List of presidents of departmental councils (France)
List of the Presidents of the Departmental councils

List of presidents of departmental councils (France)

Section Title: List of the Presidents of the Departmental councils
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Number	Départment (or collectivity)	Président	Party	Since

01	Ain	Jean Deguerry	The Republicans	2017

02	Aisne	Nicolas Fricoteaux	Union of Democrats and Independents	2015

03	Allier	Claude Riboulet	Union of Democrats and Independents	2017

04	Alpes-de-Haute-Provence	René Massette	Socialist Party	2017

05	Hautes-Alpes	Jean-Marie Bernard	The Republicans	2015

06	Alpes-Maritimes	Charles-Ange Ginésy	The Republicans	2017

07	Ardèche	Laurent Ughetto	Socialist Party	2017

08	Ardennes	Noël Bourgeois	The Republicans	2017

09	Ariège	Henri Nayrou	Socialist Party	2014

10	Aube	Philippe Pichery	Miscellaneous Right	2017

11	Aude	André Viola	Socialist Party	2011

12	Aveyron	Jean-François Gaillard	Union of Democrats and Independents	2017

13	Bouches-du-Rhône	Martine Vassal	The Republicans	2015

14	Calvados	Jean-Léonce Dupont	Union of Democrats and Independents	2011

15	Cantal	Bruno Faure	The Republicans	2017

16	Charente	François Bonneau	Miscellaneous Right	2015

17	Charente-Maritime	Dominique Bussereau	The Republicans	2008

18	Cher	Michel Autissier	The Republicans	2015

19	Corrèze	Pascal Coste	The Republicans	2015

21	Côte-d'Or	François Sauvadet	Union of Democrats and Independents	2008

22	Côtes-d'Armor	Alain Cadec	The Republicans	2015

23	Creuse	Valérie Simonet	The Republicans	2015

24	Dordogne	Germinal Peiro	Socialist Party	2015

25	Doubs	Christine Bouquin	Miscellaneous Right	2015

26	Drôme	Marie-Pierre Mouton	The Republicans	2017

27	Eure	Pascal Lehongre	The Republicans	2017

28	Eure-et-Loir	Claude Térouinard	The Republicans	2017

29	Finistère	Nathalie Sarrabezolles	Socialist Party	2015

30	Gard	Denis Bouad	Socialist Party	2015

31	Haute-Garonne	Georges Méric	Socialist Party	2015

32	Gers	Philippe Martin	Socialist Party	2014

33	Gironde	Jean-Luc Gleyze	Socialist Party	2015

34	Hérault	Kléber Mesquida	Socialist Party	2015

35	Ille-et-Vilaine	Jean-Luc Chenut	Socialist Party	2015

36	Indre	Serge Descout	The Republicans	2016

37	Indre-et-Loire	Jean-Gérard Paumier	Miscellaneous Right	2016

38	Isère	Jean-Pierre Barbier	The Republicans	2015

39	Jura	Clément Pernot	Miscellaneous Right	2015

40	Landes	Henri Emmanuelli	Socialist Party	2000

41	Loir-et-Cher	Maurice Leroy	New Centre	2004

42	Loire	Bernard Bonne	Union for a Popular Movement	2008

43	Haute-Loire	Jean-Pierre Marcon	Union for a Popular Movement	2014

44	Loire-Atlantique	Philippe Grosvalet	Socialist Party	2011

45	Loiret	Éric Doligé	Union for a Popular Movement	1994

46	Lot	Gérard Miquel	Socialist Party	2004

47	Lot-et-Garonne	Pierre Camani	Socialist Party	2008

48	Lozère	Jean-Paul Pourquier	Union for a Popular Movement	2004

49	Maine-et-Loire	Christian Gillet	New Centre	2014

50	Manche	Jean-François Le Grand	Union for a Popular Movement	1998

51	Marne	René-Paul Savary	Union for a Popular Movement	2003

52	Haute-Marne	Bruno Sido	Union for a Popular Movement	1998

53	Mayenne	Olivier Richefou	Centrist Alliance	2014

54	Meurthe-et-Moselle	Mathieu Klein	Socialist Party	2014

55	Meuse	Christian Namy	Union for a Popular Movement	2004

56	Morbihan	François Goulard	Union for a Popular Movement	2011

57	Moselle	Patrick Weiten	Miscellaneous Right	2011

58	Nièvre	Patrice Joly	Socialist Party	2011

59	Nord	Didier Manier	Socialist Party	2014

60	Oise	Yves Rome	Socialist Party	2004

61	Orne	Alain Lambert	Union for a Popular Movement	2007

62	Pas-de-Calais	Michel Dagbert	Socialist Party	2014

63	Puy-de-Dôme	Jean-Yves Gouttebel	Socialist Party	2004

64	Pyrénées-Atlantiques	Georges Labazée	Socialist Party	2011

65	Hautes-Pyrénées	Michel Pélieu	Left Radical Party	2011

66	Pyrénées-Orientales	Hermeline Malherbe-Laurent (f)	Miscellaneous Left	2010

67	Bas-Rhin	Guy-Dominique Kennel	Union for a Popular Movement	2008

68	Haut-Rhin	Charles Buttner	Union for a Popular Movement	2004

69	Rhône	Daniel Chuzeville	Miscellaneous Centre	2013

70	Haute-Saône	Yves Krattinger	Socialist Party	2001

71	Saône-et-Loire	René Chaintron	Socialist Party	2012

72	Sarthe	Jean-Marie Geveaux	Union for a Popular Movement	2011

73	Savoie	Hervé Gaymard	Union for a Popular Movement	2008

74	Haute-Savoie	Christian Monteil	Miscellaneous Right	2008

75	Paris	Anne Hidalgo	Socialist Party	2014

76	Seine-Maritime	Nicolas Rouly	Socialist Party	2014

77	Seine-et-Marne	Vincent Eblé	Socialist Party	2004

78	Yvelines	Pierre Bédier	Union for a Popular Movement	2014

79	Deux-Sèvres	Éric Gautier	Socialist Party	2008

80	Somme	Christian Manable	Socialist Party	2008

81	Tarn	Thierry Carcenac	Socialist Party	1991

82	Tarn-et-Garonne	Jean-Michel Baylet	Left Radical Party	1985

83	Var	Horace Lanfranchi	Union for a Popular Movement	2002

84	Vaucluse	Claude Haut	Socialist Party	2001

85	Vendée	Bruno Retailleau	Miscellaneous Right	2010

86	Vienne	Claude Bertaud	Union for a Popular Movement	2008

87	Haute-Vienne	Marie-Françoise Pérol-Dumont (f)	Socialist Party	2004

88	Vosges	Christian Poncelet	Union for a Popular Movement	1976

89	Yonne	André Villiers	New Centre	2011

90	Territoire de Belfort	Yves Ackermann	Socialist Party	2004

91	Essonne	Jérôme Guedj	Socialist Party	2011

92	Hauts-de-Seine	Patrick Devedjian	Union for a Popular Movement	2007

93	Seine-Saint-Denis	Stéphane Troussel	Socialist Party	2012

94	Val-de-Marne	Christian Favier	French Communist Party	2001

95	Val-d’Oise	Arnaud Bazin	Miscellaneous Right	2011

971	Guadeloupe	Jacques Gillot	United Guadeloupe, Socialism and Realities	2001

972	Martinique	Josette Manin (f)	Miscellaneous Left/Bâtir le pays Martinique	2011

973	Guyane	Alain Tien-Liong	Miscellaneous Left	2008

974	Réunion	Nassimah Mangrolia-Dindar (f)	Miscellaneous Left	2004

975	Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon (overseas collect.)	Stéphane Artano	Archipelago Tomorrow	2006

976	Mayotte	Daniel Zaïdani	Miscellaneous Left	2011

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Jacques Gillot, was the President of the Council of Guadeloupe.

final_sentence: Jacques Gillot, was the President of the Council of Guadeloupe.