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A regional election took place in Brittany on 21 March and 28 March 2004, along with all other regions. Jean-Yves Le Drian (PS) was elected president, defeating incumbent Josselin de Rohan (UMP).

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2004 Brittany regional election

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21–28 March 2004
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Leader Jean-Yves Le Drian Josselin de Rohan Bruno Joncour
Party PS UMP UDF
Alliance PS-PCF-PRG

  Fourth party
 
Leader Pascale Loget
Party Les Verts
Alliance Les Verts-UDB

President before election

Josselin de Rohan
UMP

Elected President

Jean-Yves Le Drian
PS

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Results

Regional

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Results of regional elections on 21–28 March 2004 in Brittany
Leader
Party (alliance members)
First round Second round Seats
Votes % Votes % # %
Jean-Yves Le Drian
Socialist Party (PCF - PRG)
521,823 38.47 840,989 58.78 58 69.90
Pascale Loget
The Greens (UDB)
131,550 9.70
Josselin de Rohan
Union for a Popular Movement
347,134 25.59 589,637 41.22 25 30.10
Bruno Joncour
Union for French Democracy
150,078 11.06
Brigitte Neveux
National Front
114,926 8.47
Françoise Dubu
Revolutionary Communist League (LO)
64,868 4.78
Lionel David
National Republican Movement
26,074 1.92
Registered voters 2,207,064 100 2,206,047 100
Abstentions 785,758 35.60 708,830 32.13
Voters 1 421 306 64.40 1,497,217 67.87
White and rejected ballots 64.853 4.56 66.591 4.45
Valid votes 1.356,453 95.44 1,430,626 95.55
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By department

Côtes-d'Armor

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Results of regional elections on 21–28 March 2004 in Côtes-d'Armor[1]
Leader List First round Second round Seats
Votes % Votes % # %
Michel Morin PS-PCF-PRG 111,311 40.50 181,591 62.20 13 72.22
Michel Balbot The Greens-UDB 26,810 9.78
Mireille Dubois UMP 53,036 19.30 110,346 37.80 5 27.88
Bruno Joncour UDF 41,409 15.07
Pierre-Marie Launay FN 23,561 8.57
Martial Collet LCR-LO 13,796 5.02
Monique Robert MNR 4,820 1.75
Registered voters 432,154 100 431,814 100
Voters 288,425 66.74 306,272 70.93
Valid votes 274,823 95.28 291,937 95.32
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Finistère

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Results of regional elections on 21–28 March 2004 in Finistère[2]
Leader List First round Second round Seats
Votes % Votes % # %
Marylise Lebranchu PS-PCF-PRG 158,932 40.24 247,607 59.25 17 70.83
Janick Moriceau The Greens-UDB 38,195 9.67
Hélène Tanguy [fr] UMP 100,137 25.35 170,291 40.75 7 29.17
Louis Caradec UDF 44,264 11.21
Marianne Haas FN 28,813 7.29
Arnaud Hell LCR-LO 17,473 4.42
Antoine Guillemot MNR 7,180 1.82
Registered voters 640,684 100 640,587 100
Voters 409,677 63.94 433,233 67.63
Valid votes 394,994 96.42 417,898 96.46
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Ille-et-Vilaine

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Results of regional elections on 21–28 March 2004 in Ille-et-Vilaine[3]
Leader List First round Second round Seats
Votes % Votes % # %
Sylvie Robert PS-PCF-PRG 137,225 36.64 231,123 58.59 16 66.67
Pascale Loget The Greens-UDB 39,459 10.54
Marie-Thérèse Boisseau [fr] UMP 98,508 26.30 163,336 41.41 7 33.33
Bernard Marboeuf UDF 39,774 10.62
Brigitte Neveux FN 31,031 8.28
Raymond Madec LCR-LO 20,372 5.44
Lionel David MNR 8,157 2.18
Registered voters 625,879 100 625,256 100
Voters 395,664 63.22 414,406 66.28
Valid votes 374,526 59.84 394,459 95.19
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Morbihan

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Results of regional elections on 21–28 March 2004 in Morbihan[4]
Leader List First round Second round Seats
Votes % Votes % # %
Jean-Yves Le Drian PS-PCF-PRG 114,355 36.64 180,668 55.36 12 66.67
Christian Guyonvarc'h The Greens-UDB 27,026 8.66
Josselin de Rohan UMP 95,453 30.58 145,664 44.64 6 33.33
Fabrice Loher UDF 24,611 7.89
Jean-Paul-William Félix FN 31,521 10.10
François Caharel LCR-LO 13,227 4.24
Claude Lemeunier MNR 5,917 1.90
Registered voters 508,347 100 508,390 100
Voters 327,540 64.43 343,306 67.53
Valid votes 312,110 95.29 326,332 95.06
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