Socialist Nadia Faveris, candidate for the NPF, was accompanied this Wednesday, June 26, during a leaflet in the Bâtes district of Dreux, by communist and environmental activists
“I will vote for you. It’s certain. Even if I wonder what Hollande is doing in there,” says a Drouaise who takes the leaflet handed out by socialist Nadia Faveris, candidate for the NPF, who was accompanied yesterday during a leaflet in the Bâtes district of Dreux, by communist and environmental activists. “I don’t want to be constantly reminded of my origins. I’m French, that’s all. Even if some of my ancestors come from elsewhere.”
“We feel a real dynamic”
“We feel a real dynamic in this campaign,” says Nadia Faveris, who has been surveying neighborhoods and villages with her allies for several days. “People seem to have strong opinions. Some refuse our leaflets saying that they will vote RN and that there is no question of discussing with us. Contrary to the name of their party, there is no possible rally with them. We also have the impression of scaring people on the right because they know we can win.”
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A young woman we met at the station, who does not belong to any party, came to help us tow. Teachers have done the same thing.
Nadia Faveris, PS candidate for the NFP (empty)
NPF activists also have some nice surprises. “A young woman we met at the station, who does not belong to any party, came to help us tow. Teachers have done the same thing. We feel that people want to mobilize to prevent the RN from coming to power.” “If you are elected, I hope that you will not forget who voted for you,” continues the woman crossed at Les Bâtes. “I have too often given my voice to people who, locally or nationally, forget how they were elected and no longer think about the residents of the neighborhoods.”
Pascale Rouchaud
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