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Right between two rounds of the 2024 legislative elections, the National Rally is once again in trouble. This time it is playing out in Calvados. In a photo posted on social media, Ludivine Daoudi, candidate for the far-right party in Caen Ouest and qualified for the second round, appears wearing a cap with a swastika insignia. “She has no choice but to withdraw,” announces Philippe Chapron, leader of the RN in the department.
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Dramatic turn of events in the first constituency of Calvados (Caen West). The RN candidate is asked to withdraw her candidacy before the second round on Sunday, July 7, 2024. | ILLUSTRATION OUEST-FRANCE, MARC OLLIVIER
No sound, no image. This is the watchword of Ludivine Daoudi, candidate of the National Rally in the first constituency of Calvados, since the beginning of the campaign for the 2024 legislative elections. Totally unknown to the general public, the representative of the far-right party is conspicuous by her absolute absence.
The one about whom we know little, if anything at all (she never introduced herself to West France), has nevertheless managed to ride the wave of the momentum of its leaders Marine Le Pen and Jordan…
