It is in the Lot department that participation has increased the most in the second round since the last legislative elections. And it is in Haute-Corse that the decline is most marked. Consult the evolution in your department on our map.
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At 5 p.m., participation in the second round of the legislative elections, Sunday June 19, stood at 38.11% at the national level, according to the Ministry of the Interior, up 2.78 points compared to the previous ballot. of 2017. Turnout at this time five years ago was 35.33%.
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However, the increase is not uniform in all French departments. Participation is down, particularly in the departments of Allier (−1.59 points), Ariège (−5.66) or Cantal (−2.82). But it is in Haute-Corse that the drop is the most notable with −9.37 points.
Conversely, participation is up sharply in the departments of the Paris region, particularly in Val-d’Oise (+5.21 points) or in Hauts-de-Seine (+6.65 points). In Vienne, it rose in 2017 from 34.68% to 43.07% in 2022, one of the largest increases with +8.39 points. But it is the Lot where the increase in participation at 5 p.m. is the strongest with +12.41 points going from 37.43% in 2017 to 49.84% in 2022. It is logically in this department of Lot that we also observe the highest participation: find all the participation rates at 5 p.m. (metropolitan France) on this map.