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A few weeks ago, some were worried about their absence from the polls, but young people are not abandoning the idea of acting for the transformation of society. Will elected officials be able to meet these expectations? What face will the executive have, headed by Elisabeth Borne?
A perilous week is coming for Elisabeth Borne, with changes from Monday July 4, at the table of the Council of Ministers and in the line of sight, a majority to be built for the five-year term. Following the legislative elections, three beaten ministers must leave their functions. It will also be necessary to replace Yaël Braun-Pivet, elected president of the National Assembly, then to decide on the fate of the former member of the Republicans Damien Abad, targeted by accusations of rape.
The Prime Minister will want to display gestures of openness, and try to recruit on her right. Often cited to enter government, the LR president of the Pays de la Loire region, Christelle Morançais, and that of the Grand Est, Jean Rottner, could strengthen the link with local elected officials.
But Elisabeth Borne will also have to pamper her allies, the Modem and Horizons, who hope to win more wallets. The oppositions claim the vote. A vote of confidence would allow Elisabeth Borne to further establish her legitimacy, and Emmanuel Macron to finally launch his five-year term.