# 2014 Teneur municipal election, second round

[France](https://electionsarchive.com/fr.md) / [Teneur](https://electionsarchive.com/fr/teneur.md), March 30, 2014

Thierry Brebion won with 47.7% of the vote, 4.6 points ahead of Micheline Steinke. Serge Magniez led the first round with 83.9%.

> The seats at stake are counted from the elected candidates: in the first round all councilors elected in either round, and in the second round those elected in it.

## Rounds

### [Round 1](https://electionsarchive.com/fr/teneur/2014-03-23-local/conseil-municipal.md), March 23, 2014

- Serge Magniez, 83.9% (Elected)
- Frédéric Deleforge, 76.8% (Elected)
- René Ducrocq, 76.2% (Elected)
- Jen-Louis Hay, 76.2% (Elected)
- Jean-Daniel Delentrée, 70.8% (Elected)
- Jean-Jacques Bonnay, 67.9% (Elected)
- Dany Debruyne, 61.9% (Elected)
- David Barbier, 60.1% (Elected)
- Michèle Delentrée, 57.1% (Elected)
- Martine Famchon, 56.5% (Elected)

### Second round, March 30, 2014

- Thierry Brebion, 47.7% (Elected)
- Micheline Steinke, 43.1%
- Vincent Soudemand, 9.2%

| Candidate or party | Party | Votes | Share | Result |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Thierry Brebion | NC | 73 | 47.7% | Elected |
| Micheline Steinke | NC | 66 | 43.1% |  |
| Vincent Soudemand | NC | 14 | 9.2% |  |

Valid votes: 153

Turnout: 83.0% (161 of 194 registered)

## This race in other years

- [June 28, 2020](https://electionsarchive.com/fr/teneur/2020-06-28-runoff/conseil-municipal.md): Micheline Steinke, 55.9%
- March 30, 2014: Thierry Brebion, 47.7%

## Also on the ballot in France on March 30, 2014

- [Local races across France](https://electionsarchive.com/fr/2014-03-23-local.md) (6,515)

## Sources

- [Élections municipales 2014, petites communes](https://www.data.gouv.fr/datasets/53699399a3a729239d204239/), Ministère de l'Intérieur. License: Licence Ouverte v2.0

Also available as HTML at https://electionsarchive.com/fr/teneur/2014-03-30-runoff/conseil-municipal and JSON at https://electionsarchive.com/fr/teneur/2014-03-30-runoff/conseil-municipal.json.
