Primary: on the Eve of the First Glucksmann Favourite, without Convincing Completely
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The first round of the Social Democratic Primary takes place on Friday and Saturday 9 and 10 October. 140,000 voters will split the five candidates.
In France, the first round of the primary of the left is held on 9 and 10 October. The five candidates threw their last forces into the battle. A very framed primary, which will eventually have attracted more than 140,000 registered. Can we take stock of this campaign? What is the method of use of this primary and how will this first round take place?
The race for the inauguration of the Social Democratic Camp was summed up in three hard-working televised debates, undermined by interpersonal conflicts and by the report to La France insoumise. It ends far from the expected momentum, between non-existent meetings and the prize to vote in favour of the opposition. A little over 140,000 activists and sympathizers have registered.
The primary organizers advanced 140,000 enrolments, more than ten times less than at the previous primary in 2017.
Unsurprisingly, the champion of the Social Democratic Primary will be nominated by a very small electoral corps, arrested at 140,282 registered this Monday evening, October 5, a vote that looks a little more like a simple congress of the Socialist Party.
More than 140,000 people have registered to vote for the Social Democratic candidate in the presidential elections, a figure well below previous elections.
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