District council of Auvergne

Current district council

The District council of Auvergne has his seat with Chamalières, 238 people work there (July 2005). It is composed of forty seven regional advisers of which:

*12 for the To combine,

*5 for the Cantal,

*7 for the Haute-Loire,

*23 for the Puy-de-Dôme.

The regional advisers divide themselves into four groups (by decreasing order):

*groupe Socialist ( president in the course of nomination): 18

*groupe Union for Auvergne (UMP, UDF (president: Jean Proriol): 17

*groupe Communist (president: Eric Dubourgnoux): 7

*groupe Green (president: Pierre Pommarel): 5

The executive is composed of:

* Rene Souchon: President since February 13rd, 2006 (following the death of Pierre-Joël Bonté on January 18th, 2006)

*Jean Mallot: 1e Vice-président (in charge with finances, the large equipment and agriculture)

*Alain Bussière: 2nd Vice-president (in charge with education, higher education and research)

*Jean-Claude Mairal: 3rd Vice-president (Europe and decentralized co-operation)

*Arlette Arnaud-Pram: 4th Vice-president (training and formation throughout the life)

*Anna Aubois: 5th Vice-president (youth and sports)

*Dominic Daughter-in-law: Vice-president (political regional of housing, the habitat and the policy of the city)

*André Chapaveire: Vice-president (tourism and hydrotherapy)

*Michel War: Vice-president (development and town and country planning)

*Catherine Henri-Martin: Vice president (culture and community life)

*Christiane Laïdouni: Vice-president (transportation transport and routes)

*Jacques-Bernard Magner: Vice-president (economic development and social economy and interdependent)

*Françoise Draper-Rayet: Vice-president (health).

Result of the elections 2004

The countryside

The countryside for the regional ones starts with the reflection of the Outgoing president, Valery Giscard d'Estaing, which hesitates to make the " mandate of trop". Opposite, the socialist opposition chooses Pierre-Joël Bonté, whereas several local frameworks of the PS do not misent " not a kopek" (according to the dires of Kindness) on its victoire.
Indeed, in spite of his place of president of the General advice of Puy-de-Dome, the socialist candidate has several disadvantages. Its notoriety is very weak. Its principal adversary enjoys a political experiment without any measurement, and a very great intelligence with its advantage. Moreover, the socialist candidate does not manage to bring together the actors of the left to the first turn. PCF and the Greens make lists with part.
Pierre-Joël Bonté pokes her arrows against a Giscard which especially served Clermont-Ferrand with the Zenith, the Large market and Vulcania.

With the first turn, Valery Giscard d'Estaing precedes her adversary comfortably. Two points are to be noted: the important score of the PCF list carried out by Andre Chassaigne which arrives at a little less than 10%, and 5% of the lists of the greens taken along by Yves Guesdon. There are also the 9,59% of the National front, making area of Auvergne one of rare in 2004 not to qualify for the second tower the list of Louis de Condé.

First turn

Second turn

Former presidents of the District council

Jean Morellon (1974 - 1977)
Maurice Pourchon (1977 - 1986)
Valery Giscard d'Estaing (1986 - 2004)
Pierre-Joël Bonté (2004 - † January 18th 2006)

Removal of the buildings

The District council envisages to move with Montferrand. In order to gather the various services, a building is in the course of construction near the Museum of Art Roger-Quilliot, with the site of an old sign of do-it-yourself. Currently, the District council rents buildings with Chamalières (Europe), in Clermont-Ferrand (Delille).

See too

Internal bond

Auvergne (administrative area and history)

External bond

District council of Auvergne

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