Les Gets 2026 municipal elections: a reminder of the first-round results

At a glance

In the first round of the municipal elections on 15 March 2026, the list led by Philippe Vinet received 515 votes, or 100% of valid votes cast, and won all 15 seats on the Les Gets municipal council.

A reminder of results from a vote held almost eight months ago. In the first round of France’s municipal elections on 15 March 2026, the list led by Philippe Vinet won all 15 seats on the Les Gets municipal council, according to official results compiled by the Datan website.

The figures

Indicator	Figure
Registered voters	1,098
Voters	660
Abstention	39.89%
Blank and spoilt ballots	145
Votes for Philippe Vinet’s list	515
Share of valid votes	100%
Seats won	15 of 15

Only one list appears in the published results, so it took every valid vote cast. Of the 660 people who voted, 145 cast a blank or spoilt ballot. Turnout was therefore just over 60% of registered voters, the mirror image of the 39.89% abstention rate.

Key points

Because the election was decided in the first round, there was no second round in Les Gets. Under French rules, the mayor is then elected by the council at its first meeting; the source we consulted does not cover that meeting.

What it means

The council elected in March 2026 is in charge of the commune’s business for this term, including projects followed on this site such as the health centre put out to tender in spring 2026.

Still to be confirmed

The deputy mayors’ responsibilities and the make-up of council committees are not included in the source we consulted. They are published by the town hall.

For practical contacts, see our local services in Les Gets page and our village section. Source: official results on Datan (in French).