The balance of political forces remains unchanged in Paris, with nine districts remaining left and eight remaining right, according to the complete results published by the municipality.
Three new district mayors have been elected: the ecologist David Belliard in the 11th district, Lucie Castets (left-wing union) in the 12th, and Catherine Lécuyer (right-wing and center union) in the 8th.
Eleven incumbent mayors were re-elected. For the PS (Socialist Party), Ariel Weil retains Paris Center (50.69% of the votes), as does Alexandra Cordebard in the 10th district (48.13%). Eric Lejoindre keeps his mandate in the 18th district (43.82%) as François Dagnaud in the 19th (52.61%).
Eric Pliez (Place publique) is re-elected in the 20th district (53.98%). In the 14th district, the incumbent ecologist mayor Carine Petit wins with 49.64% of the votes.
On the right, the mayor of the 5th district Florence Berthout (Horizons) retains her mandate (52.66% of the votes), as does Jean-Pierre Lecoq (LR) in the 6th district (53.66%) and Delphine Burkli (UDI) in the 9th district (57.84%). The same goes for the LR mayors of the 15th district Philippe Goujon (61.14%) and the 17th district Geoffroy Boulard (60.5%).
Three district mayors were re-elected in the first round: Rachida Dati in the 12th, Jérôme Coumet (UG) in the 13th, and Jérémy Redler (UD) in the 16th.
