Mayor of Ajaccio

The Mayor of Ajaccio is the head of Ajaccio City Council. The Mayor is an elected politician who, along with the 49 members of Ajaccio City Council, is responsible for the strategic government of the city of Ajaccio, Corsica.

Mayor of Ajaccio
Arms of Ajaccio
Incumbent
Laurent Marcangeli
since 8 February 2015
StyleCity Mayor
Term lengthSix years
First holderJean-Jérome Levie
DeputyJean-Jacques Ferrara [1]
Websitehttps://www.ajaccio.fr/

The current Mayor is Laurent Marcangeli, elected on 8 February 2015.

Mayors of Ajaccio
No. Mayor[2] Term in office Party Notes
1Jean-Jérome Levie 19 March 1790 1 May 1791
2Vincente Guitera 1 May 1791 1796
3Lodovico Ornano 1796 13 August 1798
4Thomas Tavera 19 June 1798 6 July 1798
5Antoine Tagliafico 6 July 1798 13 August 1798
6François-Marie Levie 13 August 1798 6 October 1799
7J.B. Pozzo di Borgo 6 October 1799 4 April 1800
8Jean-Jérome Levie 4 April 1800 22 July 1801
9Pierre Stephanopoli 22 July 1801 2 March 1805
10François Levie 2 March 1805 25 September 1816
11Georges Stephanopoli 25 September 1816 16 April 1817
12Adorno de Baciocchi 16 April 1817 15 September 1819
13J.B. Colonna de Bozzi 15 September 1819 25 December 1822
14J.B. Spoturno 25 December 1822 9 March 1826
15Constantin Stephanopoli 9 March 1826 7 February 1832
16Ascagne Cunéo d'Ornano 7 February 1832 14 November 1837
17Paul François Peraldi 14 November 1837 10 May 1848
18Bernardin Poli 10 May 1848 17 May 1848
19Laurent Zevaco 17 May 1848 2 July 1855 Républicain
20Antoine de Cosmi 2 July 1855 12 September 1860
21François-Xavier Braccini 12 September 1860 24 July 1867
22Louis Nyer 24 July 1867 17 February 1870 Bonapartism
23Joseph Fil 17 February 1870 10 Septembre 1870 Bonapartism
24Nicolas Péraldi 10 September 1870 25 May 1871 Républicain
25Joseph Fil 25 May 1871 11 November 1871 Bonapartism
26Nicolas Péraldi 11 November 1871 29 October 1873 Républicain
27François-Xavier Forcioli Conti 29 October 1873 28 March 1876 Bonapartism
28Nicolas Péraldi 28 March 1876 5 September 1877 Républicain
29Joseph Fil 5 September 1877 23 December 1877 Bonapartism
30Nicolas Péraldi 23 December 1877 21 May 1884 Républicain
31Joseph Pugliesi 21 May 1884 11 May 1893 Bonapartism
32Pierre Petreto 11 May 1893 10 May 1896 Bonapartism
33Joseph Pugliesi 10 May 1896 May 1900 Bonapartism
34Pierre Bodoy May 1900 May 1904 Bonapartism
35Dominique Pugliesi-Conti May 1904 May 1919 CCB
36Jérôme Peri May 1919 May 1925 Radical
37Dominique Paoli May 1925 May 1931 CCB
38François Coty May 1931 August 1934 CCB
39Hyacinthe Campiglia August 1934 11 May 1935 CCB
40Dominique Paoli 11 May 1935 10 September 1943 CCB
41Eugène Macchini 10 September 1943 17 May 1945 CCB
42Arthur Giovoni 17 May 1945 26 October 1947 PCF
43Nicéphore Stephanopoli de Commene 26 October 1947 7 January 1949 CCB
44Antoine Sérafini 7 January 1949 May 1953 CCB
45François Maglioli May 1953 March 1959 CCB
46Antoine Sérafini March 1959 17 April 1964 CCB
47Pascal Rossini 17 April 1964 September 1975 CCB
48Charles Ornano 16 November 1975 February 1994 CCB Degree in Law
49Marc Marcangeli March 1994 May 2001 CCB doctor
Conseiller général d'Ajaccio-1
Deputy Mayor of Ajaccio
50Simon Renucci May 2001 4 April 2014 CSD pediatricians
51Laurent Marcangeli 4 April 2014 27 October 2014 (Resignation)   UMP, CCB Conseiller général d'Ajaccio-1
Deputy Mayor of Ajaccio
51Laurent Marcangeli[3] 5 April 2014 Incumbent UMP then LR then DVD,[4] CCB

See also

References
  1. "Législatives - Jean-Jacques Ferrara (LR) élu dans la 1e circonscription de Corse du Sud".
  2. http://www.francegenweb.org/mairesgenweb/resultcommune.php?id=43
  3. "Les élus".
  4. "Le maire d'Ajaccio Laurent Marcangeli quitte le parti les Républicains".
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