Guadeloupe's 3rd constituency

Constituency of the French Fifth Republic

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3rd constituency of Guadeloupe
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Deputy	Max Mathiasin DVG
Department	Guadeloupe
Registered voters	83,684
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The 3rd constituency of Guadeloupe is a French legislative constituency in Guadeloupe, an insular region of France located in the Leeward Islands.

Since 2017, it is represented by Max Mathiasin an unaligned left wing (Miscellaneous left) deputy.

Deputies

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Election		Member
1988	Dominique Larifla	PS
1993	Édouard Chammougon	RPR
1995	Leo Andy	PS
1997	Leo Andy	PS
2002	Joël Beaugendre	UMP
2007	Jeanny Marc	PS
2012	Ary Chalus	PS
2017	Max Mathiasin	DVG ^[1]
2022	Max Mathiasin	DVG ^[1]

Election results

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2024

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Candidate		Party or alliance			First round		Second round
Candidate		Party or alliance			Votes	%	Votes	%
Max Mathiasin	Miscellaneous left	Independent	10,672	36.21	21,715	69.15
Rody Tolassy	National Rally			7,635	25.90	9,687	30.85
Nicolas Citadelle	New Popular Front	Socialist Party	4,361	14.80
Fred Deshayes	Miscellaneous left	Independent	3,381	11.47
Eric Coriolan	Regionalists	Independent	1,644	5.58
Christopher Petitfond	Miscellaneous centre	Independent	601	2.04
Sidjie Esdras	Far-left	Lutte Ouvrière	545	1.85
Bernard Abdoul-Maninroudine	Independent			271	0.92
Christèle Pignac	Reconquête			191	0.65
Francis Lalanne	Far-right	Independent	173	0.59
Total					29,474	100.00	31,402	100.00
Valid votes					29,474	95.28	31,402	94.84
Invalid votes					766	2.48	909	2.75
Blank votes					694	2.24	799	2.41
Total votes					30,934	100.00	33,110	100.00
Registered voters/turnout					85,766	36.07	85,777	38.60
Source: ^[2]

2022

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Candidate		Label	First round		Second round
Candidate		Label	Votes	%	Votes	%
Rody Tolassy	RN	4,164	20.09	11,393	47.88
Max Mathiasin	DVG	3,508	16.93	12,402	52.12
Ferdy Louisy	GUSR	2,917	14.07
Sylvie Chammougon Anno	PS	1,924	9.28
Marie-Laure Aigle	LFI	1,731	8.35
Raphaël Lapin	DVG	1,711	8.26
José Toribio	DVG	1,417	6.84
Hubert Quiaba	EELV	945	4.56
Fauvert Savan	DIV	506	2.44
Fabrice Luce	DIV	397	1.92
Félix Alain Flémin	PCF	389	1.88
Grégory Cabrion	GGDN	329	1.59
Sidjie Esdras	CO	267	1.29
Delphine Pierquin	LR	258	1.24
Christian-Georges Henry-Léo	DIV	110	0.53
Paul Éric Confiac	GPRG	106	0.51
Béatrice Gama	UDI	28	0.14
René Claude Argis	DIV	16	0.08
Prévert Mayengo	REC	2	0.01
Gilbert Edinval	DIV	0	0.00
Votes			20,725	100.00	23,795	100.00
Valid votes			20,725	94.10	23,795	97.94
Blank votes			661	3.00	889	1.05
Null votes			639	2.90	848	1.01
Turnout			22,025	26.11	25,532	30.27
Abstentions			62,323	73.89	58,807	69.73
Registered voters			84,348	83,438
Source: Ministry of the Interior

2017

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Candidate		Label	First round		Second round
Candidate		Label	Votes	%	Votes	%
Nestor Luce	LREM	2,621	14.76	6,764	34.85
Max Mathiasin	DVG	2,295	12.93	12,645	65.15
Ferdy Louisy	PS	1,792	10.09
José Toribio	DVG	1,768	9.96
Adrien Baron	PS	1,723	9.70
Hubert Quiaba	DVG	1,017	5.73
Sylvie Chammougon-Anno	LR	1,009	5.68
Céline Dechelette	LFI	946	5.33
Fauvert Savan	DIV	841	4.74
Ary Broussillon	DVG	756	4.26
Samuel Cazomont	DIV	637	3.59
Edwing Laupen Mondongue	DVG	568	3.20
Rody Tolassy	FN	471	2.65
Félix-Alain Flémin	PCF	415	2.34
Jean Morandais	DIV	243	1.37
Richard Nebor	DVG	218	1.23
Marie-Agnès Castrot	EXG	130	0.73
Paul Confiac	DVG	91	0.51
Jessy Raoelison	DIV	77	0.43
Jade Gallet	LFQO	65	0.37
Sylvain Porlon	DVD	40	0.23
Gilbert Edinval	DIV	33	0.19
Éric Madachon	DIV	0	0.00
Votes			17,756	100.00	19,409	100.00
Valid votes			17,756	91.40	19,409	88.14
Blank votes			855	4.40	1,273	5.78
Null votes			815	4.20	1,339	6.08
Turnout			19,426	23.21	22,021	26.31
Abstentions			64,262	76.79	61,663	73.69
Registered voters			83,688	83,684
Source: Ministry of the Interior

2012

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2012 legislative election in Guadeloupe's 3rd constituency
Candidate		Party	First round		Second round
Candidate		Party	Votes	%	Votes	%
Ary Chalus	PS	10,382	40.81%	15,665	51.15%
Max Mathiasin	PS	6,276	24.67%	14,963	48.85%
Jeanny Marc	PS	6,238	24.52%
Anne Legras	FN	717	2.82%
Jim Lapin	NC	642	2.52%
Gérard Uneau	EELV	604	2.37%
Francis Pauloby	DVD	363	1.43%
Lita Dahomay	CO	219	0.86%
Valid votes			25,441	95.09%	30,628	93.94%
Spoilt and null votes			1,314	4.91%	1,975	6.06%
Votes cast / turnout			26,755	34.76%	32,603	42.38%
Abstentions			50,211	65.24%	44,322	57.62%
Registered voters			76,966	100.00%	76,925	100.00%