# 2008 Westhouse municipal election, first round

[France](https://electionsarchive.com/fr.md) / [Westhouse](https://electionsarchive.com/fr/westhouse.md), March 9, 2008

Didier Wehrli, Claude Wissenmeyer, André Hierholtz, Gérard Feist, David Freimann, Marie-Josée Meyer, Jeannine Pauly, Christian Ringeisen, Christophe Vetter, Albert Scheer, Christian Striebel, Audrey Kistner, Bernard Barthelme, Suzanne Wendling, and Denis Bruyet won the 15 seats.

> 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.

> The ministry's file for this round lists only the elected candidates; defeated candidates are not recorded.

| Candidate or party | Votes | Share | Result |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Didier Wehrli | 759 | 96.3% | Elected |
| Claude Wissenmeyer | 753 | 95.6% | Elected |
| André Hierholtz | 751 | 95.3% | Elected |
| Gérard Feist | 750 | 95.2% | Elected |
| David Freimann | 744 | 94.4% | Elected |
| Marie-Josée Meyer | 741 | 94.0% | Elected |
| Jeannine Pauly | 728 | 92.4% | Elected |
| Christian Ringeisen | 725 | 92.0% | Elected |
| Christophe Vetter | 720 | 91.4% | Elected |
| Albert Scheer | 711 | 90.2% | Elected |
| Christian Striebel | 698 | 88.6% | Elected |
| Audrey Kistner | 696 | 88.3% | Elected |
| Bernard Barthelme | 695 | 88.2% | Elected |
| Suzanne Wendling | 680 | 86.3% | Elected |
| Denis Bruyet | 673 | 85.4% | Elected |

Valid votes: 788

Turnout: 70.0% (812 of 1,160 registered)

## Also on the ballot in France on March 9, 2008

- [Local races across France](https://electionsarchive.com/fr/2008-03-09-local.md) (35,398)

## Sources

- [Élections municipales 2008, petites communes](https://www.data.gouv.fr/datasets/53699394a3a729239d204227/), Ministère de l'Intérieur. License: Licence Ouverte v2.0

Also available as HTML at https://electionsarchive.com/fr/westhouse/2008-03-09-local/conseil-municipal and JSON at https://electionsarchive.com/fr/westhouse/2008-03-09-local/conseil-municipal.json.
