REPORTAGE – In Chaumont, a rare town in the Grand Est run by Renaissance, the presidential camp, in need of activists, is hoping for a boost after the election of Gabriel Attal as head of the party, scheduled for December 8.
With her feet in the snow, Christine Guillemy stops in front of the basilica under construction. “ It’s our own little Notre-Dame », she laughs. In the streets of his town of Chaumont (Haute-Marne), this Friday, November 22, Mme the mayor reviews what makes her proud: the keep inherited from the Counts of Champagne, the National Graphics Center, the police station which will house future municipal police officers…
But there is no trace of a local of his party, Renaissance, in this town of 22,000 inhabitants – one of the few led by the presidential party in the Grand Est region. Not found, even elsewhere in the department. “ We are a little helpless at the local levelregrets Christine Guillemy, who conquered the city in 2013 under the colors of the Democratic Movement (MoDem). There are fewer and fewer activists, while at the National Rally (RN)there are some. Hence the need to react. »
The septuagenarian with the silver lock alerted Gabriel…
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