Legislative – “We are going to win these elections!” says Julien Odoul (RN) in Beaune

Legislative – “We are going to win these elections!” says Julien Odoul (RN) in Beaune
Legislative – “We are going to win these elections!” says Julien Odoul (RN) in Beaune

This Tuesday evening, the National Rally held a public meeting in Beaune, bringing together around a hundred people.

Present were the five candidates from the five constituencies of Côte-d’Or, all qualified for the second round on July 7: four in a duel position and one in a three-way race. Also present was Julien Odoul, MP elected from Yonne in the first round with more than 50% of the vote. Spokesperson for the RN, Julien Odoul is also a regional councilor.
The message of the National Rally is clear: mobilization is essential this Sunday. Voters are called to vote ” to change things and make ourselves heard “It remains to be seen how the transfer of votes will work between the candidates and whether the RN still has a sufficient reserve of votes to tip the balance in their favor.

A positive assessment but the battle continues
All candidates saw their scores increase significantly compared to 2022, placing them in the lead in four constituencies. However, victory is not yet assured. They will have to face a Republican front, including withdrawals of candidates qualified for the second round in a three-way race.

A call for mobilization
Julien Odoul, confident, affirms: “ We will win this election! “, criticizing the coalitions formed since Sunday to block the National Rally. According to him, ” the state is brain dead with Emmanuel Macron who is making a pact with Islamist France, a state out of breath facing a people who are asking to change their future ” He describes the withdrawals as “ front of renunciation and submission ” and calls on his voters to rally around the RN candidates: ” Come together, try us, you will judge for yourself. We are the candidates of common sense. ».
In Côte-d’Or, the National Rally has high hopes for its five candidates who qualified for the second round, hoping to capitalize on the historic scores of the first round. Julien Odoul insists on the mobilization of voters, particularly those who voted for Marine Le Pen in 2022 but abstained this Sunday, an essential condition for achieving an absolute majority: ” Without which we will not be able to improve the daily lives of the French. ».

René Lioret and Julien Odoul enthusiastic after the first round
René Lioret, the National Rally candidate in the 5th constituency, highlighted the historic results obtained in the first round, surprising their opponents. He criticized the withdrawals between ” candidates who don’t agree on anything, but who meet up to go to the trough “, calling it an alliance of dishonor. He denounced the call by the candidate “NUPES 2″ to vote for Didier Paris, accused of having ” bankrupted France ” René Lioret urged voters to vote for the ” only patriotic candidates “, highlighting the RN program focused on purchasing power, reducing taxes and energy prices, security, and controlling immigration…
Julien Odoul also highlighted the gradual rise of the National Rally, reinforced by the disappointment with Macronie. He attributed this progression to diligent field work, illustrated by René Lioret and his teams. It pays off! Five candidates including three women qualified for the second round, that has never happened in the Côte-d’Or department. » Julien Odoul hopes that several RN deputies from Côte-d’Or will join his ranks, affirming that they will be ” rooted elected officials who will defend all Côte-d’Oriens from within, not just the Dijon bobos ».

Jeannette Monarchi

*Reminder of the results of the first round
– 1st constituency: Cyline Humblot-Cornille (RN) came 3rd with 25.77%
– 2nd constituency: Tatiana Guyenot (RN) in the lead with 34.64%
– 3rd constituency: Thierry Coudert (Ciotti/RN LR Alliance) in the lead with 35.44%
– 4th constituency: Sophie Dumont (RN) in the lead with 42.24%
– 5th constituency: René Lioret (RN) in the lead with 45.31%

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