List of the Council of States of the Canton of Valais

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This list shows all members of the Council of States from the canton of Valais since the founding of the federal state in 1848 until today.

Abbreviations

Factions

  • FL: Liberal Left
  • LM: Liberal Center
  • KK: Catholic Conservatives

Parties

Council of States

Surname Political party Term of office Born Died
Henri Ducrey FL 1848-1850 1805 1864
Hyacinthe Grillet FL 1848-1850 1808 1867
Joseph Rion LM 1850-1853
1855-1856
1871-1873		 1804 1881
Charles-Louis de Rivaz FL 1850-1852 1796 1878
Alphonse Morand FL 1852-1854 1809 1888
Elie de Courten KK 1853-1855 1783 1863
Maurice-Eugène Filliez FL 1854-1855 1811 1856
Maurice Claivaz FL 1855-1856 1798 1883
Joseph Anton Clemenz KK 1856-1857
1861-1863
1865-1868		 1810 1872
Hippolyte Pignat FL 1856-1857 1813 1885
Joseph-Antoine Amacker KK 1857-1859 1794 1862
Leo Luzian von Roten KK 1857-1859 1824 1898
Ignaz Zen Ruffins KK 1859-1861
1876-1878		 1809 1890
Joseph Zermatten KK 1859-1861 1806 1888
Maurice Chappelet LM 1861-1863 1827 1895
Maurice Evéquoz KK 1863-1865
1875-1880		 1824 1889
Hans Anton von Roten KK 1863-1865 1826 1895
Joseph Chappex KK 1865-1868
1880-1888		 1827 1911
Camille de Werra KK 1868 1814 1875
Peter Ludwig In Albon KK 1868-1871 1823 1892
Fidèle Joris KK 1868-1869 1822 1886
Cyprien Barlatey KK 1869-1871 1821 1891
Felix Clausen KK 1871-1873
1878-1885		 1834 1916
Ferdinand de Montheys KK 1873-1875 1824 1903
Johann Baptist Graven KK 1873-1876 1839 1907
Gustav Loretan KK 1885-1895 1848 1932
Henri de Torrenté KK 1888-1898
1902-1903		 1845 1922
Ludwig von Kalbermatten KK 1895-1896 1856 1896
Georges de Stockalper KK 1896-1898 1860 1898
Achille Chappaz KK 1898-1902 1854 1902
Charles de Preux KK 1898-1901 1858 1922
Jean-Marie de Chastonay KK 1901-1906 1845 1906
Laurent Rey KK 1903-1906 1866 1955
Joseph Ribordy KK 1906-1923 1857 1923
Heinrich von Roten KK 1906-1916 1856 1916
Julius Zen ruffins CIP 1917-1920 1847 1926
Raymund Loretan CIP 1920-1928 1885 1963
Pierre Barman CIP 1923-1943 1880 1944
Raymond Evéquoz CIP 1928-1943 1863 1945
Viktor Petrig CIP 1943-1947 1887 1973
Maurice Troillet CIP 1943-1955 1880 1961
Alfred Clausen CIP 1947-1955 1877 1957
Marius Lampert CIP 1955-1975 1902 1991
Joseph Moulin CIP 1956-1959 1892 1966
Leo Guntern CSP 1959-1967 1894 1981
Hermann Bodenmann CIP 1967-1975 1921 1994
Guy Genoud CVP 1975-1987 1930 1987
Odilo Guntern CSP 1975-1983 1937
Daniel Lauber CVP 1983-1991 1937
Edouard Delalay CVP 1987-1999 1936
Peter Bloetzer CSP 1991-1999 1933 2018
Simon Epiney CVP 1999-2007 1950
Rolf Escher CVP 1999-2007 1941
Jean-René Fournier CVP 2007-2019 1957
René Imoberdorf CSP 2007-2015 1950
Beat Rieder CVP 2015– 1963
Marianne Maret CVP 2019– 1958

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Remarks

  1. ↑ Hyacinthe Grillet succeeds the elected Charles-Louis de Bons by resolution of the Grand Council in 1848.
  2. ^ Joseph Rion succeeded the re-elected Hyacinthe Grillet by a resolution of the Grand Council in 1850.
  3. ↑ Maurice Evéquoz succeeded Ferdinand de Monthey, elected to the National Council, by a resolution of the Grand Council in 1875.
  4. ↑ Fidèle Joris succeeds the resigning Camille de Werra by a resolution of the Grand Council in 1868.
  5. ↑ Gustav Loretan succeeded Felix Clausen, who was stepping down, by a resolution of the Grand Council in 1885.
  6. ↑ In 1902, Henri de Torrenté succeeded the late Achille Chappaz by resolution of the Grand Council.
  7. ^ In 1895, Ludwig von Kalbermatten succeeded Gustav Loretan, who was elected to the National Council, by a resolution of the Grand Council.
  8. ↑ Georges de Stockalper becomes successor of the late Ludwig von Kalbermatten by resolution of the Grand Council in 1896.
  9. ↑ In 1901, Jean-Marie de Chastonay succeeded Charles de Preux, who was elected to the Council of State, by resolution of the Grand Council.
  10. ↑ In 1903, Laurent Rey succeeded the resigning Henri de Torrenté by resolution of the Grand Council.
  11. ^ In 1906, Heinrich von Roten succeeds the late Jean-Marie de Chastonay by a resolution of the Grand Council.
  12. ↑ Pierre Barman becomes the successor of the late Joseph Ribordy through the supplementary election in 1923.
  13. ↑ Edouard Delalay succeeds the late Guy Genoud through the additional election in 1987.