Bas-Rhin's 4th constituency

4th constituency of the Bas-Rhin
French National Assembly ; constituency
	Bas-Rhin's 4th Constituency shown within Alsace
	Bas-Rhin in France
Deputy	Martine Wonner; Liberties and Territories
Department	Bas-Rhin
Cantons	Geispolsheim, Mundolsheim (part), Truchtersheim, Illkirch-Graffenstaden (Part)
Registered voters	89,926

The 4th constituency of the Bas-Rhin is a French legislative constituency in the Bas-Rhin département.

Description[]

This constituency spreads west from Strasbourg and includes several small commuter towns such as Geispolsheim and Lingolsheim. It also contains Strasbourg International Airport within its borders.

The seat had been dominated by parties of the right throughout the 5th Republic until 2017, electing representatives from both Gaullist and non-Gaullist parties.

Historic representation[]

Election		Member	Party
	1958		MRP
	1962		CNIP
	1973		UDR
	1978		RPR
1986		Proportional representation – no election by constituency
	1988		RPR
	1995		UDF
	2002		UMP
	2012		UMP
	2015		LR
	2017	Martine Wonner	LREM
	2020		EDS
	2020		LT

Election results[]

2017[]

Results of the 11 June and 18 June 2017 French National Assembly election in Bas-Rhin’s 4th Constituency^[1]
Candidate		Party		1st round		2nd round
Candidate		Party		Votes	%	Votes	%
	Martine Wonner	La République En Marche!	LREM	19,127	41.52	20,842	55.86
	Sophie Rohfritsch	The Republicans	LR	10,941	23.75	16,471	44.14
	Thibault Manteaux	National Front	FN	4,926	10.69
	Albert Schwartz	La France Insoumise	FI	3,237	7.03
	Morgane Keck	Regionalist	REG	2,009	4.36
	Nathalie Palmier	Ecologist	ECO	1,685	3.66
	Jacques Cordonnier	Far Right	EXD	1,039	2.26
	Thibaut Vinci	Radical Party of the Left	PRG	845	1.83
	Michèle Tremolieres	Ecologist	ECO	674	1.46
	Eric Mouy	Debout la France	DLF	659	1.43
	Alexandra Brasleret	Independent	DIV	296	0.64
	Yasmina Chadli	Communist Party	PCF	239	0.52
	Patrick Arbogast	Independent	DIV	168	0.36
	Marc Baud-Berthier	Far Left	EXG	139	0.30
	Mathieu Le Tallec	Far Left	EXG	81	0.18

Total				46,065	100%	37,313	100%

Registered voters				94,513		94,490
Blank/Void ballots				626	1.34%	2,494	6.47%
Turnout				46,691	49.40%	39,807	42.13%
Abstentions				47,822	50.60%	54,683	57.87%

Result						LREM GAIN FROM LR

2012[]

Results of the 10 June and 17 June 2012 French National Assembly election in Bas-Rhin’s 4th Constituency^[2]
Candidate		Party		1st round		2nd round
Candidate		Party		Votes	%	Votes	%
	Sophie Rohfritsch	Union for a Presidential Majority	UMP	21,951	43.94	29,154	65.05
	Nadine Soccio	Socialist Party	PS	11,646	23.31	15,665	34.95
	Pascale Elles	National Front	FN	7,987	15.99
	Luc Huber	Europe Ecology - The Greens	EELV	2,347	4.70
	Danielle Meyer-Traber	Centrist Alliance	AC	1,510	3.02
	Julien Ratcliffe	Left Front	FG	1,117	2.24
	Frédéric Le Jehan	The Centre for France	CEN	818	1.64
	Jacques Barthel	Miscellaneous Right	DVD	641	1.28
	Agnès Hirzel	Ecologist	ECO	591	1.18
	Emmanuel Leroy	Other	AUT	394	0.79
	Jean-Philippe Martin	Ecologist	ECO	340	0.68
	Marie Gabrielle Lucas	Miscellaneous Right	DVD	314	0.63
	Valérie Acker	Far Left	EXG	171	0.34
	Marc Baud-Berthier	Far Left	EXG	131	0.26

Total				49,958	100%	44,819	100%

Registered voters				89,933		89,926
Blank/Void ballots				629	1.24%	1,323	2.87%
Turnout				50,587	56.25%	46,142	51.31%
Abstentions				39,346	43.75%	43,784	48.69%

Result						UMP HOLD

2007[]

Yves Bur was elected with more than 50% of the vote in the first round of voting, and therefore no second round took place.

Results of the 10 June and 17 June 2007 French National Assembly election in Bas-Rhin’s 4th Constituency^[3]
Candidate		Party		1st round
Candidate		Party		Votes	%
	Yves Bur	Union for a Presidential Majority	UMP	36,365	56.84
	Claude Froehly	Socialist Party	PS	10,078	15.75
	Anne Meunier	Democratic Movement	MoDem	7,123	11.13
	Jacques Fernique	The Greens	LV	3,349	5.23
	Marie Madeline Heitz	National Front	FN	3,235	5.06
	Fabien Foesser	Ecologist	ECO	1,147	1.79
	Michel Oswald	Far Left	EXG	927	1.45
	Anthony Meckert	Independent	DIV	550	0.86
	Frédéric Lalande	Far Right	EXD	459	0.72
	Ariane Henry	Communist Party	PCF	381	0.60
	Marc Baud-Berthier	Far Left	EXG	366	0.57

Total				63,980	100%

Registered voters				114,052
Blank/Void ballots				957	1.47%
Turnout				64,937	56.94%
Abstentions				49,115	43.06%

Result				UMP HOLD

2002[]

Yves Bur was elected with more than 50% of the vote in the first round of voting, and therefore no second round took place.

Results of the 9 June and 16 June 2002 French National Assembly election in Bas-Rhin’s 4th Constituency^[4]
Candidate		Party		1st round
Candidate		Party		Votes	%
	Yves Bur	Union for a Presidential Majority	UMP	36,140	57.48
	Jacques Fernique	The Greens	LV	12,167	19.35
	Marilene Heitz	National Front	FN	7,073	11.25
	G. Pierre Noth	National Republican Movement	MNR	3,084	4.90
	Martine Charbonnel	Ecologist	ECO	1,516	2.41
	Jacqueline Berthon	Republican Pole	PR	977	1.55
	Claude Kugler	Workers’ Struggle	LO	753	1.20
	Rene Floureux	Movement for France	MPF	530	0.84
	M. Olivier Gebuhrer	Communist Party	PCF	481	0.76
	Karl Goscheschek	Regionalist	REG	155	0.25

Total				62,876	100%

Registered voters				106,733
Blank/Void ballots				997	1.56%
Turnout				63,873	59.84%
Abstentions				42,860	40.16%

Result				UMP GAIN FROM UDF

Sources[]

[1] "Résultats des élections législatives 2017".

[2] "Résultats des élections législatives 2012".

[3] "Résultats des élections législatives 2007".

[4] "Résultats des élections législatives 2002".

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French National Assembly constituency
Bas-Rhin's 4th Constituency shown within Alsace
Bas-Rhin in France
Deputy	Martine Wonner Liberties and Territories
Department	Bas-Rhin
Cantons	Geispolsheim, Mundolsheim (part), Truchtersheim, Illkirch-Graffenstaden (Part)
Registered voters	89,926