French Politics / Public data
Data.
Different elections. Separate datasets.
Objective numerical results and descriptive context, without critical readings. Presidential, legislative and European elections have different voting systems and are never pooled into one result series.
01 · Presidential elections
The existing historical archive remains intact, including earlier elections outside the new parliamentary coverage window.
02 · National Assembly elections
Coverage window: 2006–2026. Every completed National Assembly general election in that period, not a fixed count of five. Municipal, Senate and constituency by-elections are excluded. No invented 2006 or 2026 result pages.
03 · European Parliament elections in France
Coverage window: 2006–2026. Every completed European election in France in that period, not a fixed count of five. Municipal, Senate and constituency by-elections are excluded. No invented 2006 or 2026 result pages.
Teaching and learning
Intended audience: Undergraduate students in French studies, history, political science and related fields; independent adult learners.
Suggested uses: Guided data interpretation, election comparison and evidence-based discussion.
After using this resource, learners should be able to:
- Interpret the election results, turnout figures and ballot statistics presented in this resource.
- Identify the election, round, geographic scope and denominator before comparing figures.
- Distinguish descriptive patterns in the data from claims about individual voting motives.
Use the objectives that correspond to the material available on this page. Collection pages provide entry points to individual resources; unfinished or unavailable material is not a completed learning activity.
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