2020 Bas-Rhin municipal elections

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| ← 2014 | 15 March 2020 (2020-03-15) and 28 June 2020 (2020-06-28) |

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The 2020 Bas-Rhin municipal elections took place on 15 March 2020, with a second round of voting initially expected for 22 March 2020. Like the rest of France, the second round was initially suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic. On 22 May, Prime Minister Édouard Philippe announced that the second round of voting would take place on the 28th of June.

## Incumbent and elected mayors

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Right-wing politicians have remained largely dominant in the department. Already weakened during the last elections by losses in Schweighouse-sur-Moder, Vendenheim and Schiltigheim. The left lost further ground in Erstein, Illkirch-Graffenstaden and Ostwald to the benefit of centrist and unaffiliated candidates. Even with divisions in her list during the second round of voting, Jeanne Baseghian, the mayoral candidate for Europe Écologie Les Verts, was able to maintain control of Strasbourg for the left.

Commune | Population

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Barr | 7 238  | Gilbert Scholly  |  | LR | Nathalie Ernst  |  | LR
Benfeld | 5 753  | Jacky Wolfarth  |  | DVD | Jacky Wolfarth  |  | DVD
Bischheim | 17 093  | Jean-Louis Hoerlé  |  | LR | Jean-Louis Hoerlé  |  | LR
Bischwiller | 12 538  | Jean-Lucien Netzer  |  | MoDem | Jean-Lucien Netzer  |  | MoDem
Brumath | 9 986  | Étienne Wolf  |  | LR | Étienne Wolf  |  | LR
Drusenheim | 5 154  | Jacky Keller  |  | LR | Jacky Keller  |  | LR
Eckbolsheim | 6 857  | André Lobstein  |  | LR | André Lobstein  |  | LR
Erstein | 10 630  | Jean-Marc Willer  |  | DVG | Michel Andreu Sanchez  |  | LR
Eschau | 5 303  | Yves Sublon  |  | DVD | Yves Sublon  |  | DVD
Fegersheim | 5 737  | Thierry Schaal  |  | DVD | Thierry Schaal  |  | DVD
Geispolsheim | 7 540  | Sébastien Zaegel  |  | LR | Jean-Michel Schaeffer  |  | DVD
Haguenau | 34 504  | Claude Sturni  |  | DVD | Claude Sturni  |  | DVD
Hœnheim | 11 215  | Vincent Debes  |  | LR | Vincent Debes  |  | LR
Illkirch-Graffenstaden | 26 780  | Claude Froehly  |  | PS | Thibaud Phillips  |  | LR
Lingolsheim | 18 324  | Yves Bur |  | LR | Catherine Graef-Eckert  |  | LR
Molsheim | 9 312  | Jean-Michel Weber  |  | LR | Laurent Furst |  | LR
Mutzig | 6 011  | Jean-Luc Schickelé  |  | DVD | Jean-Luc Schickelé  |  | DVD
Oberhausbergen | 5 381  | Cécile Delattre  |  | UDI | Cécile Delattre  |  | UDI
Obernai | 11 279  | Bernard Fischer  |  | LR | Bernard Fischer  |  | LR
Ostwald | 12 604  | Jean-Marie Beutel  |  | PS | Fabienne Baas  |  | ECO
Val-de-Moder | 5 096  | Jean-Denis Erdelin  |  | DVD | Jean-Denis Erdelin  |  | DVD
Reichshoffen | 5 396  | Hubert Walter  |  | LR | Hubert Walter  |  | LR
Rosheim | 5 149  | Michel Herr  |  | UDI | Michel Herr  |  | UDI
Saverne | 11 239  | Stéphane Leyenberger  |  | LR | Stéphane Leyenberger  |  | LR
Schiltigheim | 31 894  | Danielle Dambach  |  | EÉLV | Danielle Dambach  |  | EÉLV
Sélestat | 19 252  | Marcel Bauer  |  | LR | Marcel Bauer  |  | LR
Souffelweyersheim | 8 001  | Pierre Perrin  |  | UDI | Pierre Perrin  |  | UDI
Strasbourg | 280 966  | Roland Ries |  | DVG | Jeanne Barseghian |  | EÉLV
Vendenheim | 5 664  | Philippe Pfrimmer  |  | DVD | Philippe Pfrimmer  |  | DVD
La Wantzenau | 5 841  | Patrick Depyl  |  | MoDem | Michèle Kannengieser  |  | DVD
Wasselonne | 5 652  | Michèle Eschlimann  |  | LR | Michèle Eschlimann  |  | LR
Wissembourg | 7 537  | Christian Gliech  |  | LREM | Sandra Fischer-Junck  |  | DVD

### Results by number of mayors elected

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Change in number of elected mayors by political party  Party  | Incumbent mayors  | Elected mayors  | Change

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| EELV | 1  | 2  | +1
| PS | 2  | 0  | -2
| ECO | 0  | 1  | +1
| DVG | 2  | 0  | -2
Total left  | 5  | 3  | -2
| MoDem | 2  | 1  | -1
| LREM | 1  | 0  | -1
Total center  | 3  | 1  | -2
| LR | 14  | 15  | +1
| UDI | 3  | 3  | =
| DVD | 7  | 10  | +3
Total right  | 24  | 28  | +4
Total  | 32  | 32  | =

## Results in communes with more than 5,000 residents

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### Barr

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* Incumbent mayor: Gilbert Scholly (LR)
* 29 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 7,238 residents)
* 12 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (CC du Pays de Barr)

2020 Barr municipal election results

Leader  | List  | First round[1] | Seats
Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Nathalie Ernst  | LR | 1,364  | 80.47  | 27  | 11
| Pierre-Yves Zuber  | RN | 331  | 19.52  | 2  | 1
Valid votes  | 1,695  | 96.14  |
White votes  | 22  | 1.25
Rejected votes  | 46  | 2.61
Total | 1,763 | 100 | 29 | 12
Abstentions  | 2,830  | 61.62  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 4,593  | 38.38

### Benfeld

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* Incumbent mayor: Jacky Wolfarth (DVD)
* 29 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 5,753 residents)
* 6 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (CC du Canton d'Erstein)

2020 Benfeld municipal election results

Leader  | List  | First round[2] | Seats
Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Jacky Wolfart *  | DVD | 602  | 100.00  | 29  | 6
Valid votes  | 602  | 86.87  |
White votes  | 45  | 6.49
Rejected votes  | 46  | 6.64
Total | 693 | 100 | 29 | 6
Abstentions  | 3,131  | 81.83  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 3,814  | 18.17

### Bischheim

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* Incumbent mayor: Jean-Louis Hoerlé (LR)
* 33 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 17,093 residents)
* 3 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (Eurométropole de Strasbourg)

2020 Bischheim municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round  | Second round[3] | Seats

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Votes  | %  | Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Jean-Louis Hoerlé *  | LR | 1,212  | 45.87  | 1,307  | 50.77  | 25  | 2
| Gérard Schann  | EELV | 812  | 30.73  | 918  | 35.66  | 6  | 1
| Christèle Laforêt  | UDI | 366  | 13.85  | 349  | 13.55  | 2  | 0
| Estelle Fraass  | PS | 252  | 9.53  |  | 0  | 0
Valid votes  | 2,642  | 97.06  | 2,574  | 98.28  |
White votes  | 27  | 0.99  | 23  | 0.88
Rejected votes  | 53  | 1.95  | 22  | 0.84
Total | 2,722 | 100 | 2,619 | 100 | 33 | 3
Abstentions  | 6,309  | 69.86  | 6,416  | 71.01  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 9,031  | 30.14  | 9,035  | 28.99

### Bischwiller

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* Incumbent mayor: Jean-Lucien Netzer (MoDem)
* 33 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 12,538 residents)
* 8 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (CA de Haguenau)

2020 Bischwiller municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round[4] | Seats

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Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Jean-Lucien Netzer *  | MoDem | 1,971  | 84.23  | 31  | 8
| Michèle Grunder-Rubert  | ECO | 369  | 15.76  | 3  | 0
Valid votes  | 2,340  | 96.42  |
White votes  | 37  | 1,52
Rejected votes  | 50  | 2.06
Total | 2,427 | 100 | 33 | 8
Abstentions  | 4,431  | 64.61  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 6,858  | 35.39

### Brumath

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* Incumbent mayor: Etienne Wolf (LR)
* 29 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 9,986 residents)
* 6 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (CA de Haguenau)

2020 Brumath municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round[5] | Seats

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Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Etienne Wolf *  | LR | 1,626  | 57.70  | 23  | 5
| Jean Obrecht  | DIV | 991  | 35.16  | 5  | 1
| Jean-Michel Delaye  | DVG | 201  | 7.13  | 1  | 0
Valid votes  | 2,818  | 97.37  |
White votes  | 38  | 1.31
Rejected votes  | 38  | 1.31
Total | 2,894 | 100 | 29 | 6
Abstentions  | 4,405  | 60.35  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 7,299  | 39.65

### Drusenheim

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* Incumbent mayor: Jacky Keller (LR)
* 29 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 5,154 residents)
* 6 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (CC du Pays Rhénan)

2020 Drusenheim municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round[6] | Seats

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Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Jacky Keller *  | LR | 1,040  | 100.00  | 29  | 6
Valid votes  | 1,040  | 85.67  |
White votes  | 73  | 6.01
Rejected votes  | 101  | 8.32
Total | 1,214 | 100 | 29 | 6
Abstentions  | 3,192  | 74.45  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 4,406  | 27.55

### Eckbolsheim

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* Incumbent mayor: André Lobstein (LR)
* 29 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 6,857 residents)
* 1 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (Eurométropole de Strasbourg)

2020 Eckbolsheim municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round[7] | Seats

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Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| André Lobstein *  | LR | 691  | 100.00  | 29  | 1
Valid votes  | 691  | 82.56  |
White votes  | 103  | 12.31
Rejected votes  | 43  | 5.14
Total | 837 | 100 | 29 | 1
Abstentions  | 3,838  | 82.10  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 4,675  | 17.90

### Erstein

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* Incumbent mayor: Jean-Marc Willer (DVG)
* 33 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 10,630 residents)
* 11 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (CC du Canton d'Erstein)

2020 Erstein municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round  | Second round[8] | Seats

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Votes  | %  | Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Michel Andreu Sanchez  | LR | 1,231  | 45.49  | 1,542  | 57.79  | 27  | 9
| Patrick Kiefer  | DVC | 1,011  | 37.36  | 837  | 31.37  | 5  | 2
| Kévin Diebold  | RN | 464  | 17.14  | 289  | 10.83  | 1  | 0
Valid votes  | 2,706  | 96.85  | 2,668  | 97.94  |
White votes  | 47  | 1.68  | 29  | 1.06
Rejected votes  | 41  | 1.47  | 27  | 0.99
Total | 2,794 | 100 | 2,724 | 100 | 33 | 11
Abstentions  | 4,982  | 64.07  | 5,070  | 65.05  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 7,776  | 35.93  | 7,794  | 34.95

### Eschau

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* Incumbent mayor: Yves Sublon (DVD)
* 29 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 5,303 residents)
* 1 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (Eurométropole de Strasbourg)

2020 Eschau municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round[9] | Seats

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Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Yves Sublon *  | DVD | 940  | 100.00  | 29  | 1
Valid votes  | 940  | 89.61  |
White votes  | 45  | 4.29
Rejected votes  | 64  | 6.10
Total | 1,049  | 100 | 29 | 1
Abstentions  | 2,808  | 72.80  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 3,857  | 27.20

### Fegersheim

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* Incumbent mayor: Thierry Schaal (DVD)
* 29 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 5,737 residents)
* 1 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (Eurométropole de Strasbourg )

2020 Fegersheim municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round[10] | Seats

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Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Thierry Schaal *  | DVD | 891  | 100  | 29  | 1
Valid votes  | 891  | 86.67  |
White votes  | 71  | 6.91
Rejected votes  | 66  | 6.42
Total | 1,028  | 100 | 29 | 1
Abstentions  | 3,296  | 76.23  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 4,324  | 23.77

### Geispolsheim

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* Incumbent mayor: Sébastien Zaegel (LR)
* 29 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 7,540 residents)
* 1 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (Eurométropole de Strasbourg)

2020 Geispolsheim municipal elections  Leader  | List  | First round[11] | Seats

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Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Jean-Michel Schaeffer  | DVD | 1,544  | 72.93  | 25  | 1
| Jacques Fernique | EELV | 573  | 27.06  | 4  | 0
Valid votes  | 2,117  | 98.05  |
White votes  | 24  | 1.11
Rejected votes  | 18  | 0.83
Total | 2,159  | 100 | 29 | 1
Abstentions  | 3,394  | 61.12  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 5,553  | 38.88

### Haguenau

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* Incumbent mayor: Claude Sturni (DVD)
* 39 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 34,504 residents)
* 23 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (CA de Haguenau)

2020 Haguenau municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round[12] | Seats

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Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Claude Sturni *  | DVD | 4,379  | 65.71  | 33  | 20
| Armand Marx  | EELV | 1,485  | 22.28  | 4  | 2
| Patrick Muller  | RN | 800  | 12.00  | 2  | 1
Valid votes  | 6,664  | 97.73  |
White votes  | 55  | 0.81
Rejected votes  | 100  | 1.47
Total | 6,819 | 100 | 39 | 23
Abstentions  | 16,388  | 70.62  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 23,207  | 29.38

### Hœnheim

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* Incumbent mayor: Vincent Debes (LR)
* 33 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 11,215 residents)
* 2 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (Eurométropole de Strasbourg)

2020 Hœnheim municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round[13] | Seats

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Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Vincent Debes *  | LR | 1,965  | 100.00  | 33  | 2
Valid votes  | 1,965  | 93.00  |
White votes  | 80  | 3.79
Rejected votes  | 68  | 3.22
Total | 2,113 | 100 | 33 | 2
Abstentions  | 5,658  | 72.81  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 7,771  | 27.19

### Illkirch-Graffenstaden

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* Incumbent mayor: Claude Froehly (PS)
* 35 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 26,780 residents)
* 6 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (Eurométropole de Strasbourg )

2020 Illkirch-Graffenstaden municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round  | Second round[14] | Seats

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Votes  | %  | Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Claude Froehly *  | PS | 1,873  | 31.06  | 2,173  | 34.51  | 6  | 1
| Richard Hamm  | EELV | 710  | 11.77
| Thibaud Philipps  | LR | 1,650  | 27.36  | 2,500  | 39.70  | 25  | 5
| Pascale Gendrault  | DVD | 1,084  | 17.97  | 1,142  | 18.13  | 3  | 0
| Rémy Beaujeux  | DVD | 712  | 11.80  | 481  | 7.63  | 1  | 0
Valid votes  | 6,029  | 97.70  | 6,296  | 98.41  |
White votes  | 71  | 1.15  | 57  | 0.89
Rejected votes  | 71  | 1.15  | 45  | 0.70
Total | 6,171 | 100 | 6,398 | 100 | 35 | 3
Abstentions  | 11,772  | 65.61  | 11,534  | 64.32  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 17,943  | 34.39  | 17,932  | 35.68

### Lingolsheim

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* Incumbent mayor: Yves Bur (LR)
* 33 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 18,324 residents)
* 4 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (Eurométropole de Strasbourg)

2020 Lingolsheim municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round[15] | Seats

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Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Catherine Graef-Eckert  | LR | 1,738  | 54.02  | 26  | 3
| Valérie Wackermann  | PS | 1,048  | 32.57  | 5  | 1
| Xavier Dannel  | DVD | 431  | 13.39  | 2  | 0
Valid votes  | 3,217  | 97.54  |
White votes  | 43  | 1.30
Rejected votes  | 38  | 1.15
Total | 3,298 | 100 | 33 | 4
Abstentions  | 8,703  | 72.52  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 12,001  | 27.48

### Molsheim

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* Incumbent mayor: Jean-Michel Weber (LR)
* 29 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 9,312 residents)
* 10 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (CC de la Région de Molsheim-Mutzig)

2020 Molsheim municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round[16] | Seats

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Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Laurent Furst | LR | 1,995  | 60.45  | 24  | 8
| Jean-Michel Weber *  | LR | 1,305  | 39.54  | 5  | 2
Valid votes  | 3,300  | 98.21  |
White votes  | 25  | 0.74
Rejected votes  | 35  | 1.04
Total | 3,360 | 100 | 29 | 10
Abstentions  | 2,837  | 45.78  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 6,197  | 54.22

### Mutzig

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* Incumbent mayor: Jean-Luc Schickelé (DVD)
* 29 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 6,011 residents)
* 6 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (CC de la Région de Molsheim-Mutzig)

2020 Mutzig municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round  | Second round[17] | Seats

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Votes  | %  | Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Jean-Luc Schickelé *  | DVD | 729  | 45.05  | 817  | 51.25  | 23  | 5
| Claudio Fazio  | ECO | 523  | 32.32  | 580  | 36.38  | 5  | 1
| Raymond Bernard  | DVD | 366  | 22.62  | 197  | 12.35  | 1  | 0
Valid votes  | 1,618  | 96.71  | 1,594  | 98.09  |
White votes  | 28  | 1.67  | 16  | 0.98
Rejected votes  | 27  | 1.61  | 15  | 0.92
Total | 1,673 | 100 | 1,625 | 100 | 29 | 6
Abstentions  | 2,061  | 55.20  | 2,116  | 56.56  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 3,734  | 44.80  | 3,741  | 43.44

### Oberhausbergen

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* Incumbent mayor: Cécile Delattre-Van Hecke (UDI)
* 29 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 5,381 residents)
* 1 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (Eurométropole de Strasbourg)

2020 Oberhausbergen municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round[18] | Seats

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Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Cécile Delattre-Van Hecke *  | UDI | 862  | 56.41  | 23  | 1
| Théo Klumpp  | DVD | 406  | 26.57  | 4  | 0
| Jean-Marc Lotz  | DVD | 260  | 17.01  | 2  | 0
Valid votes  | 1,528  | 98.77  |
White votes  | 10  | 0.65
Rejected votes  | 9  | 0.58
Total | 1,547 | 100 | 29 | 1
Abstentions  | 1,853  | 54.50  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 3,400  | 45.50

### Obernai

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* Incumbent mayor: Bernard Fischer (LR)
* 33 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 11,279 residents)
* 13 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (CC du Pays de Sainte-Odile)

2020 Obernai municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round[19] | Seats

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Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Bernard Fischer *  | LR | 2,127  | 62.70  | 27  | 11
| Catherine Edel-Laurent  | DVD | 1,265  | 37.29  | 6  | 2
Valid votes  | 3,392  | 97.30  |
White votes  | 32  | 0.92
Rejected votes  | 62  | 1.78
Total | 3,486 | 100 | 33 | 13
Abstentions  | 5,691  | 62.01  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 9,177  | 37.99

### Ostwald

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* Incumbent mayor: Jean-Marie Beutel (PS)
* 33 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 12,604 residents)
* 2 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (Eurométropole de Strasbourg )

2020 Ostwald municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round  | Second round[20] | Seats

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Votes  | %  | Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Jean-Marie Beutel *  | PS | 833  | 29.12  | 997  | 34.37  | 5  | 0
| Fabienne Baas  | EELV | 785  | 27.44  | 1,355  | 46.72  | 25  | 2
| Vincent Florange  | DVD | 666  | 23.28
| Claude Steinle  | DVD | 576  | 20.13  | 548  | 18.89  | 3  | 0
Valid votes  | 2,860  | 97.25  | 2,900  | 97.48  |
White votes  | 38  | 1.29  | 32  | 1.08
Rejected votes  | 43  | 1.46  | 43  | 1.45
Total | 2,941 | 100 | 2,975 | 100 | 33 | 2
Abstentions  | 5,149  | 63.35  | 5,143  | 63.35  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 8,090  | 36.35  | 8,188  | 36.65

### Val-de-Moder

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* Incumbent mayor: Jean-Denis Enderlin (DVD)
* 33 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 5,096 residents)
* 3 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (CA de Haguenau)

2020 Val-de-Modor municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round[21] | Seats

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Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Jean-Denis Enderlin *  | DVD | 767  | 100.00  | 33  | 3
Valid votes  | 767  | 89.19  |
White votes  | 17  | 1.98
Rejected votes  | 76  | 8.84
Total | 860 | 100 | 33 | 3
Abstentions  | 2,773  | 76.33  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 3,633  | 23.67

### Reichshoffen

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* Incumbent mayor: Hubert Walter (LR)
* 29 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 5,396 residents)
* 8 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (CC du Pays de Niederbronn-les-Bains)

2020 Reichshoffen municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round[22] | Seats

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Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Hubert Walter *  | LR | 926  | 54.40  | 23  | 6
| Jean-Yves Jung  | DIV | 465  | 27.32  | 4  | 1
| Joseph Contino  | DIV | 311  | 18.27  | 2  | 1
Valid votes  | 1,702  | 97.48  |
White votes  | 8  | 0.46
Rejected votes  | 36  | 2.06
Total | 3,486 | 100 | 29 | 8
Abstentions  | 2,250  | 56.31  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 3,996  | 43.69

### Rosheim

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* Incumbent mayor: Michel Herr (UDI)
* 29 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 5,149 residents)
* 8 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (CC des Portes de Rosheim)

2020 Rosheim municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round[23] | Seats

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Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Michel Herr *  | UDI | 1,141  | 60.43  | 24  | 7
| Philippe Elsass  | ECO | 747  | 39.56  | 5  | 1
Valid votes  | 1,888  | 98.03  |
White votes  | 13  | 0.67
Rejected votes  | 25  | 1.30
Total | 1,926 | 100 | 29 | 8
Abstentions  | 2,291  | 54.33  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 4,217  | 45.67

### Saverne

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* Incumbent mayor: Stéphane Leyenberger (LR)
* 33 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 11,239 residents)
* 17 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (CC du Pays de Saverne)

2020 Saverne municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round[24] | Seats

|
|
|

Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Stéphane Leyenberger *  | LR | 1,800  | 64.79  | 28  | 14
| Nadine Schnitzler  | DVD | 649  | 23.36  | 3  | 2
| Laurence Wagner  | DVD | 329  | 11.84  | 2  | 1
Valid votes  | 2,778  | 96.59  |
White votes  | 40  | 1.39
Rejected votes  | 58  | 2.02
Total | 2,876 | 100 | 33 | 17
Abstentions  | 4,486  | 62.76  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 7,722  | 37.34

### Schiltigheim

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* Incumbent mayor: Danielle Dambach (EELV)
* 39 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 31,894 residents)
* 7 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (Eurométropole de Strasbourg)

2020 Schiltigheim municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round[25] | Seats

|
|
|

Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Danielle Dambach *  | EELV | 3,169  | 55.29  | 32  | 6
| Christian Ball  | LR | 1,179  | 20.57  | 4  | 1
| Hélène Hollederer  | LREM | 746  | 13.01  | 3  | 0
| Raphäel Rodrigues  | DIV | 329  | 5.74  | 1  | 0
| Francis Guyot  | DIV | 197  | 3.43  | 0  | 0
| Denise Grandmougin  | EXG | 111  | 1.93  | 0  | 0
Valid votes  | 5,731  | 97.10  |
White votes  | 57  | 0.97
Rejected votes  | 114  | 1.93
Total | 3,902 | 100 | 39 | 7
Abstentions  | 12,485  | 67.90  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 18,387  | 32.10

### Sélestat

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* Incumbent mayor: Marcel Bauer (LR)
* 33 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 19,252 residents)
* 21 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (CC de Sélestat)

2020 Sélestat municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round  | Second round[26] | Seats

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|
|
|

Votes  | %  | Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Marcel Bauer *  | LR | 1,969  | 36.66  | 2,355  | 41.25  | 24  | 15
| Denis Digel  | DVC | 1,725  | 32.12  | 2,216  | 38.81  | 6  | 4
| Caroline Reys  | EELV | 1,262  | 23.50  | 1,138  | 19.93  | 3  | 2
| Jean-Marc Kestel-Koffel  | DVG | 414  | 7.70  |  | 0  | 0
Valid votes  | 5,370  | 96.70  | 5,709  | 97.37  |
White votes  | 47  | 0.85  | 70  | 1.19
Rejected votes  | 136  | 2.45  | 84  | 1.43
Total | 5,553 | 100 | 5,863 | 100 | 33 | 21
Abstentions  | 8,438  | 60.31  | 8,116  | 58.06  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 13,991  | 39.69  | 13,979  | 41.94

### Souffelweyersheim

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* Incumbent mayor: Pierre Perrin (UDI)
* 29 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 8,001 residents)
* 1 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (Eurométropole de Strasbourg)

2020 Souffelweyersheim municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round[27] | Seats

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|
|

Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Pierre Perrin *  | UDI | 1,676  | 86.57  | 27  | 1
| Odile Ngo Yanga  | DIV | 260  | 13.42  | 2  | 0
Valid votes  | 1,936  | 97.24  |
White votes  | 30  | 1.51
Rejected votes  | 25  | 1.26
Total | 1,991  | 100 | 29 | 1
Abstentions  | 3,517  | 63.85  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 5,508  | 36.15

### Strasbourg

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* Incumbent mayor: Roland Ries (DVG)
* 65 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 280,966 residents)
* 49 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (Eurométropole de Strasbourg)

2020 Strasbourg municipal election results

Leader  | List  | First round  | Second round[28] | Seats
Votes  | %  | Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Jeanne Barseghian | EÉLV-PCF | 13,532  | 27.87  | 21,592  | 41.70  | 47  | 35
| Alain Fontanel  | LREM-Agir-MR-MoDem | 9,642  | 19.86  | 18,099  | 34.95  | 11  | 8
| Jean-Philippe Vetter  | LR-SL-LC-UDI | 8,862  | 18.26
| Catherine Trautmann | PS-PRG | 9,601  | 19.77  | 12,080  | 23.33  | 7  | 6
| Hombeline du Parc  | RN | 3,044  | 6.27  |
| Kevin Loquais  | LFI-G.s-REV | 1,452  | 2.99
| Chantal Cutajar  | UL | 1,058  | 2.17
| Patrick Arbogast  | DIV | 583  | 1.20
| Clément Soubise  | NPA | 399  | 0.82
| Louise Fève  | LO | 212  | 0.43
| Mathieu Le Tallec  | POID | 149  | 0.30
Valid votes  | 48,540  | 98.34  | 51,771  | 98.32  |
White votes  | 284  | 0.58  | 502  | 0.95
Rejected votes  | 537  | 1.09  | 380  | 0.72
Total | 49,361 | 100 | 52,653 | 100 | 65 | 49
Abstentions  | 94,239  | 65.63  | 90,985  | 63.34  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 143,600  | 34.37  | 143,638  | 36.66

### Vendenheim

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* Incumbent mayor: Philippe Pfrimmer (DVD)
* 29 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 5,664 residents)
* 1 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (Eurométropole de Strasbourg)

2020 Vendenheim municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round[29] | Seats

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|
|

Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Philippe Pfrimmer *  | DVD | 1,100  | 100.00  | 29  | 1
Valid votes  | 1,100  | 89.07  |
White votes  | 75  | 6.07
Rejected votes  | 60  | 4.86
Total | 1,235 | 100 | 29 | 1
Abstentions  | 3,379  | 73.23  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 4,614  | 26.77

### La Wantzenau

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* Incumbent mayor: Patrick Depyl (MoDem)
* 29 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 5,841 residents)
* 1 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (Eurométropole de Strasbourg)

2020 La Wantzenau municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round[30] | Seats

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|
|

Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Michèle Kannengieser  | DVD | 1,395  | 55.51  | 23  | 1
| Patrick Depyl *  | MoDem | 701  | 27.89  | 4  | 0
| Martial Schillinger  | DVD | 417  | 16.59  | 2  | 0
Valid votes  | 2,513  | 98.39  |
White votes  | 26  | 1.02
Rejected votes  | 15  | 0.59
Total | 2,554 | 100 | 29 | 1
Abstentions  | 2,324  | 47.64  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 4,878  | 52.36

### Wasselonne

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* Incumbent mayor: Michèle Eschlimann (LR)
* 29 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 5,652 residents)
* 10 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (CC de la Mossig et du Vignoble)

2020 Wasselonne municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round[31] | Seats

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|
|

Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Michèle Eschlimann *  | LR | 1,103  | 57.38  | 23  | 8
| Philippe Schnitzler  | DVC | 819  | 42.61  | 6  | 2
Valid votes  | 1,922  | 97.46  |
White votes  | 21  | 1.06
Rejected votes  | 29  | 1.47
Total | 1,972 | 100 | 29 | 10
Abstentions  | 2,183  | 52.54  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 4,155  | 47.46

### Wissembourg

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* Incumbent mayor: Christian Gliech (LREM)
* 29 seats to be elected to the conseil municipal (population in 2017: 7,537 residents)
* 15 seats to be elected to the conseil communautaire (CC du Pays de Wissembourg)

2020 Wissembourg municipal election results  Leader  | List  | First round  | Second round[32] | Seats

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|
|

Votes  | %  | Votes  | %  | CM  | CC
| Sandra Fischer-Junck  | DVD | 1,297  | 47.26  | 1,867  | 60.97  | 24  | 13
| Christian Gliech *  | LREM | 834  | 30.39  | 1,195  | 30.02  | 5  | 2
| André Krieger  | DVD | 613  | 22.33  | Withdrew | 0  | 0
Valid votes  | 2,744  | 96.93  | 3,062  | 96.29  |
White votes  | 27  | 0.95  | 71  | 2.23
Rejected votes  | 60  | 2.12  | 47  | 1.48
Total | 2,831 | 100 | 3,180 | 100 | 29 | 15
Abstentions  | 2,916  | 50.74  | 2,561  | 44.61  |
Registered voters - voter turnout  | 5,747  | 49.26  | 5,741  | 55.39

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