The right has won a landslide victory in the second round of the departmental elections, Sunday, March 29, seizing 25 councils led by the left long ago. Most records a heavy defeat but saved the honor by taking the Lozère. Despite historical scores, the National Front failed to conquer department
Read the summary. The important point of the second round of the departmental elections
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The department that switches from right left
Lozère: toggle the department for the first time in its history and is an exception in that election. The outgoing council was led by the UMP Jean-Paul Pourquier, a narrow majority
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The 25 departments that switch from left to right
Corrèze: earth election of François Hollande, the Socialist Party had won little in 2008. The UMP wins 13 out of 19 cantons
The North. the defeat of the Socialist Party was almost gained in the first round in the fief of Martine Aubry, with the elimination of its candidates in 27 of the 41 cantons. Senator Jean-René Lecerf, elected in the first round and the future president of the council, confirmed the UMP takeover
Essonne. in the stronghold Manuel Valls, the PS was already in bad shape after the first round. The leader of the PS, Jérôme Guedj, has finally recognized the victory of the right
Morbihan:. securely anchored to the left since 1976, led department by Claudy Lebreton is a surprise conquest for the right. The National Front was a surprise in the first round by gently leading the way. The lists of union of the right have won 17 of the 27 cantons of the department
Bouches-du-Rhône. Martine Vassal, leader of the alliance UMP- IDUs should be Thursday, the first woman elected to chair the meeting of the department which, until now, had only known the left. The win also marks the end of the presidency of the former Socialist Jean-Noel Guerini, who headed the department since 1998
The Doubs. the department of Pierre Moscovici toggle right, announced Claude Jeannerot, Socialist president of the council. The UMP-UDI won 11 cantons against 8 for the left. The FN was won in the first round
Seine-et-Marne. theater of a true “blue wave”, the department has seen 19 of its 23 cantons won by the right pairs. The FN in position to get elected after the first round, will ultimately not
L’Allier . UMP announces support to the Communist Party of one of his last two departments
The Drôme . the result was predictable in this department where the PS was seriously threatened. The leader of the departmental PS, Didier Guillaume, acknowledged the defeat of his party
Isère . local officials of the UMP claimed, unsurprisingly, the victory of their training. Absent in the second round in 11 of the 28 cantons of the Isere, left, knew she was going to lose this department, it held since 2001
Oise. MP -maire UMP Edouard Courtial claimed on Sunday a “landslide victory” of the united right in his department after more than a decade left. In the first round, the FN had made an impressive breakthrough comes first in 15 of the 21 cantons and taking the lead with 35.11% of the vote.
Cher : the right will have 24 of the 38 councilors of the County Council, according to the final results of the second round
Saône-et-Loire. in this department which was led by the former Socialist minister Arnaud Montebourg, the leader of the Right, Alain Accary, had boasted at the first round tonight to have registered the “very good scores.” Sunday, the right pairs have won 16 cantons, against 13 for pairs of left
Deux-Sèvres. right logically taken over the department in the line of good performance of the first round. Right lists get 11 cantons, against 6 for pairs left. The union of the right ballot was very favorable in the first round to take over the department that the left had removed him in 2008 for the first time in its history
La Creuse. Limousin Department, which seemed a priori less threatened before the election, was finally delighted by the right, on Sunday night, which won 11 of the 16 cantons of the department.
Charente: in this department, the rocker was played little, but the results are ultimately favorable to the right, which emerged victorious in 10 of the 19 cantons of the department
. Pyrénées-Atlantiques: the union of right and center claimed victory in 16 of 27 districts in total in a department headed since 2011 by the Socialist Party, which would get only ten cantons, told AFP concordant political sources. Jean-Jacques Lasserre, Senator modem, will be president of the departmental assembly
Seine-Maritime . the socialist president of the council, Nicolas Rouly, announced the loss of the department, led by the PS since 2004
Jura. UMP announced the decision of the department that the PS ran with a small majority.
Belfort “General rocking right advice” , told AFP the departmental secretary and UMP deputy mayor of Belfort, Damien Meslot. The right has won 6 of the 9 districts of the department, according to the results of the Prefecture
The Ain. catastrophic results for the PS in Ain, where n ‘ one gets elected to the entire department. The UMP and the candidate variety droitet and UDI raflent total of 42 seats out of the 46 Council of the department
Eure. Not surprisingly, left largely in trouble after the first round, was overwhelmingly defeated in that department. Right formations totaled 31 elected, against 15 candidates left. The FN, despite good results in the first round gets no elected
Indre-et-Loire. the result is clear: in Indre-et-Loire, right raffle 30 of the 38 seats in the General Council, inflicting a heavy defeat to the PS and taking this department won narrowly by the left in 2008
Aisne. c ‘ is the right (UMP and IDUs) who finished on top with 9 wins cantons, followed by the Socialist Party, which imposes in 8 cantons
sum . the Right has obtained an absolute majority with 13 out of 23 cantons in the Somme, thus taking the department to the left. The union of the left gets five cantons while the National Front tops in a canton
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