Presidential: find the map of results in the major cities of France

Europe 1 with AFP 10:05 a.m., April 11, 2022

The results of the first round of the presidential election fell on Sunday evening.

Emmanuel Macron (27.6%) and Marine Le Pen (23.4%) are once again both qualified for the second round of the election.

Jean-Luc Mélenchon is in third place with 21.9% of the vote, closely following the candidate of the National Rally after a night of counting which saw the gap narrow.

How did the French vote in the large and medium-sized cities of France?

Which candidates did they vote for?

Discover the maps of their score city by city, and department by department. 

Jean Luc-Mélenchon is a hit in the big cities

With 40.53% of the vote in Lille, 40.73% in Montpellier or 36.95% in Toulouse, the candidate of rebellious France has made a spectacular breakthrough in the big cities.

He won 31% of the vote in towns with more than 100,000 inhabitants, far ahead of the Head of State (26%) and Marine Le Pen (16%).

Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Emmanuel Macron in the lead in medium-sized towns

The candidate of rebellious France and the head of state are far ahead of Marine Le Pen in medium-sized towns.

Jean-Luc Mélenchon won in Saint-Denis with 61.13%, Emmanuel Macron in Angers with 33.38% and in Dijon with 30.01% of the vote. 

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Marine Le Pen in the lead in the northern and southern departments 

The National Rally candidate wins in the northern and southern departments of the country, while Emmanuel Macron is a hit in the west. 

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In Paris, Emmanuel Macron imposes himself in the beautiful districts historically on the right

In the capital, the leader of La France Insoumise, with 30.09%, is not far behind Emmanuel Macron who obtained 35.33% of the vote for this first round of the presidential election.

The Head of State is essential in 13 districts including the beautiful districts historically on the right. 

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