Sandrine Hurel

Sandrine Hurel is a French Political personality , member of the Socialist party, born the August 7th 1968 with Lisieux (Calvados).

She is the girl of Gilbert Hurel, mayor of Touques (Calvados).

Sandrine Hurel is appointed socialist 11 {{E}} district of the Seine-Maritime.

Member of the Socialist party since his youth, Sandrine Hurel obtained its first electoral mandate in 2001 while being elected municipal adviser of Dieppe (Seine-Maritime).

Near to old the Prime Minister Laurent Fabius and strong man of the department, it was elected in 2004 general adviser of the canton of Dieppe-Is and regional adviser of High-Normandy.

Following these two elections, it left the municipal council of Dieppe to conform to the law on the Cumul of the mandates.

On the professional level, it was parliamentary assistant of the Socialist senator of Seine-Maritime Henri Weber of 1995 to 2004 before replacing it with the Palais of Luxembourg. Parliamentary assistant of profession, it became sénatrice of Seine-Maritime the September 26th 2004.

She is also general adviser of the Canton of Dieppe-Is.

Beaten with the legislative elections 2002 in Dieppe, she was elected the appointed June 17th 2007 11th district of Seine-Maritime with 52,20% of the voices compared with 47,80% with Jean Bazin (UMP) in a relatively favorable local context, following the internal dissensions within local right-hand side. She then takes again the seat held by the Maire CNI of Dieppe, Edouard Leveau (eliminated as of the first turn) and formerly by the Gaulliste Raymond Offroy.

Political mandates

Local mandates

of the 18/03/2001 to the 28/03/2004: Municipal adviser of Dieppe

District council

of the 28/03/2004 to the 31/12/2004: Vice-president of the district council of High-Normandy

Parliament

of the 26/09/2004 to the 28/06/2007: Sénatrice of the Seine-Maritime
since the 20/06/2007: Deputy of the 11th district of the Seine-Maritime.

External bonds

Its personal site
Its card on the site of the Senate

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