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Executive body of the Swiss canton of Bern
The Executive Council (Regierungsrat, ) is the executive of the Swiss canton of Bern. This seven member collegial body is elected by the people for a period of four years. The cantonal constitution reserves one seat in the Executive Council for a French speaking citizen from the Bernese Jura. The presidency, by convention, rotates annually and the position is largely that of a primus inter pares.

The 2010 election on March 28 was the first without pre printed block lists. Given this and the rather surprising left wing win in 2006, it was widely questioned whether the Social Democrats and the Greens could hold their majority. Urs Gasche, who had switched to the newly founded Conservative Democratic Party, did not run for re election. His party defended their seat with Beatrice Simon. The SVP sought to regain two seats with re elected Christoph Neuhaus and first time candidate Albert Rösti, who scored eighth and was therefore not elected. For the FDP, Hans Jürg Käser successfully ran for re election, while Sylvain Astier, who contested the Jura seat, lost to Philippe Perrenoud. On the left, Barbara Egger Jenzer, Andreas Rickenbacher, Philippe Perrenoud (all Social Democrats) and Bernhard Pulver (Greens) were re elected, retaining the left wing's control over the executive. Except for Philippe Perrenoud, who defended the Jura seat, they scored the best results. Several candidates of minor parties, including Jurassian separatist Maxime Zuber (Parti Socialiste Autonome) and Marc Jost (EVP) were unsuccessful.