List deputies of Haut-Rhin

List of the deputies of Haut-Rhin

List districts

Legislature 2007/2012

Legislature 2002/2007

Legislature 1997/2002

Legislature 1993/1997

Legislature 1988-1993

Legislature 1986-1988

The legislative elections of 1986 having taken place with the poll proportional of list departmental, the framework of the districts had been removed for these elections.

The list PS, carried out by Jean-Marie Bockel, arrived at the head and obtained two elected officials:

The list RPR, carried out by Pierre Weisenhorn, placed second and obtained it also two elected officials:

The list UDF arrived in third position, with some votes of the RPR list, and obtained two elected officials:

Finally the list FN obtained a seat:

  • Gerard Freulet

Legislature 1981-1986

Legislature 1978-1981

Legislature 1973-1978

Legislature 1968-1973

Legislature 1967-1968

Legislature 1962-1967

Legislature 1958-1962

List of the deputies elected under IVe Republic

Legislature 1956-1958

The elections took place with the poll proportional of list, with possibility of political alliances between several lists. The lists MRP, and social CNIP-republicans (ex-RPF) obtained the totality of the six seats concerned following a political alliance between them having exceeded the absolute majority of the votes cast.

The list MRP, carried out by the mayor of Colmar Joseph Rey, obtained five elected officials:

  • Joseph Rey, general adviser and mayor of Colmar

  • Joseph Wasmer, general adviser and assistant of the mayor of Mulhouse
  • Henri Ulrich, general adviser of Habsheim
  • Jean-Joseph Balesteri, city council man of Mulhouse
  • Fernand Ortlieb

The list social CNIP-Republicans obtained only one elected official:

  • Middle-class Georges, appointed outgoing, president of the general advice and mayor of Pulversheim

Legislature 1951-1956

The elections took place with the poll proportional of list, with possibility of political alliances between several lists. The political alliances concluded between certain lists not having exceeded the absolute majority from the voices, the distribution of the seats took place with the proportional one.

The list RPF, arrived at the head, obtained three elected officials:

  • Middle-class Georges, president of the general advice and mayor of Pulversheim

  • Rene Kuehn, appointed outgoing, mayor of Ammerschwihr
  • Eugene Ritzenthaler, general adviser and mayor of Holtzwihr

The list MRP, arrived second, obtained two elected officials:

Finally the list SFIO obtained an elected official:

Legislature 1946-1951

The elections took place with the poll proportional of list, without possibility of political alliances between several lists.

The list MRP arrived at the head and obtained four elected officials:

The list of Gaulliste Union, preceding RPF, arrived second and obtained an elected official:

Finally the list SFIO obtained it also an elected official:

Second constituent Assembly June 1946 - November 1946

The elections organized for the election of a new constituent assembly took place after the failure of the referendum proposing a first constituent project, supported by PCF and the SFIO, in May 1946. The elections took place with the poll proportional of list, without possibility of political alliance between several lists.

The list MRP arrived at the head and obtained four elected officials:

  • Jacques Fonlupt-Espéraber, appointed outgoing.

  • Joseph Wasmer, appointed outgoing, assistant with the mayor of Mulhouse
  • Andre Bas, appointed outgoing.
  • Marie-Louise Weber.

The list SFIO obtained two elected officials:

First constituent assembly November 1945 - June 1946

The elections at the first constituent assembly were organized with the proportional secondary road, without possibility of political alliance. The constitution project worked out by this assembly with majority PCF/SFIO was rejected by referendum in May 1946, involving the election of a new constituent assembly in June 1946.

The list MRP arrived at the head and obtained three elected officials:

The list SFIO obtained two elected officials:

Finally the list of Union gaullist, supporting the constitutional proposals of the de Gaulle general, obtained an elected official:

  • Joseph Winter

List of the deputies elected under IIIe Republic

The legislative elections were with the majority poll of district with two turns of 1928 to 1936. From 1919 to 1928 the deputies were elected with the departmental poll propotionnel.

Legislature 1936-1940

Legislature 1932-1936

Legislature 1928-1932

  • the elected deputies Joseph Pink and Eugene Ricklin, both separatists close to catholic party UPR, were invalidated following their judgment (broken later) during the lawsuit of Colmar. Marcel Stürmel, autonmist member of the UPR, was elected in Altkirch in replacement and with the support of Eugene Ricklin. In the same way in Colmar, Rene Hauss, separatist member of Landespartei, was elected with the support of Joseph Pink.

  • the deputy Joseph Pfleger, member of the catholic party " national" APNA since its separation of with the UPR at the end of 1928, was elected senator in 1929. At the time of the by-election organized to provide the seat, the candidate of the APNA Joseph Rieder overrode the candidate of the UPR.

Legislature 1924-1928

The legislative elections of 1924 were organized with the poll proportional of list. They marked at the national level the victory of the " Trust of the lefts " of center-left. In Haut-Rhin the list of the " National Block " , made up of the UPR and the democratic party, gained all the seats.

The list of the " Block national" thus all 7 concerned seat obtainobtained:

  • Joseph Pfleger, appointed outgoing UPR (Left Catholic Alsatian).
  • Paul the Jordan, appointed outgoing Democrat (started from center-right of Protestant tradition), mayor of Altkirch
  • Camille Bilger, appointed outgoing UPR (Left Catholic Alsatian), general adviser of Soultz
  • Charles Scheer, appointed outgoing Democrat (started from center-right of Protestant tradition)
  • Joseph Silbermann, UPR (Left Catholic Alsatian).
  • Joseph Brom, UPR (Left Catholic Alsatian), general adviser of Hirsingue
  • Gustave Burger, Democrat (started from center-right of Protestant tradition).

Legislature 1919-1924

The legislative elections of 1919 were organized with the poll proportional of list. They marked at the national level the victory of the " National Block " of center-right. In the Low-Rhine the list of the " National" block; , made up of the UPR and the democratic party, gained all the seats.

The list of the " Block national" thus all 7 concerned seat obtainobtained:

  • Joseph Pfleger, UPR (Left Catholic Alsatian), general adviser of Ribeauvillé
  • Paul the Jordan, Democrat (started from center-right of Protestant tradition), mayor of Altkirch
  • Camille Bilger, UPR (Left Catholic Alsatian), general adviser of Soultz
  • Charles Scheer, Democrat (started from center-right of Protestant tradition)
  • Medard Brogly, UPR (Left Catholic Alsatian), general adviser of Huningue
  • Rene Baradé, Democrat (started from center-right of Protestant tradition)
  • Emile Wetterlé , UPR (Left Catholic Alsatian).

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