Internet is one of those new worlds of communication where everyone can find their place, and some local politicians have understood this by creating websites about their activities.
There is something for everyone, in all styles, but you will see that each one puts their personal stamp on it, with editorial choices or particular page layouts.
We, therefore, invite you to visit the websites of Mr. Jacques Peyrat, Mr. Patrick Mottard, Mr. Jérôme Rivière, Mr. Jean-Christophe Picard, Mr. Patrick Allemand, and Mr. Rudy Salles to get an idea of what your elected officials are doing online.
The choice of these different elected officials is entirely arbitrary but seems representative of what the political panel is, in reality, as well as on our local web. Thus, those we could not mention are invited to make themselves known, and we will not fail to signal their presence on the internet.
However, despite thorough research, we were forced to note that some local political figures surprisingly do not have a website at a time when 50% of the people of Nice have used the web to vote for the new Local Urban Plan (P.L.U).
Could tomorrow’s municipal elections be played out on the web?
Franck Viano
The official website of the Senator Mayor of Nice, Mr. Jacques Peyrat. Also exists in a 2008 version, is this a sign while Mr. Mayor has not yet definitively pronounced on his future candidacy?
Summary: News that starts to date, a portrait with a stunning photo gallery, commitments in the form of an abecedary, a somewhat empty calendar, a guestbook, and the possibility of leaving an email.
The official website of the municipal councilor and general councilor, Mr. Patrick Mottard.
To say the least, the site is rich in editorial content. It is possible to download summaries of the latest council meetings or interventions of the Nice Plurielle group.
Summary: A presentation of the municipal councilor and general councilor, followed by news, a monthly poll (currently the south station), articles from the local press, and the possibility of leaving a message.
The official website of Deputy Jérôme Rivière. Here too, the content is abundant, but this time, embellished with numerous images.
Summary: The news of the Deputy of Nice in Paris, his commitments, a special page for Charles Erhmann, and a contact page where you can leave a message.
The official website of the first declared list for the upcoming municipal elections, “Ensemble autrement”. Briefs, press releases, and a press review await you on the homepage (unfortunately, there are very few images), while you can familiarize yourself with the list which includes a well-known person in Nice: https://www.jeanchristophepicard.org. A contact page will allow you to leave an email.
The official website of the vice president of the Paca Region who declared himself tempted by the Nice municipal adventure. A large file on the Ray Stadium, a section for the Regional Council, another for the General Council, and Nice Files. Unfortunately, images are rare, and you can leave a message or send an email to which Patrick Allemand responds quickly.
The official website of Deputy Rudy Salles. News, a complete portrait, a contact page, and local, national, and international interventions.
A UDF 06 file is offered with a project and contacts for UDF elected officials in the region.
