Editing Amiens (section)

===List of mayors===
On 4 April 2014, [[Brigitte Fouré]] ([[Union of Democrats and Independents|IDU]] <small>([[New Centre|NC]])</small>) succeeded {{interlanguage link|Gilles Demailly|fr}} ([[Socialist Party (France)|PS]]) as {{interlanguage link|List of mayors of Amiens|fr|3=Liste des maires d'Amiens|lt=mayor of Amiens}}. Her list was {{interlanguage link|Municipal elections in Amiens|fr|3=Élections municipales à Amiens|lt=elected}} in the second round on 30 March 2014 with 50.39% of the votes.<ref>{{cite news|url=http://www.huffingtonpost.fr/2014/03/30/resultats-municipales-amiens-rebascule-droite_n_5041209.html|title=Résultats municipales 2014: Amiens rebascule une nouvelle fois|date=30 March 2014|work=Huffington Post}}</ref>

{| class="wikitable" style="margin:1em auto;"
|+ Mayors of Amiens since 1944
! Start
! End
! Name
! Party
! Other details
|-
|24 September 1944
|27 May 1950
|{{interlanguage link|Maurice Vast|fr}}
|[[French Section of the Workers' International|SFIO]]
|Industrialist, he ran the oils and fats business of "Igol". Mayor from 24 September 1944. Resigned on 27 May 1950. Councillor acting as Mayor until 7 June 1950.
|-
|7 June 1950
|7 July 1950
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|Following the resignation of Maurice Vast, who was outvoted, the city was administered by a special delegation led by Eugène Jolibois.
|-
|7 July 1950
|7 May 1953
|Maurice Vast
|[[French Section of the Workers' International|SFIO]]
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|-
|7 May 1953
|22 March 1959
|Camille Goret
|[[French Section of the Workers' International|SFIO]]
|Lawyer
|-
|22 March 1959
|28 March 1971
|Maurice Vast
|[[French Section of the Workers' International|SFIO]] then [[Miscellaneous left|DVG]] allied to the [[Union for the New Republic (France)|UNR]]
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|-
|28 March 1971
|24 March 1989
|[[René Lamps]]
|[[French Communist Party|PCF]]
|Teacher and {{interlanguage link|Professeur d'enseignement général de collège|fr|3=Professeur d'enseignement général de collège|lt=Professor of general education of college}}
|-
|24 March 1989
|27 June 2002
|[[Gilles de Robien]]
|UDF-PR then [[Union for French Democracy|UDF]]
|[[Insurance broker]] and loan officer. Resigned in 2002 to join the Government.
|-
|27 June 2002
|29 March 2007
|[[Brigitte Fouré]]
|[[Union for French Democracy|UDF]]
|[[Academic rank in France|Maître de conférence]] in [[private law]]. Resigned on the return of [[Gilles de Robien]].
|-
|29 March 2007
|21 March 2008
|[[Gilles de Robien]]
|[[Union for French Democracy|UDF]] then [[New Centre|NC]]
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|-
|21 March 2008
|4 April 2014
|{{interlanguage link|Gilles Demailly|fr}}
|[[Socialist Party (France)|PS]]
|[[Research fellow|Researcher and teacher]], specialist in the chemistry of sugars
|-
|1 April 2015
|In progress
|[[Brigitte Fouré]]
|[[Union of Democrats and Independents|UDI]] <small>([[New Centre|NC]])</small>
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