Union Gaulliste Conservatrice
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Gaullist and Conservativ Union Union Gaulliste Conservatrice | |
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| Abbreviation | UGC |
| Leader | Joël Delourcque |
| Deputy Leader | Jean Marin |
| General Secretary | Hadrien Versigot |
| First Secretary | Florence Pargé |
| Spokesperson | Gabriel Serté |
| Founder | Jacques Debriolles |
| Founded | January 22, 1912 |
| Headquarters | Chaumont, Metz, Nancy, Dijon, Clermont-Ferrand |
| Youth wing | La Jeunesse Gaulliste (Gaullist Youth) |
| Ideology | Conservatism, Sovereignism, Liberal-Conservatism |
| Political position | Right |
| Religion | none |
| National Assembly | 52 / 80
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| Senate | 22 / 45
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| World Assembly | 5 / 15
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The Union Gaulliste Conservatrice is a right-wing party founded in 1912 by Jacques Debriolles. Often abbreviated to UGC, this party's guiding principles are voiseyian sovereignty, conservatism and liberal-conservatism. This party takes up the ideas of Maurice Broncourt, the 19th century Voisey's president who modernized Voisey's during the Industrial Revolution.
Since 2000, 3 elected presidents were affiliated with the UGC: - In 2010, Léon Fruget (66.9%) - In 2015, Alain Delambrie (63.2%) - In 2020, Daniel Marangé (79.5%)
Results
| Election | Candidates | % (1st Round) | % (2nd Round) | Seats | +/- | Result | Best Score in |
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| 1915 | Jacques Debriolles | 24,8% | 62,7% | 45 / 80
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Government | Haute-Marne |
| 1920 | Robert Mouzinot | 38,5% | 58,5% | 41 / 80
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Government | Haute-Marne |
| 1925 | Claude Hourpiot | 29,1% | 58,8% | 36 / 80
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Government | Haute-Marne |
| 1930 | Martin Joyet | 23,6% | 40,1% | 24 / 80
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Opposition | Meurthe-et-Moselle |
| 1935 | Hadrien Berger | 16,3% | / | 20 / 80
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Opposition | Vosges |
| 1940 | Marcel Devost | 17,7% | / | 22 / 80
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Opposition | Haute-Marne |
| 1945 | Benjamin Manécourt | 22,8% | 54,5% | 42 / 80
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Government | Meurthe-et-Moselle |
| 1950 | Georges Lanisseul | 20,8% | 45,3% | 37 / 80
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Opposition | Ardennes |
| 1955 | Albert Bézaut | 25,8% | 48,3% | 39 / 80
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opposition | Ardennes |
| 1960 | Jean Coulangeon | 40,1% | 58,2% | 43 / 80
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Government | Haute-Marne |
| 1965 | Michel Sevron | 46,5% | 60,1% | 44 / 80
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Government | Vosges |
| 1970 | Charles Boutejoie | 49,9% | 61,8% | 47 / 80
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Government | Meurthe-et-Moselle |
| 1985 | Jacques Armenet | 20,2% | 36,1% | 29 / 80
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opposition | Haute-Marne |
| 1990 | Jacques Armenet | 29,6% | 53,8% | 37 / 80
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Government | Haute-Marne |
| 1995 | Henri Moustier | 19,7% | / | 19 / 80
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opposition | Meurthe-et-Moselle |
| 2000 | Henri Moustier | 22,5% | 38,7% | 25 / 80
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opposition | Meurthe-et-Moselle |
| 2005 | Henri Moustier | 28,9% | 44,9% | 29 / 80
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Opposition | Meurthe-et-Moselle |
| 2010 | Léon Fruget | 35,9% | 62,9% | 43 / 80
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Government | Haute-Marne |
| 2015 | Alain Delambrie | 30,7% | 58,5% | 41 / 80
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Government | Aisne |
| 2020 | Daniel Marangé | 34,8% | 62,7% | 52 / 80
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Government | Haute-Marne |