In a press release, left-wing and environmentalist mayors of the 2e constituency of Maine-et-Loire are calling to block the National Rally during the legislative elections of June 30 and July 7. Faced with the risks of the extreme right, another choice is possible, our choice is clear: Popular Front
, say Lamine Naham, mayor of Trélazé; Jean-Paul Pavillon, mayor of Ponts-de-Cé; Jean-Charles Prono, mayor of Loire-Authion; Jérôme Foyer, mayor of Mûrs-Erigné and Paul Heulin, mayor of Sainte-Gemmes-sur-Loire.
Last Sunday, in our respective cities as almost everywhere in France, the National Rally came to the top of the ballot in an unprecedented way. This vote, correlated with the complex situation in which our country finds itself and the difficulties encountered by many fellow citizens, must challenge us collectively.
they write.
“A collective burst”
Local and local elected officials, we receive these results with great attention and serious responsibility
they add.At our level, we will continue to work tirelessly to improve the lives of the residents of our communities and deploy public policies that are useful to them.
After the decision of the President of the Republic to dissolve the National Assembly and in view of the next legislative elections, we recall as left-wing mayors, social democrats and ecologists our deep attachment to the Republic and its values
they assume.The prospect of the victory of a far-right project, incompatible with the latter, must call us to a collective start. The solution is not in the renewal of a majority and its representatives which has led us to this impasse, another choice is possible.
Stella Dupont, outgoing MP for 2e constituency, is again a candidate on behalf of the presidential majority. Some of these mayors supported her in the 2022 legislative elections. Her outgoing deputy, Sébastien Boussion, sits on the Trélazé municipal council.
