PROFILPELAJAR.COM

Massif central–Centre
Massif central–Centre
European Parliament constituency
	Location among the 2014 constituencies
	Shown within France
Member state	France
Created	2004
MEPs	6 (2004–2009) ; 5 (2009–2019)
Sources
	[1][2][3]

It consists of the region of Centre-Val de Loire^[1] and the former regions of Auvergne,^[2] and Limousin.^[3]

Members of the European Parliament

2004 European Parliament election
Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Socialist Party	440,249	31.23	3
	Union for a Popular Movement	287,085	20.36	2
	Union for French Democracy	140,477	9.96	1
	National Front	135,929	9.64	–
	Movement for France	93,301	6.62	–
	The Greens	88,457	6.27	–
	French Communist Party	87,654	6.22	–
	Lutte Ouvrière–Revolutionary Communist League	38,070	2.70	–
	Hunting, Fishing, Nature and Traditions	33,995	2.41	–
	France from Below	25,965	1.84	–
	Rally of French Taxpayers	15,000	1.06	–
	Workers' Party	12,809	0.91	–
	National Republican Movement	5,443	0.39	–
	Live Better with Europe	2,785	0.20	–
	Europe–Democracy–Esperanto	2,159	0.15	–
	Alliance Royale	284	0.02	–
	Federalist Party	102	0.01	–
	F.R.A.N.C.E. - Pôle des Libertés	57	0.00	–
Total		1,409,821	100.00	6

Valid votes		1,409,821	96.02
Invalid/blank votes		58,500	3.98
Total votes		1,468,321	100.00
Registered voters/turnout		3,235,943	45.38
Source: Minister of the Interior^[4]

In the 2009 election, five MEPs were elected from the constituency

2009 European Parliament election
Party		Votes	%	Seats
	Union for a Popular Movement	382,632	28.51	3
	Socialist Party	238,806	17.79	1
	Europe Ecology	182,311	13.58	1
	Democratic Movement	109,369	8.15	–
	Left Front	108,194	8.06	–
	New Anticapitalist Party	73,162	5.45	–
	National Front	68,665	5.12	–
	Libertas France	65,718	4.90	–
	Independent Ecological Alliance	46,351	3.45	–
	Party of France	25,294	1.88	–
	Republic Arise	19,231	1.43	–
	Lutte Ouvrière	18,841	1.40	–
	Europe–Democracy–Esperanto	2,633	0.20	–
	Newropeans	230	0.02	–
	People's Union	229	0.02	–
	Alliance Royale	228	0.02	–
	Communists	185	0.01	–
	Humanist Party	97	0.01	–
	Rally for Citizen's Initiative	49	0.00	–
	Programme contre la précarité et le sexisme	24	0.00	–
Total		1,342,249	100.00	5

Valid votes		1,342,249	94.34
Invalid/blank votes		80,498	5.66
Total votes		1,422,747	100.00
Registered voters/turnout		3,342,417	42.57
Source: Minister of the Interior^[5]

2014 European Parliament election
Party		Votes	%	Seats
	National Front	356,098	24.18	2
	Union for a Popular Movement	314,959	21.38	2
	Socialist Party	233,079	15.82	1
	Union of Democrats and Independents–Democratic Movement	146,482	9.94	–
	Left Front	110,087	7.47	–
	Europe Ecology – The Greens	101,331	6.88	–
	Debout la France	67,729	4.60	–
	New Deal	41,905	2.84	–
	Independent Ecological Alliance	30,480	2.07	–
	Lutte Ouvrière	19,740	1.34	–
	Nous Citoyens	15,979	1.08	–
	Blank Vote Citizens	15,592	1.06	–
	Europe Citoyenne	7,574	0.51	–
	Popular Republican Union	4,731	0.32	–
	Europe–Democracy–Esperanto	3,390	0.23	–
	Feminists for a United Europe	1,016	0.07	–
	Pirate Party	560	0.04	–
	Communists	462	0.03	–
	Real Democracy	369	0.03	–
	Alliance Royale	321	0.02	–
	Parti pour la décroissance	316	0.02	–
	Régions et Peuples Solidaires	245	0.02	–
	Force Vie	234	0.02	–
	European Federalist Party	190	0.01	–
	Syndicat de lutte contre les banques	129	0.01	–
Total		1,472,998	100.00	5

Valid votes		1,472,998	94.82
Invalid/blank votes		80,396	5.18
Total votes		1,553,394	100.00
Registered voters/turnout		3,371,274	46.08
Source: Minister of the Interior^[6]

^ The region Centre-Val de Loire was previously named "Centre" before 17 January 2015.
^ The former region of Auvergne is now part of the region of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes since 1 January 2016.
^ The former region of Limousin is part of the region of Nouvelle-Aquitaine since 1 January 2016.
^ "Scrutin du 13 juin 2004 - Résultat cloturé le 13 JUIN - Massif-Central Centre". interieur.gouv.fr. Minister of the Interior. Retrieved 8 March 2024.
^ "Résultats des élections Européennes 2009 Circonscription Massif-Central Centre". interieur.gouv.fr. Minister of the Interior. Retrieved 8 March 2024.
^ "Circonscription - Massif-Central Centre (06)". interieur.gouv.fr. Minister of the Interior. Retrieved 8 March 2024.

This French elections-related article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.

This article about the European Union is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.