This live is over.
The European election campaign is continuing its course, two months before the vote scheduled for June 9. Manon Aubry, head of the La France insoumise list, is holding a meeting on Sunday April 14 in Montpellier (Hérault) at 3 p.m. The ecologists are showing up in Paris, from 3:30 p.m., around their head of the list Marie Toussaint. Neck and neck in the polls behind the leading trio National Rally, Presidential Majority and PS-Place publique, these two left-wing parties hope to rally more support.
LFI and environmentalists credited with 7% of voting intentions according to a Franceinfo survey. The RN list led by Jordan Bardella is well ahead in voting intentions, at 32%, according to the Ipsos poll for franceinfo and The Parisian published Saturday. Far behind, the Renaissance-La République en marche, MoDem, Horizons and UDI list, led by Valérie Hayer, is credited with 16% of the votes. The gap is narrowing with the list carried by Raphaël Glucksmann (Socialist Party-Public Square), at 13% of voting intentions. Behind this trio, the lists La France insoumise by Manon Aubry and Europe Ecologie-Les Verts by Marie Toussaint are at 7%. Manon Aubry remains stable, while Marie Toussaint loses 1.5 points in one month.
“An unprecedented wave of extreme right,” deplores Olivier Faure. While the RN has been leading voting intentions in the European elections for several months, the first secretary of the PS called on the left on Sunday to “wake up”recalling that she “a responsability”in the show “Questions politiques” on France Inter and franceinfo TV, in partnership with The world. “The great event of the European election threatens to be the strength, the power, of the extreme right in France”castigates Olivier Faure.
The Ecologists validate their list with Yannick Jadot and Flora Ghebali. The Federal Council of Ecologists (ex-EELV) validated on Saturday its final list for the European elections led by Marie Toussaint, which includes several former presidential candidates, such as Yannick Jadot, Noël Mamère and Eva Joly, as well as opening candidates like Flora Ghebali, columnist on RMC. The list, validated “at 80% of the votes cast”East “a balance to make all the voices of ecology heard”specifies the party.