Special envoy to Saint-Omer (Pas de Calais)
Drumbeats break the usual tranquility of this town in Pas-de-Calais.
This Monday, January 23, bakers are demonstrating in front of the sub-prefecture of Saint-Omer to denounce the explosion in the cost of electricity.
Hidden in the small crowd of locals, the outgoing PS deputy, Bertrand Petit, lingers, slips a word in passing.
"Did you go hunting yesterday?"
, he throws a tap on the shoulder to an old companion.
The day before, he was not running after the game, as he is used to.
This Sunday, the almost sixty-something had especially in his sights the polling stations of his constituency for the by-election legislative.
The various left-wing mayor of Saint-Martin-lez-Tatinghem finally arrived on January 22 clearly ahead of the partial legislative election with 46.14% of the vote (+ 23.60 points compared to June) but with an abstention of 70.39%.
"This is proof that the voters have not made up their minds"
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