Legislative elections in France

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Legislative elections in France (French: Élections législatives en France) determine who becomes Members of Parliament, each with the right to sit in the National Assembly, which is the lower house of the French Parliament.^[1]

List of elections[]

• 1791
• 1792
• 1795
• 1797
• 1798
• 1799
• 1815
• 1816
• 1817
• 1819
• 1820
• 1824
• 1827
• 1830
• 1831
• 1834
• 1837
• 1839
• 1842
• 1846
• 1848
• 1849
• 1852
• 1857
• 1863
• 1869
• 1871
• 1876
• 1877
• 1881
• 1885
• 1889
• 1893
• 1898
• 1902
• 1906
• 1910
• 1914
• 1919
• 1924
• 1928
• 1932
• 1936
• 1945
• 1946 (Jun)
• 1946 (Nov)
• 1951
• 1956
• 1958
• 1962
• 1967
• 1968
• 1973
• 1978
• 1981
• 1986
• 1988
• 1993
• 1997
• 2002
• 2007
• 2012
• 2017
• 2022

References[]

See also[]

• Elections in France

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