2027 Presidential Election: Prospect of a Primary Keeps Stirring Debate Among Right and Center
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2027 presidential election: Prospect of a primary keeps stirring debate among right and center
With the possibility looming of failing to make it to the second round of the presidential contest, prominent centrist and right-wing figures have called for a formal primary to select a single candidate. Hopefuls have given a mixed response.
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The president of the Normandy region officially calls Edouard Philippe, Bruno Retailleau, Gabriel Attal and David Lisnard to diverge via a primary, in order to reduce the "dispersion" of the votes next April, and to avoid a second round between Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Marine Le Pen.
INFO LE FIGARO - The president of the Normandy region continues to campaign for an open competition in order to divide the various contenders to the Élysée.
The hypothesis of a primary resurfaces to the right and to the center, while the fear of absence in the second round and the multiplication of candidatures stir up the staffs.
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