2007 French presidential election

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The 2007 French presidential election was a major national vote that led to Nicolas Sarkozy’s victory over Socialist candidate Ségolène Royal, marking a significant shift in France’s political landscape.

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Label Occurrences
2007 French presidential election canonical 2

Statements (52)

Predicate Object
instanceOf French national election
presidential election
campaignMainIssues European integration
economic reform
immigration
law and order
unemployment
centristCandidate François Bayrou NERFINISHED
centristPartyCandidate François Bayrou NERFINISHED
constitutionalContext French Fifth Republic NERFINISHED
country France
electedPresident Nicolas Sarkozy NERFINISHED
electedPresidentTermNumber one
electionType direct popular vote
electoralSystem two-round system
endDate 2007-05-06
farLeftCandidate Arlette Laguiller NERFINISHED
Marie-George Buffet NERFINISHED
Olivier Besancenot NERFINISHED
farRightCandidate Jean-Marie Le Pen NERFINISHED
firstRoundDate 2007-04-22
firstRoundFourthPlaceCandidate Jean-Marie Le Pen NERFINISHED
firstRoundLeadingCandidate Nicolas Sarkozy NERFINISHED
firstRoundSecondPlaceCandidate Ségolène Royal NERFINISHED
firstRoundThirdPlaceCandidate François Bayrou NERFINISHED
greenCandidate Dominique Voynet NERFINISHED
incumbentBeforeElection Jacques Chirac NERFINISHED
location France
mainLeftWingCandidate Ségolène Royal NERFINISHED
mainRightWingCandidate Nicolas Sarkozy NERFINISHED
nextElection 2012 French presidential election
notableFeature first French presidential election in which an incumbent president did not seek re-election since the introduction of direct universal suffrage in 1965
first time a woman reached the second round of a French presidential election
high voter turnout
officeContested President of France NERFINISHED
previousElection 2002 French presidential election NERFINISHED
resultPoliticalImpact defeat of the Socialist Party in a presidential race after two consecutive Chirac terms
resultPoliticalImpact strengthening of the French right
resultSecondRoundVoteShareRunnerUp about 46.9%
resultSecondRoundVoteShareWinner about 53.1%
runnerUp Ségolène Royal NERFINISHED
runnerUpParty Socialist Party (France) NERFINISHED
secondRoundCandidate Nicolas Sarkozy NERFINISHED
Ségolène Royal NERFINISHED
secondRoundDate 2007-05-06
sovereigntistCandidate Nicolas Dupont-Aignan NERFINISHED
Philippe de Villiers NERFINISHED
startDate 2007-04-22
turnoutFirstRound over 83% of registered voters
turnoutSecondRound approximately 84% of registered voters
winner Nicolas Sarkozy NERFINISHED
winningParty Union for a Popular Movement NERFINISHED

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Subject: 2007 French presidential election
Description of subject: The 2007 French presidential election was a major national vote that led to Nicolas Sarkozy’s victory over Socialist candidate Ségolène Royal, marking a significant shift in France’s political landscape.

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Ségolène Royal candidateIn 2007 French presidential election
Marie-George Buffet candidateIn 2007 French presidential election