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== Electoral record ==
== Electoral record ==
=== Presidential ===
{|class="wikitable" style="font-size:97%; text-align:left;"
|-
|colspan="7" align="center"|[[President of the French Republic]]
|-
!Election year
!Candidate
!1st round votes
!%
!2nd round votes
!%
!Winning party
|-
![[1974 French presidential election|1974]]{{sfn|Shields|2007|p=319}}
|[[Jean-Marie Le Pen]]
|190,921
|0.8% (7th)
|—
|—
|[[Independent Republicans]]
|-
![[1981 French presidential election|1981]]
|—
|—
|—
|—
|—
|[[Socialist Party (France)|Socialist Party]]
|-
![[1988 French presidential election|1988]]{{sfn|Shields|2007|p=319}}
|[[Jean-Marie Le Pen]]
|4,376,742
|14.4% (4th)
|—
|—
|[[Socialist Party (France)|Socialist Party]]
|-
![[1995 French presidential election|1995]]{{sfn|Shields|2007|p=319}}
|[[Jean-Marie Le Pen]]
|4,570,838
|15.0% (4th)
|—
|—
|[[Rally for the Republic]]
|-
![[2002 French presidential election|2002]]{{sfn|Shields|2007|p=319}}
|[[Jean-Marie Le Pen]]
|4,804,713
|16.9% (2nd)
|5,525,032
|17.8%
|[[Rally for the Republic]]
|-
![[2007 French presidential election|2007]]{{sfn|Shields|2007|p=319}}
|[[Jean-Marie Le Pen]]
|3,834,530
|10.4% (4th)
|—
|—
|[[Union for a Popular Movement]]
|-
![[2012 French presidential election|2012]]
|[[Marine Le Pen]]
|6,421,426
|17.9% (3rd)
|—
|—
|[[Socialist Party (France)|Socialist Party]]
|-
![[2017 French presidential election|2017]]
|[[Marine Le Pen]]
|7,678,491
|21.3% (2nd)
|10,638,475
|33.9%
|[[La République En Marche!]]
|}
=== Federal Senate ===
{|class="wikitable" style="font-size:97%; text-align:left;"
|-
|colspan="8" align="center"|[[National Assembly (France)|National Assembly]]
|-
!Election year
!Leader
!1st round votes
!%
!2nd round votes
!%
!Seats
!+/–
|-
![[1973 French legislative election|1973]]{{sfn|Shields|2007|p=319}}
|[[Jean-Marie Le Pen]]
|108,616
|0.5%
|—
|—
|{{composition bar|0|491|hex={{National Front (France)/meta/color}}}}
|{{steady}}
|-
![[1978 French legislative election|1978]]{{sfn|Shields|2007|p=319}}
|[[Jean-Marie Le Pen]]
|82,743
|0.3%
|—
|—
|{{composition bar|0|491|hex={{National Front (France)/meta/color}}}}
|{{steady}}
|-
![[1981 French legislative election|1981]]{{sfn|Shields|2007|p=319}}
|[[Jean-Marie Le Pen]]
|44,414
|0.2%
|—
|—
|{{composition bar|0|491|hex={{National Front (France)/meta/color}}}}
|{{steady}}
|-
![[1986 French legislative election|1986]]{{sfn|Shields|2007|p=319}}
|[[Jean-Marie Le Pen]]
|2,703,442
|9.6%
|—
|—
|{{composition bar|35|573|hex={{National Front (France)/meta/color}}}}
|<center>{{increase}} 35</center>
|-
![[1988 French legislative election|1988]]{{sfn|Shields|2007|p=319}}
|[[Jean-Marie Le Pen]]
|2,359,528
|9.6%
|—
|—
|{{composition bar|1|577|hex={{National Front (France)/meta/color}}}}
|<center>{{decrease}} 34</center>
|-
![[1993 French legislative election|1993]]<ref name="eed">{{cite web|url=http://www.nsd.uib.no/european_election_database/country/france/|publisher=European Election Database|title=France: Elections 1990–2010|access-date=6 September 2011}}</ref>
|[[Jean-Marie Le Pen]]
|3,155,702
|12.7%
|1,168,143
|5.8%
|{{composition bar|0|577|hex={{National Front (France)/meta/color}}}}
|<center>{{decrease}} 1</center>
|-
![[1997 French legislative election|1997]]<ref name=eed/>
|[[Jean-Marie Le Pen]]
|3,791,063
|14.9%
|1,435,186
|5.7%
|{{composition bar|1|577|hex={{National Front (France)/meta/color}}}}
|<center>{{increase}} 1</center>
|-
![[2002 French legislative election|2002]]<ref name=eed/>
|[[Jean-Marie Le Pen]]
|2,873,390
|11.1%
|393,205
|1.9%
|{{composition bar|0|577|hex={{National Front (France)/meta/color}}}}
|<center>{{decrease}} 1</center>
|-
![[2007 French legislative election|2007]]<ref name=eed/>
|[[Jean-Marie Le Pen]]
|1,116,136
|4.3%
|17,107
|0.1%
|{{composition bar|0|577|hex={{National Front (France)/meta/color}}}}
|{{steady}}
|-
![[2012 French legislative election|2012]]
|[[Marine Le Pen]]
|3,528,373
|13.6%
|842,684
|3.7%
|{{composition bar|2|577|hex={{National Front (France)/meta/color}}}}
|<center>{{increase}} 2</center>
|-
![[2017 French legislative election|2017]]
|[[Marine Le Pen]]
|2,990,454
|13.2%
|1,590,858
|8.8%
|{{composition bar|8|577|hex={{National Front (France)/meta/color}}}}
|<center>{{increase}} 6</center>
|}
=== National Assembly ===
{|class="wikitable" style="font-size:97%; text-align:left;"
|-
|colspan="8" align="center"|[[National Assembly (France)|National Assembly]]
|-
!Election year
!Leader
!1st round votes
!%
!2nd round votes
!%
!Seats
!+/–
|-
![[1973 French legislative election|1973]]{{sfn|Shields|2007|p=319}}
|[[Jean-Marie Le Pen]]
|108,616
|0.5%
|—
|—
|{{composition bar|0|491|hex={{National Front (France)/meta/color}}}}
|{{steady}}
|-
![[1978 French legislative election|1978]]{{sfn|Shields|2007|p=319}}
|[[Jean-Marie Le Pen]]
|82,743
|0.3%
|—
|—
|{{composition bar|0|491|hex={{National Front (France)/meta/color}}}}
|{{steady}}
|-
![[1981 French legislative election|1981]]{{sfn|Shields|2007|p=319}}
|[[Jean-Marie Le Pen]]
|44,414
|0.2%
|—
|—
|{{composition bar|0|491|hex={{National Front (France)/meta/color}}}}
|{{steady}}
|-
![[1986 French legislative election|1986]]{{sfn|Shields|2007|p=319}}
|[[Jean-Marie Le Pen]]
|2,703,442
|9.6%
|—
|—
|{{composition bar|35|573|hex={{National Front (France)/meta/color}}}}
|<center>{{increase}} 35</center>
|-
![[1988 French legislative election|1988]]{{sfn|Shields|2007|p=319}}
|[[Jean-Marie Le Pen]]
|2,359,528
|9.6%
|—
|—
|{{composition bar|1|577|hex={{National Front (France)/meta/color}}}}
|<center>{{decrease}} 34</center>
|-
![[1993 French legislative election|1993]]<ref name="eed">{{cite web|url=http://www.nsd.uib.no/european_election_database/country/france/|publisher=European Election Database|title=France: Elections 1990–2010|access-date=6 September 2011}}</ref>
|[[Jean-Marie Le Pen]]
|3,155,702
|12.7%
|1,168,143
|5.8%
|{{composition bar|0|577|hex={{National Front (France)/meta/color}}}}
|<center>{{decrease}} 1</center>
|-
![[1997 French legislative election|1997]]<ref name=eed/>
|[[Jean-Marie Le Pen]]
|3,791,063
|14.9%
|1,435,186
|5.7%
|{{composition bar|1|577|hex={{National Front (France)/meta/color}}}}
|<center>{{increase}} 1</center>
|-
![[2002 French legislative election|2002]]<ref name=eed/>
|[[Jean-Marie Le Pen]]
|2,873,390
|11.1%
|393,205
|1.9%
|{{composition bar|0|577|hex={{National Front (France)/meta/color}}}}
|<center>{{decrease}} 1</center>
|-
![[2007 French legislative election|2007]]<ref name=eed/>
|[[Jean-Marie Le Pen]]
|1,116,136
|4.3%
|17,107
|0.1%
|{{composition bar|0|577|hex={{National Front (France)/meta/color}}}}
|{{steady}}
|-
![[2012 French legislative election|2012]]
|[[Marine Le Pen]]
|3,528,373
|13.6%
|842,684
|3.7%
|{{composition bar|2|577|hex={{National Front (France)/meta/color}}}}
|<center>{{increase}} 2</center>
|-
![[2017 French legislative election|2017]]
|[[Marine Le Pen]]
|2,990,454
|13.2%
|1,590,858
|8.8%
|{{composition bar|8|577|hex={{National Front (France)/meta/color}}}}
|<center>{{increase}} 6</center>
|}


== See also ==
== See also ==


[[Category:Political Parties in Thermodolia]]
[[Category:Political Parties in Thermodolia]]

Revision as of 03:55, 15 March 2021

Traditional Coalition

Fêthæn Fœlæn
LeaderSam Earson
Founded9 September, 1982
MembershipChristian-Conservatives
Traditionalists
Catholic Nationalist Party
Prohibition Party
Thermodolian Corporate Party
IdeologyChristian Right
Traditionalism
Conservatism
Corporatism
PositionRight Wing
Colours  Gold
Senate
3 / 74
National Assembly
19 / 552

The Traditionalists Coalition is a coalition in the Federal Parliament of Thermodolia.

History

The Traditional Coalition was formed on 9 September, 1982 after the Christian-Conservatives and other right wing to far right parties won the majority seats in the 1982 election.

The coalition would only remain in power for about a year, after which it would play a minor role in politics until its resurgence in 2000.

From 2000 until 2006 the coalition would dominate Thermodolian politics and control the Presidency and National Assembly during the entire period and the Federal Senate from 2000 until 2003.

After 2006 the coalition would again play a minor role in politics with one of its founding members leaving the coalition again, this time permanently.

Member Parties

Christian-Conservatives• (1982-Present)
Catholic Nationalist Party• (1982-Present)
Thermodolian Nationalists• (1982-1983), (1988-2015)
Prohibition Party• (1982-1991), (2001-Present)
Thermodolian Corporate Party (2003-Present)
Traditionalists (2003-Present)
Traditional Reform Party (2003-2006)

• = Founding Member

Ideology

The Traditional Coalition is a traditionalist, Christian right, Conservative coalition which seeks to return to the way things used to be

Symbols

Leadership

The current leader is Sam Earson who is also the parliamentary leader of the Christian-Conservatives

Electoral record

Presidential

President of the French Republic
Election year Candidate 1st round votes % 2nd round votes % Winning party
1974[1] Jean-Marie Le Pen 190,921 0.8% (7th) — — Independent Republicans
1981 — — — — — Socialist Party
1988[1] Jean-Marie Le Pen 4,376,742 14.4% (4th) — — Socialist Party
1995[1] Jean-Marie Le Pen 4,570,838 15.0% (4th) — — Rally for the Republic
2002[1] Jean-Marie Le Pen 4,804,713 16.9% (2nd) 5,525,032 17.8% Rally for the Republic
2007[1] Jean-Marie Le Pen 3,834,530 10.4% (4th) — — Union for a Popular Movement
2012 Marine Le Pen 6,421,426 17.9% (3rd) — — Socialist Party
2017 Marine Le Pen 7,678,491 21.3% (2nd) 10,638,475 33.9% La République En Marche!

Federal Senate

National Assembly
Election year Leader 1st round votes % 2nd round votes % Seats +/–
1973[1] Jean-Marie Le Pen 108,616 0.5% — —
0 / 491
 Steady
1978[1] Jean-Marie Le Pen 82,743 0.3% — —
0 / 491
 Steady
1981[1] Jean-Marie Le Pen 44,414 0.2% — —
0 / 491
 Steady
1986[1] Jean-Marie Le Pen 2,703,442 9.6% — —
35 / 573
Increase 35
1988[1] Jean-Marie Le Pen 2,359,528 9.6% — —
1 / 577
Decrease 34
1993[2] Jean-Marie Le Pen 3,155,702 12.7% 1,168,143 5.8%
0 / 577
Decrease 1
1997[2] Jean-Marie Le Pen 3,791,063 14.9% 1,435,186 5.7%
1 / 577
Increase 1
2002[2] Jean-Marie Le Pen 2,873,390 11.1% 393,205 1.9%
0 / 577
Decrease 1
2007[2] Jean-Marie Le Pen 1,116,136 4.3% 17,107 0.1%
0 / 577
 Steady
2012 Marine Le Pen 3,528,373 13.6% 842,684 3.7%
2 / 577
Increase 2
2017 Marine Le Pen 2,990,454 13.2% 1,590,858 8.8%
8 / 577
Increase 6

National Assembly

National Assembly
Election year Leader 1st round votes % 2nd round votes % Seats +/–
1973[1] Jean-Marie Le Pen 108,616 0.5% — —
0 / 491
 Steady
1978[1] Jean-Marie Le Pen 82,743 0.3% — —
0 / 491
 Steady
1981[1] Jean-Marie Le Pen 44,414 0.2% — —
0 / 491
 Steady
1986[1] Jean-Marie Le Pen 2,703,442 9.6% — —
35 / 573
Increase 35
1988[1] Jean-Marie Le Pen 2,359,528 9.6% — —
1 / 577
Decrease 34
1993[2] Jean-Marie Le Pen 3,155,702 12.7% 1,168,143 5.8%
0 / 577
Decrease 1
1997[2] Jean-Marie Le Pen 3,791,063 14.9% 1,435,186 5.7%
1 / 577
Increase 1
2002[2] Jean-Marie Le Pen 2,873,390 11.1% 393,205 1.9%
0 / 577
Decrease 1
2007[2] Jean-Marie Le Pen 1,116,136 4.3% 17,107 0.1%
0 / 577
 Steady
2012 Marine Le Pen 3,528,373 13.6% 842,684 3.7%
2 / 577
Increase 2
2017 Marine Le Pen 2,990,454 13.2% 1,590,858 8.8%
8 / 577
Increase 6

See also

  1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 Shields 2007, p. 319.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 "France: Elections 1990–2010". European Election Database. Retrieved 6 September 2011.
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