Elected Officials
- Deputies: Marie-Hélène Amiable, François Asensi, Alain Bocquet, Patrick Braouezec, Marie-George Buffet, Jean-Jacques Candelier, André Chassaigne, Jacqueline Fraysse, André Gerin, Pierre Gosnat, Maxime Gremetz, Jean-Paul Lecoq, Roland Muzeau, Daniel Paul, Jean-Claude Sandrier, Michel Vaxès (GDR Group). In addition, Jean-Pierre Brard is a member of the Convention for a Progressive Alternative but is considered to be close to the PCF and Huguette Bello is a member of the independent unaffiliated Communist Party of Réunion.
- Senators: Éliane Assassi, Marie-France Beaufils, Michel Billout, Nicole Borvo Cohen-Seat, Jean-Claude Danglot, Annie David, Michelle Demessine, Évelyne Didier, Guy Fischer, Thierry Foucaud, Brigitte Gonthier-Maurin, Robert Hue, Gérard Le Cam, Josiane Mathon, Isabelle Pasquet, Jack Ralite, Ivan Renar, Mireille Schurch, Odette Terrade, Bernard Vera, Jean-François Voguet (CRC-SPG Group)
- MEPs: Patrick Le Hyaric, Jacky Hénin (EUL-NGL Group)
The PCF has two Presidents of the General Council – the Val-de-Marne and Allier. It lost Seine-Saint-Denis in 2008 to the PS. In addition, it has numerous general councillors in most French departments and it is a member of the ruling departmental majority in a number of them. In addition, it has numerous regional councillors in most French regions.
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