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The 13th legislature of the French Fifth Republic was the parliamentary cycle started in June 2007 and lasted until June 2012. It was created after the 2007 legislative election that took place on 10 and 17 June 2007. The parliamentary majority belonged to the conservative Union for a Popular Movement (UMP), and supported the François Fillon government.



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e • d Summary of the 10 and 17 June 2007 French National Assembly elections results
Parties and coalitions
 First round
 Second round
 Total
Votes
 %
 Seats
 Votes
 %
 Seats
 Seats
 %



Union for a Popular Movement
 UMP
 10,289,737 39.54 98
 9,460,710 46.36 215
 313 54.25


New Centre
 NC
 616,440 2.37 8
 433,057 2.12 14
 22 3.81


Miscellaneous Right
 DVD
 641,842 2.47 2
 238,588 1.17 7
 9 1.56


Movement for France
 MPF
 312,581 1.20 1
 – – –
 1 0.17

Presidential majority (right)
 11,860,600 45.58 109
 10,132,355 49.65 236
 345 59.79



Socialist Party
 PS
 6,436,520 24.73 1
 8,624,861 42.27 185
 186 32.24


French Communist Party
 PCF
 1,115,663 4.29 0
 464,739 2.28 15
 15 2.60


Miscellaneous Left
 DVG
 513,407 1.97 0
 503,556 2.47 15
 15 2.60


Radical Party of the Left
 PRG
 343,565 1.32 0
 333,194 1.63 7
 7 1.21


The Greens
 VEC
 845,977 3.25 0
 90,975 0.45 4
 4 0.69

Parliamentary left
 9,255,132 35.56 1
 10,017,325 49.10 226
 227 39.34


Democratic Movement
 MoDem
 1,981,107 7.61 0
 100,115 0.49 3
 3 0.52

Miscellaneous
 DIV
 267,760 1.03 0
 33,068 0.16 1
 1 0.17

Regionalists and separatists
 REG
 133,473 0.51 0
 106,484 0.52 1
 1 0.17


National Front
 FN
 1,116,136 4.29 0
 17,107 0.08 0
 0 0.00

Far-left
 EXG
 888,250 3.41 0
 – – –
 0 0.00


Hunting, Fishing, Nature, Traditions
 CPNT
 213,427 0.82 0
 – – –
 0 0.00

Ecologists
 ECO
 208,456 0.80 0
 – – –
 0 0.00

Far-right
 EXD
 102,124 0.39 0
 – – –
 0 0.00

Total
 26,026,465 100.00 110
 20,406,454 100.00 467
 577 100.00

Valid votes
 26,026,465 98.13
20,406,454 96.58
Spoilt and null votes
 495,357 1.87
 722,585 3.42
Votes cast / turnout
 26,521,822 60.42
 21,129,039 59.98
Abstentions
 17,374,011 39.58
 14,096,209 40.02
Registered voters
 43,895,833
35,225,248

Source: Official Voting Results: Ministry of the Interior


13th Assembly by Parliamentary Group































































Group
 Leader
 Parties
 Seats
 Caucusing
 Total
 
UMP Group (Union pour un Mouvement Populaire)
Jean-François Copé
 UMP, DVD
 314
 6
 320
 
Socialist, Radical, and Citizen Group (Groupe socialiste, radical, et citoyen)
Jean-Marc Ayrault
 PS, PRG, DVG, MRC
 186
 18
 204
 
New Centre-Presidential Majority (Nouveau Centre-Majorité Présidentielle)
François Sauvadet
 NC-PSLE, MAJ, DVD
 20
 3
 23
 
Democratic and Republican Left (Gauche démocrate et républicaine)
Jean-Claude Sandrier
 PCF, VEC, DVG, MIM
 24
 0
 24
 
 Non-Inscrits
MoDem, DLR, MPF
 6
 0
 6


Total:
550
27
577

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