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Saint Martin Territorial Council Elections 2007: Party Performance

Saint Martin Territorial Council Elections 2007

Following the transition of Saint Martin into a separate collectivity—a specialized administrative status under French law—the region held its inaugural Territorial Council elections in July 2007. These elections were a pivotal moment in establishing the local governance structure for the territory.

The 2007 Electoral Process

The election took place over two stages, with voting held on July 1 and July 8, 2007. The goal was to elect members to the 23-seat Territorial Council, the primary legislative body responsible for the collectivity's administration.

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First Round Results

During the first round of voting, the party in question secured 544 votes. This total represented 7.76% of the overall vote share. However, the electoral rules required a minimum 10% threshold—the minimum percentage of votes needed to qualify for the next stage—to advance to the second round.

Election Outcome

Because the party failed to meet the 10% requirement, it was ineligible to participate in the second round of voting. Consequently, the party did not secure any of the 23 available seats on the Territorial Council.

Key Facts

  • Election Date: July 1 and 8, 2007.
  • Total Council Seats: 23.
  • Votes Received: 544.
  • Vote Percentage: 7.76%.
  • Required Threshold: 10% to reach the second round.
  • Final Result: 0 seats won.
Summary of 2007 Election Performance
Metric Value
Total Votes 544
Percentage of Vote 7.76%
Qualification Threshold 10%
Seats Won 0

Frequently Asked Questions

When were the first Saint Martin Territorial Council elections held?

The inaugural elections took place on July 1 and July 8, 2007.

How many seats were available in the Territorial Council?

There were 23 seats available for election to the council.

What was the threshold required to advance to the second round?

A party needed to receive at least 10% of the total vote to qualify for the second round.

How many votes did the party receive in the first round?

The party received 544 votes, which accounted for 7.76% of the total vote.

Did the party win any seats in the 2007 election?

No, the party won no seats because it failed to reach the 10% threshold required to move past the first round.