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Fill the famous Place du Capitole, in Toulouse (Haute-Garonne), to launch his last week of campaign in a beautiful way. This is the challenge for Jean-Luc Mélenchon, who will hold his last outdoor meeting this Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Pink City (after Lyon on March 6 and Marseille last Sunday). As in 2017. The rebellious tribune hopes for a new show of force before the highlight of his campaign: the return of holograms on Tuesday April 5, with a meeting in Lille in the presence of Mélenchon and eleven others of his digital double throughout France.
The challenge for the LFI candidate is to amplify his polling dynamics of the last few days to catch up with Marine Le Pen and hope for qualification in the second round. In our latest Ipsos-Sopra daily poll, he points to 16% of the intentions to vote, still far from the candidate of the National Rally, credited with 20%. “We believe in it,” says Manuel Bompard, his campaign director. There is popular demand to have another second round than last time. The challenge of the last ten days is simple: to convince that this hypothesis exists. »
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Jean-Luc Mélenchon is now focusing his fire on the outgoing president and the RN candidate, like this leaflet distributed in five million copies in the form of a program comparator with his two opponents. “We must address the abstentionists, especially in working-class neighborhoods, then those who are still reluctant to vote Marine Le Pen, analyzes Manuel Bompard. We must play on the Dracula effect, that is to say, shed light on its program, particularly in terms of purchasing power. And finally, convince at least half of the voters of Roussel, Jadot and Hidalgo to vote for Jean-Luc Mélenchon in the first round. »