The Opposition's Joint Attack on the Senate Has Failed. The Mayors and the ODS Are Mainly Going Against Each Other
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In half of the 27 districts where people will choose their representative to the Senate in the fall, candidates from opposition parties are facing each other. Last year, the parties planned to cooperate as widely as possible to reduce the chance of the government coalition gaining strength in the upper house of parliament. However, mutual battles may weaken the opposition.
Despite the fact that Martine Boulliat was beaten by the youngest mayor of France, he chose to continue to sit in the nomexian opposition. A position that most of the defeated mayors refuse to adopt by barely resigning the previous elections. But for the former first edile, the commitment continues "out of respect for the 400 voters" who voted for her.
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