David Boucher is running unopposed for reelection as mayor of Coullons, France, in the upcoming municipal elections. Boucher, who was first elected in 2020, is leading the “Au Coeur de Coullons” list.
The elections are scheduled for March 15th and 22nd, 2026. According to results from the first round of voting on February 26th, 2026, Boucher’s list secured 100% of the vote with 521 votes cast. Abstention rates were high, at 60.91%.
Boucher’s campaign focuses on three core objectives: improving daily life for residents, preparing for the future of the commune, and strengthening the connection between citizens and the municipal team. He aims to address immediate needs such as services and security, as well as long-term planning for Coullons.
The “Au Coeur de Coullons” list includes Francine Casteran-David, Philippe Nicolas, Mélanie Konopka, Jean-Philippe Devienne, Céline Tacchini, Frédéric Hubert, Nathalie Rabourdin, Thomas Chesné, Gaëlle Païva-Dumais, Stéphane Gaudichon, Sophie Lepicier, Hugo Suffit, Dominique Hersent, Dorian Hatton, Hélène Berthelot, Patrice Louin, and Cindy Leteur, Claude Brunet.
The municipal team, in a statement released via the Coullons municipal bulletin, affirmed its continued commitment to its missions through the remainder of its current mandate. Mayor Boucher expressed his dedication to serving the population.
Candidator.fr assesses Boucher’s values and commitments as follows: Action sociale (3.0/5), Citoyenneté (4.0/5), Écologie (3.0/5), Finances locales (2.5/5), Mobilité (2.5/5), Sécurité (3.0/5), Services publics (4.5/5), and Urbanisme (3.0/5). These ratings are based on the official positions of political parties, given the absence of individual interviews with candidates.
The composition of the elected officials following the first round of voting includes David Boucher, Stéphanie Poirier Chevallier, Philippe Nicolas, Bernadette Poirier, Jean-Philippe Devienne, Nathalie Henry, Guy Carmier, Francine Casteran-David, Frédéric Hubert, Céline Tacchini, Michel Poupet, Séverine Depoilly, Sébastien Chavet, Ludivine Boistard, Thomas Chesné, Julie Sapin, Stéphane Gaudichon, Patricia Jublot, and Hugo Suffit.
