page_title: Communist Revolutionary Party (France)
section_title: Elections
hierarchical_section_title: Communist Revolutionary Party (France) / Elections
caption_attribution_description: Français&#160;: Premier logo du Parti révolutionnaire Communistes (alors nommé Communistes).
context_page_description: The Communist Revolutionary Party or CRP, previously known as Communistes, is a French political party officially founded on March 2002 after a split of the French Communist Party.
  Its founder and first national secretary was Rolande Perlican.
context_section_description: Communistes tries to present its candidates to local and national elections, mainly in cities like Gennevilliers, Colombes, Romainville, Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine, Ivry-sur-Seine, Villejuif or Audincourt.
  The party presented 21 candidates for the 2004 French cantonal elections, obtaining between the 0.71 and 5.47% of votes (an average of 1.8%). At the 2007 legislative elections, it obtained 45 seats (between 0.17 and 2.04%) and 16 at the 2008 cantonal elections (1.07- 6.08%). Communistes presented 23 candidates to the 2011 cantonal elections and took part to the 2017 legislative elections.
  For the 2012 presidential election, the party presented Christophe Ricerchi as candidate. 
  At the 2014 European Parliament election in France, CRP proposed candidates in every electoral district of metropolitan France; however, preferences did not exceed the 0.1%. 
  The Parti révolutionnaire Communistes presented itself to the 2019 European Parliament election with Antonio Sanchez as front-leader, obtaining 1 413 votes corresponding to the 0.01% of preferences. It was the only list to not have the bulletin validated by the Propaganda commission, invalidating almost all the votes, unless a copy was previously deposed in every town hall.
caption: Logo of Communistes in 2015.
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