Mas Llaro has always voted for the main right.
But disillusioned and weary of the status quo, the Talus, like many others, voted for the far right for the first time last year.
Although he was pleased with the performance of the mayor, Mr. Talau said he would continue to join the dam against the far right in next year’s presidential game and keep his nose shut for Mr. Macron to vote. But me. Talau is now considering it for me. Pen to vote.
“She put water in her wine,” said Mrs. Talau said, adding that Mr. Macron was not ‘tough enough’.
The opponent of mr. Aliot in 2014 and 2020, a center-right politician named Jean-Marc Pujol, pushed further to the right in an unsuccessful attempt to ward off the right completely. He increased the number of police officers and gave Perpignan the highest number of residents per major city in France, according to government data.
Yet it appears that many of his core supporters trusted the far-right more on crime and still defected, while many left-wing beavers complained that they were ignored and refused to participate in dam construction again, Agnès Langevine said. the Greens and the Socialists in the 2020 mayoral election.
“And they told us, ‘If it’s between Macron and Le Pen in 2022, I will not do it again,'” she added.
Mr. Lebourg, the political scientist, said that Mr. Aliot also won over higher-income conservative voters by adopting a mainstream economic message – the same strategy adopted by Ms. Le Pen was adopted.