There are six of them: six candidates to become the deputy of the first constituency of Finistère, at the end of the legislative elections of June 30 and July 7, 2024.
Six candidats
Before the first round this Sunday, we interviewed the six candidates by asking them the same three questions. We asked them to respond in a precise, concrete and straightforward manner, in 1,000 characters in total. Everyone played the game.
Seize communes
The first district of Finistère has sixteen municipalities: Quimper, Plomelin, Pluguffan, Briec, Edern, Landrévarzec, Landudal, Langolen, Fouesnant, Bénodet, Clohars-Fouesnant, Gouesnach, La Forêt-Fouesnant, Pleuven, Saint-Évarzec and Ergué-Gabéric.
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Annaïg Le Meur, outgoing MP for the presidential majority Together!
So that everyone can live and find decent housing here, what is your priority?
The law that I drafted after transpartisan reflection, and supported by all parties, except the RN, will improve the housing supply (Air B and B Law, taxation and regulation). Good housing is essential in our territory. I will support the exemption of notary fees for young first-time buyers.
What concrete action can be implemented to facilitate access to care here?
I will work alongside communities and the Regional Health Agency to respond to the lack of independent doctors and caregivers at the Quimper hospital, to strengthen the attractiveness of the territory for specialties in shortage, to improve the conditions of work of nursing staff and caregivers in caring for the elderly and people with disabilities.
What first measure to implement,…
