A mayor, a surgeon, a consultant and an entrepreneur.
Serge Grouard, Olivier Badelon, Christophe Jeammot and Sébastien Laye are the four outsiders involved in the race for the presidency of the Republicans.
As the campaign begins to harden and the stables of the leaders battle over the number of televised debates, the four rivals will try to cross the first hurdle of sponsorships.
They have until November 3 to unearth ten parliamentary supporters and 485 signatures of up-to-date activists from fifteen departments.
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Facing them, the parliamentarians Éric Ciotti, Bruno Retailleau and Aurélien Pradié are certainly more identified, but that did not prevent the new ones from trying the adventure.
Because, with the weakness of their notoriety, the four least known of the battalion oppose the originality of their profile.
If the mayor of Orléans believes he can surprise with his profile as a local elected official, he nevertheless seems very cautious in the face of the obstacle of parliamentary sponsorships...
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