French National Assembly Elections, 06/30-07/07

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The Cote d'Azur was not always a right-wing stronghold. Mitterrand won it in the 1965 presidential election.



In 1974 too


He still won it in 1981


And in 1988


The map started to become different in 1995


In 2007, the Cote d'Azur and the places near the German border became right-wing strongholds


The last left vs right presidential election map until now


2022 president


Today

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French voters in USA + Canada

Ensemble 36363 (39%)
NFP 33822 (36%)
RN 10018 (11%)
LR 4856 (5%)

Miami
Ensemble 1262 (41%)
RN 835 (27%)
NFP 361 (12%)
LR 289 (9%)

Miami attracts the right not only from Latin America


French voters in Latin America
NFP 6952 (36%)
Ensemble (33%)
RN 2553 (13%)

São Paulo
Ensemble 677 (35%)
NFP 611 (32%)
RN 210 (11%)

Rio
NFP 547 (48%)
Ensemble 349 (31%)
RN 94 (8%)

Brasília
NFP 200 (55%)
Ensemble 81 (22%)
RN 45 (12%)

These French voters in Brazil would help us a lot if they get Brazilian citizenship and vote here

[buritobr]

The biggest cause of the RN is the implementation of anti-immigration legislation.

Paris has the lowest vote share for RN. The capital has the highest share of immigrants in the population. But the % of the RN in the capital is so low, that we can conclude that the RN performs worse in the native white population in Paris than in the native white population in rural areas. This native white population in Paris is supposed to be the most affected people by the large number of immigrants, something RN is willing to fight against.

So, we can think that the immigration is not really a negative thing for France, it is only something that the far-right wants to portray as a negative thing.