13th legislature of the French Fifth Republic

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The 13th legislature of the French Fifth Republic was the parliamentary cycle started in June 2007 and lasted until June 2012. It was created after the 2007 legislative election that took place on 10 and 17 June 2007. The parliamentary majority belonged to the conservative Union for a Popular Movement (UMP), and supported the François Fillon government.

Party		First round			Second round			Total seats
		Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats
	Union for a Popular Movement	10,289,737	39.54	98	9,460,710	46.36	215	313
	Socialist Party	6,436,520	24.73	1	8,624,861	42.27	185	186
	UDF–Democratic Movement	1,981,107	7.61	0	100,115	0.49	3	3
	National Front	1,116,136	4.29	0	17,107	0.08	0	0
	French Communist Party	1,115,663	4.29	0	464,739	2.28	15	15
	Miscellaneous far-left	888,250	3.41	0				0
	The Greens	845,977	3.25	0	90,975	0.45	4	4
	Miscellaneous right	641,842	2.47	2	238,588	1.17	7	9
	Presidential majority[a]	616,440	2.37	8	433,057	2.12	14	22
	Miscellaneous left	513,407	1.97	0	503,556	2.47	15	15
	Radical Party of the Left	343,565	1.32	0	333,194	1.63	7	7
	Movement for France	312,581	1.20	1				1
	Miscellaneous	267,760	1.03	0	33,068	0.16	1	1
	Hunting, Fishing, Nature, Traditions	213,427	0.82	0				0
	Ecologists	208,456	0.80	0				0
	Regionalists and separatists[b]	133,473	0.51	0	106,484	0.52	1	1
	Miscellaneous far-right	102,124	0.39	0				0
Total		26,026,465	100.00	110	20,406,454	100.00	467	577
Valid votes		26,026,465	98.13		20,406,454	96.58
Invalid/blank votes		495,357	1.87		722,585	3.42
Total votes		26,521,822	100.00		21,129,039	100.00
Registered voters/turnout		43,895,833	60.42		35,225,248	59.98
Source: Ministry of the Interior

Group		Leader	Parties	Seats	Caucusing	Total
	UMP Group (Union pour un Mouvement Populaire)	Jean-François Copé	UMP, DVD	314	6	320
	Socialist, Radical, and Citizen Group (Groupe socialiste, radical, et citoyen)	Jean-Marc Ayrault	PS, PRG, DVG, MRC	186	18	204
	New Centre-Presidential Majority (Nouveau Centre-Majorité Présidentielle)	François Sauvadet	NC-PSLE, MAJ, DVD	20	3	23
	Democratic and Republican Left (Gauche démocrate et républicaine)	Jean-Claude Sandrier	PCF, VEC, DVG, MIM	24	0	24
	Non-Inscrits		MoDem, DLR, MPF	6	0	6
	Total:			550	27	577