	94.26	+3.72
Blank votes				1,464	2.42	+0.86	2,611	4.29	-3.16
Null votes				540	0.89	+0.32	880	1.45	-0.56
Turnout				60,524	70.73	+20.40	60,801	71.05	+23.45
Abstentions				25,052	29.27	-20.40	24,769	28.95	-23.45
Registered voters				85,570			85,576
Source:
Result				RN GAIN FROM RE

2022

Legislative Election 2022: Côte-d'Or's 5th constituency

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	LREM (Ensemble)	Didier Paris	11,326	26.83	-10.32
	RN	René Lioret	10,005	23.70	+6.56
	PCF (NUPÉS)	Isabelle de Almeida	8,299	19.66	+1.35
	LR (UDC)	Charlotte Fougère	5,620	13.31	−11.58
	DVD	Hervé Moreau	2,924	6.93	N/A
	REC	Denis Jordan	1,843	4.37	N/A
	DVG	Clélia Robert	1,430	3.39	N/A
	Others	N/A	762	-	−
Turnout			42,209	50.33	+0.11
2nd round result
	LREM (Ensemble)	Didier Paris	20,031	54.24	+0.46
	RN	René Lioret	16,897	45.76	N/A
Turnout			33,558	51.44	+7.64
	LREM hold

^[3]

2017

Candidate		Label	First round		Second round
			Votes	%	Votes	%
	Didier Paris	REM	15,428	37.15	17,822	53.78
	Hubert Poullot	LR	10,336	24.89	15,319	46.22
	René Lioret	FN	7,120	17.14
	Élisabeth Kremer	FI	4,041	9.73
	Jérôme Flache	PS	1,947	4.69
	Carole Bernhard	ECO	1,121	2.70
	Jacques Cardot	PCF	496	1.19
	Patrick Muller	ECO	431	1.04
	Édouard Clair	DIV	356	0.86
	Françoise Petet	EXG	255	0.61
Votes			41,531	100.00	33,141	100.00
Valid votes			41,531	97.94	33,141	89.62
Blank votes			633	1.49	2,846	7.70
Null votes			240	0.57	991	2.68
Turnout			42,404	50.22	36,978	43.80
Abstentions			42,038	49.78	47,455	56.20
Registered voters			84,442		84,433
Source: Ministry of the Interior[4]

2012

2012 legislative election in Cote-D'Or's 5th constituency^[5]

Candidate		Party	First round		Second round
			Votes	%	Votes	%
	Alain Suguenot	UMP	21,494	43.20%	26,876	56.24%
	Daniel Cadoux	PS	15,637	31.43%	20,908	43.76%
	Rémy Boursot	FN	7,222	14.52%
	Delphine Helle	FG	1,804	3.63%
	Alexandre Sokolovitch	EELV	1,096	2.20%
	Patrick Hillon	MoDem	801	1.61%
	Magalie Michaud	DLR	456	0.92%
	Agnès Meyniel	AEI	315	0.63%
	Eugène Krempp	Cap 21	300	0.60%
	Françoise Petet	LO	199	0.40%
	Yves Hollinger	NPA	149	0.30%
	Viviane Bienfait	SP	145	0.29%
	Lise-Marie Buet	MPF	134	0.27%
Valid votes			49,752	98.63%	47,784	97.40%
Spoilt and null votes			692	1.37%	1,274	2.60%
Votes cast / turnout			50,444	60.80%	49,058	59.14%
Abstentions			32,522	39.20%	33,898	40.86%
Registered voters			82,966	100.00%	82,956	100.00%

2007

Legislative Election 2007: Côte-d'Or's 5th constituency

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	UMP	Alain Suguenot	25,312	52.68	+11.80
	PS	Jean-Claude Robert	11,937	24.85	−12.74
	MoDem	Sophie Vielfaure	3,165	6.59	N/A
	FN	Pierre Jaboulet-Vercherre	2,693	5.61	−7.30
	LV	Christine Durnerin	1,112	2.31	N/A
	LCR	Yves Hollinger	996	2.07	+0.88
	Others	N/A	2,830	-	−
Turnout			48,847	60.02	−5.54
	UMP hold

2002

Legislative Election 2002: Côte-d'Or's 5th constituency

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	UMP	Alain Suguenot	20,410	40.88	+13.34
	PS	François Patriat	18,770	37.59	+4.35
	FN	Nicola Jaboulet-Vercherre	6,446	12.91	−5.23
	CPNT	Michel Couturier	735	1.47	N/A
	LCR	Yvette Andre	594	1.19	−0.79
	MPF	Jean-Maurice de Truchis	502	1.01	−2.74
	MEI	Nicole Essayan	476	0.95	−0.90
	EXG	Jacques Thomas	464	0.93	N/A
	LO	Françoise Petet	442	0.89	−1.44
	MNR	Gérard Allexant	385	0.77	N/A
	GE	Jean-Noël Faccini	274	0.55	N/A
	DIV	Jean-Baptiste Bouhey	231	0.46	N/A
	DIV	Chantal Charau	117	0.23	N/A
	DIV	Henri Boucher	83	0.17	N/A
Turnout			50,866	65.56	−3.71
2nd round result
	UMP	Alain Suguenot	24,313	51.18	+5.02
	PS	François Patriat	23,194	48.82	−5.02
Turnout			49,114	63.31	−10.43
	UMP gain from PS

1997

Legislative Election 1997: Côte-d'Or's 5th constituency

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	PS	François Patriat	16,351	33.24
	RPR	Alain Suguenot	13,551	27.54
	FN	Pierre Jaboulet-Vercherre	8,926	18.14
	PCF	Jean Guerret	2,209	4.49
	LDI	Jean-Maurice de Truchis	1,843	3.75
	LV	Jean-Jacques Bernard	1,731	3.52
	DIV	Jean-Noël Couzon	1,553	3.16
	LO	Régis Mayet	1,148	2.33
	LCR	Nathalie Malka	974	1.98
	MEI	Max Chaudron	912	1.85
Turnout			51,629	69.27
2nd round result
	PS	François Patriat	27,853	53.84
	RPR	Alain Suguenot	23,877	46.16
Turnout			54,947	73.74
	PS gain from RPR