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The Alsace Regional Council is the Conseil régional of Alsace (France). It is chaired by Adrien Zeller (as of 2005). It includes 47 members. Capital Strasbourg Area 8,280 km² Regional President Adrien Zeller Population - 2004 estimate - 1999 census - Density 1,793,000 1,734,145 209/km² Arrondissements 13 Cantons 75 Communes 903 Départements Bas-Rhin Haut-Rhin Alsace (French: Alsace; Alsatian/German: Elsass) is a région and also a province...
Adrien Zeller (born April 2, 1940) is the president of the conseil régional of Alsace. ...
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2004 Elections
First election Eight lists were deposited for the 2004 elections (final results): - LO - LCR : Françoise Ruch (3,03%)
- PCF - PRG - MRC : Alfred Wahl (3,74%)
- Les Verts - PS : Jacques Bigot (20,12%)
- MEI : Antoine Waechter (7,40%)
- PF : Pascale Grauss (0,09%)
- UDF - UMP : Adrien Zeller (34,06%)
- Alsace d'abord : Robert Spieler (9,42%)
- FN : Patrick Binder (18,58%)
- Independant : "Lower France" (3,56%)
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Second election - Les Verts - PS : Jacques Bigot (34,57%, 12 sièges)
- UDF - UMP : Adrien Zeller (43,48%, 27 sièges)
- FN : Patrick Binder (21,95%, 8 sièges)
Previous Councils
1998-2004 Presidency of Adrien Zeller. Distribution of seats: - The environmentalists - PS: 9 seats
- MEI: 1 seat
- UMP: 19 seats
- Alsace first: 9 seats
- FN: 2 seats
- Miscellaneous: 4 seats
- Non-registered students: 3 seats
The polls of March 15, 1998 (in percentage of recorded votes): March 15 is the 74th day of the year in the Gregorian Calendar (75th in Leap years). ...
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- Extreme left: 31,798 votes - 5,50 %
- Socialist party: 95,407 votes - 16,49 %
- Environmentalists: 35,895 votes - 6,21 %
- Miscellaneous: 80,158 votes - 13,86 %
- RPR: 37 672 voices - 6,52 %
- UDF: 155 265 voices - 26,84 %
- Minor right-wing parties: 23,386 votes - 4,05 %
- National Front: 119,070 votes - 20,58 %
1992-1998 Presidency of Marcel Rudloff then Adrien Zeller: - PS - PCF: 6 seats
- Environmentalists: 6 seats
- Ecology Generation: 3 seats
- Miscellaneous: 1 seat
- UDF - RPR: 20 seats
- National Front: 9 seats
- Alsace d'abord: 2 seats
1986-1992 Presidency of Marcel Rudloff: - PS - PCF : 11 seats
- Les Verts : 2 seats
- UDF - RPR : 27 seats
- National Front: 7 seats
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