French regional election - December 6 and 13, 2015

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Languedoc-roussillon MP


FN (alliot): 30,7
ps: 25,3
LR: 18,8
EELV (onnsta): 9,8
saurel (left): 5,3
ddebout la france: 4

[Bunwahaha [still dunno why, but well, so be it]]

I don't think PS voters will ever mobilise for someone like Estrosi.

lol, yeah, that is sure, either you choose for a reassuring classical 'far-right' or for a young sexy daring offensive and cute far-right.

Fine to see the South-West still...relatively...sane, though you still have to see the second run.

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Bretagne

PS: 35
LR: 22
FN: 18
troadec: 8

Centre-val de loire

FN: 30
LR: 30
PS: 25

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bourgogne franche comté

FN: 32
LR: 23
PS: 22

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Normandy

LR: 29
FN: 27
PS: 23
FG: 7
debout la france: 4

[Bunwahaha [still dunno why, but well, so be it]]

Nathalie K-M (vice president of the new UMP - I refuse to use her full name and theirs) has just hinted that the new UMP will refuse a fusion, calling it ''confusion''.

Sarkozy had said it a few days ago:

No fusion at all.

The only interrogation remains on Socialistes behavior.

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Alsace lorraine champagne ardennes

FN 35-39
LR: 22-26
PS: 16
EELV: 6

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Pays de al loire

LR: 33
PS: 26
FN: 21
EELV: 7

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PAca

MArion: 42
estrosi: 24,5
PS: 18
EELV: 6

[swl]

National resultats (temporary). Nothing very surprising. 1st round of next presidential election may be similar to that.

[Bunwahaha [still dunno why, but well, so be it]]

Sarkozy legitimating the FN vote, by victimizing those voters, kudos babyboy, you gonna help...

He repeated:

No fusion. No withdrawal.

Oh and Le Foll claiming 'the Left is the 1st party of France!', along with Philippot.

No, the 1st party of France is abstention.

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rhone alpes

waucquiez: 31
fn 26
ps: 23

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Turnout?

[Beezer]

So where can I or will be able to find maps?

[jaichind]

Will FG or EELV call on their supporters to vote for PS in the second round?

[Bunwahaha [still dunno why, but well, so be it]]

Oh and Rhône-Alpes is the 'other PACA' tonight, kinda reversed though, the young 'sexy' daring 'far-right' one doesn't belong to FN but to Rapublicains, for the main difference.

Over smiling Marine Le Pen, more self-confident and 'sane looking' than ever, claiming to have made 50% in Calais, yay.

Turnout?

No definitive figure, about 49% abstention for last estimation.

Last régionales had a 53,6% abstention (I don't know if that's the case but apparently, amusingly enough if so, in Anglo countries people ask turnout, here we ask abstention...).

[Bunwahaha [still dunno why, but well, so be it]]

Oho, little daring position, Lagarde, big UDI figurehead, calling for withdrawing lists where FN can win.

Division is on?

[Bunwahaha [still dunno why, but well, so be it]]

Phillipot happier and more dynamic than ever too speaking as if victory was really possible.

F**k he already makes something.

[Bunwahaha [still dunno why, but well, so be it]]

Castaner (PACA PS)
Masseret (ChamAlLo (sounds like the French word for marshmallow ^^), well, Great East, PS)

...both announce they maintain their list.

But PS says local decisions don't coun't, only national ones matters.

Yay boys, get the mess begins...

PS national council has to take place tonight.

[DavidB.]

What percentage does the third party have to reach in order to make the runoff a triangulaire?

[jaichind]

What percentage does the third party have to reach in order to make the runoff a triangulaire?

I think it is 10% of the first-round votes but I could be wrong about that.

[Zinneke]

Will FG or EELV call on their supporters to vote for PS in the second round?

EELV will, FG probably depends on the local actors.

[Bunwahaha [still dunno why, but well, so be it]]

What percentage does the third party have to reach in order to make the runoff a triangulaire?

5% to fuse, 10% to maintain your list.

But they really didn't want to make it simple and accessful to people, because, régionales list belong to what happens on départementales lists...

For those who understand French, a good enough video from Le Monde tries to explain it:

http://www.lemonde.fr/elections-regionales-2015/video/2015/12/05/comprendre-les-elections-regionales-en-2-minutes_4825256_4640869.html

They really screwed it up...all the way...with those 'fancy' regionales créations...

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How powerful would panzerbabby and panzergirl be as "region presidents" or whatever? I understand the regions aren't exactly that autonomous, so they wouldn't have the capacity to do anything too nasty, right?

[Bunwahaha [still dunno why, but well, so be it]]

How powerful would panzerbabby and panzergirl be as "region presidents" or whatever? I understand the regions aren't exactly that autonomous, so they wouldn't have the capacity to do anything too nasty, right?

They can open their big mouth all over the media, more than ever, and that is enough to be powerful nowadays.

Moreover, there is very few time now till the Présidentielles, then they couldn't be realistically be judged on their brilliant realizations either.

Régions are overall about economical policies, so they will try to boost the most they can about that, and Phillipot already is saying that they 'would do their best' but could be blocked by 'Bruxelles', so you can always find an easy victim.

Moreover that are 2 bordering régions which have their immigration issues, even if not the same, they will love to boost anything about that.

'Lol', Phillipot being interviewed and answering as if he had already won and had taken decisions...