On June 12 and 19, the inhabitants of 1768 French municipalities could be led to ask themselves the same question: “what is my constituency”? While most people remember this, many will need a helping hand to figure it out, figure out which candidates to vote for, and check the election results around their homes.
This is particularly the case in towns where the denser the population, the more constituencies there will be. Starting with Paris where there are eighteen. Some may encompass several arrondissements, like the 1st, which covers part of the 1st, 2nd, 8th and 9th arrondissements. Another specificity of the capital, within the same arrondissement, one can find up to three distinct districts: in the 18th and 20th centuries.
A search engine to find your way around
Thus, the inhabitants of the same street may have to vote in two different constituencies. Hence the need to have access to a tool fine enough to aim well. Enter your postal address in the tool we have developed:
No data is collected. This tool was produced using the national address database and the contours of the constituencies published on the site data.gouv.fr