The size of the vote against each of Bollore's candidates Philippe Germond and Roger Hatchuel was 58.5%.
The voting turnout was strong and slightly higher than June, when more than three quarters of shares were voted.
Again, 94% of the votes not controlled by the Havas chairman's own company Group Bollore were cast against his candidates.
Lord Sharman, chairman of the media and market research group, said: "This is once again an unequivocal outcome, on the back of a high turnout, showing the strength of shareholder feeling on an important corporate governance principle.
"The overall message is as clear now as it was earlier this year: board representation for a shareholder with close connections to a competitor is simply inappropriate.
"We hope that Group Bollore will respect the views of the clear majority of Aegis shareholders voting today."
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