There was little suspense.
Marine Tondelier took over Saturday from Julien Bayou at the head of the party, on the same internal line, that previously of David Cormand who became an MEP and even before Cécile Duflot.
The elected opposition member of Hénin-Beaumont (Pas-de-Calais), with her motion La suite, had obtained 46.97% of the votes of the members in the first round.
They had not been very numerous to vote on November 26: 5,625 voters out of a claimed electorate of 12,648 members, barely more than at the previous congress in 2019. Its fairly comfortable score, the result of intense field work since this summer, should allow him to govern the party, and its Federal Council - the parliament - with a certain ease.
However, the future of the party, like that of Marine Tondelier, is extremely fragile.
Anchored in emblematic lands of the National Rally, in Hénin-Beaumont, in Pas-de-Calais, this former Sciences-Po Lille student who sacrificed her…
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