Debted to the tune of 24 million euros, the National Rally of Marine Le Pen has no other choice, to avoid bankruptcy, than to achieve a better score in these legislative elections than in 2017.
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For the National Rally, it is an election to stay afloat. With 24 million euros in debt, the political party of Marine Le Pen is counting on these legislative elections of June 12 and 19 to give itself some air, even to continue to live.
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However, during the legislative elections, each vote counts: one vote represents 1.50 euros paid each year for five years. Within the staff of the National Rally, we therefore took out the calculator. With a national score lower than that of 2017, namely 13%, the party will be bankrupt. On the other hand, some people start dreaming, because beyond 20%, all the debt can be repaid in five years.
In either case, the party has an incentive to campaign without forming alliances. Beyond the political differences officially invoked, it is therefore an explanation for the refusal to discuss with Eric Zemmour and his political party. This is also an explanation for the refusal of the RN to help Reconquête to secure an income and therefore to facilitate its installation in the landscape.
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Marine Le Pen will hold her first and only campaign meeting on Sunday in Hénin-Beaumont. His speech is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. The presidential finalist now says she is aiming for 150 deputies.