Less than two years after being re-elected as mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo chose to enter the presidential race. It was bad for him. At the national level, she obtained 1,75% (or 616.651 votes) and ranked in 10th position, only ahead of Philippe Poutou of the New Anti-Capitalist Party (0,77%; 268.984 votes) and Nathalie Arthaud (0,56%; 197.184 votes). ) ! For comparison, Emmanuel Macron obtained almost 10 million votes; Marine Le Pen, more than 8 million; and Jean-Luc Mélenchon, around 7,7 million.
In Paris – his city – it’s not much better. Out of 1 million voters only 23000 Parisians, or 2,17%, chose the socialist candidate, who came in 7th position on the banks of the Seine. A slap. In the socialist stronghold of Marais, its results are also bad.
In the 3rd arrondissement, the mayor, in 7th position, reached 2,52% thanks to 441 votes out of 17.515. This is less than Marine Le Pen and Eric Zemmour. In the Picasso Museum district, the six candidates who came first are, in order: Emmanuel Macron (43%), Jean-Luc Mélenchon (26%), Yannick Jadot (9%), Eric Zemmour (6%) , Valérie Pécresse (5%) and Marine Le Pen (3,8%).
In the 4th arrondissement (14584 voters), the results are almost identical. In 7th position, Anne Hidalgo obtained 2,57% and 375 votes out of 14.584. In the BHV district and Place des Vosges, the six candidates who came out on top are: Emmanuel Macron (41%), Jean-Luc Mélenchon (23,5%), Eric Zemmour (8%), Yannick Jadot (9%). ), Valérie Pécresse (6%), Marine Le Pen (5%).
Text: Axel G.
11.04.22
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