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The big maneuvers continue while waiting for the legislative elections on June 12. On the right, the Republicans are meeting on Tuesday, April 26 at party headquarters. On the left, the idea of a large gathering is gaining ground.
Crisis meeting, on the morning of Tuesday, April 26, at the Republicans: what strategy to adopt for the legislative elections? On the right, several lines confront each other. “Being independent, don’t you think it’s much better?”, asks Xavier Bertrand, president of the Republicans of Hauts-de-France. For his part, Philippe Juvin, mayor of La Garenne-Colombes (Hauts-de-Seine), would like “the parties of government work together”. The Republicans’ strategic committee is therefore trying to find common ground.
With his almost 22% in the first round, Jean-Luc Mélenchon wants a majority left in the National Assembly, to impose cohabitation on Emmanuel Macron. If the discussions have started, the stigma of the campaign is still present. Yannick Jadot notably warned: he does not wish to fade behind France Insoumise. “It will not work”said MEP EELV, in the morning, on France Inter.