List of mayors of Bordeaux

Mayor of Bordeaux
Maire de Bordeaux
Incumbent
Alain Juppé
since 8 October 2006
Residence Palais Rohan
Appointer Popular election
(with the approvation of the City Council)
Term length 6 years
Inaugural holder Pierre Lambert
Formation 1794 (official)
1208 (informal)
Salary 5,512 €
Website www.bordeaux.fr

Before the French Revolution, the municipality of Bordeaux was headed by the jurat (French: Jurat). In 1794, the first mayor of Bordeaux (French: maire de Bordeaux) was elected.

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Jurats (1263-1794)

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Mayors of Bordeaux (1794-present)

From 1794, the Mayor of Bordeaux was chosen by the City council until 1871. Since 1871, under provisions of new local administration law, and the Mayor of Bordeaux is chosen by popular election every six years.

Mayor of Bordeaux Took office Left office Party
1 Jean Ferrière 1794 1800 Independent
2 Pierre-Barthélémy Portal d'Albarèdes 1800 1805
(resigned)		 Orléanist
3 Laurent Lafaurie de Monbadon 1805 1809
(resigned)		 Orléanist
4 Jean-Baptiste Lynch 1809 1815 Bonapartist
5 Jacques Barthélémy Gramont de Castéra 1815 1816
(resigned)		 Bonapartist
6 Joseph-Marie de Gourgue 1816 1824 Independent
7 André-Guy-Victor du Hamel 1824 1830 Independent
8 Charles de Bryas 1830 1831
(resigned)		 Independent
9 Joseph Brun 1831 1838 Independent
10 David Johnston 1838 1842 Independent
11 Lodi-Martin Duffour-Dubergier 1842 1848 Orléanist
12 Jean-Baptiste Basile Billaudel 11 March 1848 15 August 1848
(resigned)		 Orléanist
13 Gustave Curé 15 August 1848 1849
(resigned)		 Orléanist
14 Antoine Gautier 1849 1860 Independent
15 Pierre Castéja 1860 1863 Bonapartist
16 Guillaume-Henri Brochon 1863 1867 Bonapartist
17 Alexandre de Bethmann 1867 1870
(resigned)		 Bonapartist
18 Émile Fourcand 1870 1874
(resigned)		 Independent
19 Charles de Pelleport-Burète 1874 1876 Independent
20 Émile Fourcand 1876 1878
(resigned)		 Independent
21 Albert Brandenburg 1878 1884 Independent
22 Alfred Daney 1884 1888 Independent
23 Adrien Bayssellance 1888 1892 Independent
24 Alfred Daney 1892 1896 Independent
24 Camille Cousteau 1896 1900 French Workers' Party
25 Paul Louis Lande 1900 1904 Independent
26 Alfred Daney 1904 15 May 1908 Independent
27 Jean Bouche 15 May 1908 19 May 1912 Independent
28 Charles Gruet 19 May 1912 23 November 1919 Independent
29 Fernand Philippart 23 November 1919 May 1925 Independent
30 Adrien Marquet May 1925 1944 SFIO
Socialist Party of France
31 Jean-Fernand Audeguil 1944 19 October 1947 SFIO
32 Jacques Chaban-Delmas 19 October 1947 19 June 1995 Rally of the French People
Union for the New Republic
Union of Democrats for the Republic
Rally for the Republic
33 Alain Juppé 19 June 1995 13 December 2004 Rally for the Republic
34 Hugues Martin 13 December 2004 8 October 2006 Union for a Popular Movement
35 Alain Juppé 8 October 2006 Incumbent Union for a Popular Movement
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