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It's 65% now, and 29.90%:25.72%, with only Paris, the Riviera, the surroundings of Strasbourg and Lyons, and 4-5 others remaining. So, was Paris as much pro-Sarko as the preliminary count in the other subthread shows, or the Riviera?

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by DoDo on Sun Apr 22nd, 2007 at 06:25:40 PM EST
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Forgot Aisne département (North of Paris) tops the Le Pen vote with 17.28%.

Southern Corsica (37.54% and Upper Savoy (37.47%) top the Sarko vote. Ariège (Pyrénées, South of Toulouse, probably includes afew) tops the Royal vote with 35.00%. Bayrou 'won' in Pyrénées-Atlantiques with 29.61%.

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by DoDo on Sun Apr 22nd, 2007 at 06:41:52 PM EST
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PACA is right; in Ile de France, the suburban departments of the outer ring are Sarkozy strongholds; city of Paris will be for Royal (though not massively due to right-wing  strongholds in western half of the city). Greatest interest will be to see how big a margin Royal wins by in the former red-belt communes, which are what is usually meant by journalists referring to "banlieux."
by desmoulins (gsb6@lycos.com) on Sun Apr 22nd, 2007 at 07:59:07 PM EST
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With 99 of 100(?) départements reporting, it stands:

Sarko 30.84%
Royal 25.98%
Bayrou 18.50%
Le Pen 10.71%
Besancon 4.23%

If that one remaining is Paris and goes to Royal as you say, good news.

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by DoDo on Sun Apr 22nd, 2007 at 08:16:01 PM EST
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No. Paris goes Sarko! And that 35.07% to Royal's 31.75%.

Barring some big campaign miralce, or a deal with Bayrou, I see President Sarko....

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by DoDo on Sun Apr 22nd, 2007 at 08:25:45 PM EST
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How could anyone who was OK with Sarkozy have not chosen him in the first round?  There is nothing ambigious about his position.  I look forward to the debate which I feel will make a big difference in the outcome.  
by paving on Sun Apr 22nd, 2007 at 10:56:06 PM EST
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Paris is right wing : the mayor is PS only because the right wingers are very concentrated in the western arrondissement.

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by linca (antonin POINT lucas AROBASE gmail.com) on Mon Apr 23rd, 2007 at 02:34:15 AM EST
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Yes, I got that wrong in my comment upthread. I had hoped that the big turnout and strong anti-Sarko sentiment in the eastern arrondissements might have given her a plurality.

For the second round, Paris is a place where Royal is likely to pick up a larger share of Bayrou's vote, esp in the eastern arrondissements where he scored in the high teens.

by desmoulins (gsb6@lycos.com) on Mon Apr 23rd, 2007 at 03:00:00 AM EST
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