After this first campaign in the legislative elections, the candidate Astrid Lusson, supported by Les Républicains, believes that she has nothing to be ashamed of in her score of 8.34% in the fourth constituency of Loire-Atlantique, even if it does not allow her to reach the second round.
“My goal was to reach at least 5%, says this assistant in charge of cultural life in Bouguenais, elected since 2020. I was keen to propose an alternative between the two extremes and the presidential majority. I am happy with the campaign. I recently entered the political landscape. Given the context, it was not easy to leave. It was a very intense campaign, but also very short, with little time to make itself known. With around ten people to help me, when some candidates had fifteen times more people. »
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“I appeal to common sense”
At 47, Astrid Lusson salutes “an enriching first experience”, suggesting that this commitment may lead to others.
Quid of the second round, for which a three-way race is looming in this constituency which placed the outgoing left-wing MP largely in the lead (46.83%), ahead of the candidates from the centre (22.66%) and the far right (20.06%)? “I appeal to the common sense of citizens to vote with their soul and conscience. »
Considering himself as “moderate”, Astrid Lusson reserves the right to be more explicit if her party, which she joined during this campaign, decides to give voting instructions.
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