2027 Presidential Race: Anne Hidalgo Backs Raphaël Glucksmann in Left-Wing Primary
The former Paris mayor announced her support for the Place publique candidate, arguing he was the only one carrying strong environmental ambitions.
Anne Hidalgo, former mayor of Paris, threw her weight behind Raphaël Glucksmann in anticipation of a possible left-wing primary for the 2027 presidential election, according to Le Monde.
She said she would give "all my support, if only through my personal vote," to the Place publique candidate.
Hidalgo notably argued that Raphaël Glucksmann was "the only one" carrying strong environmental ambitions among potential left-wing candidates.
This endorsement comes as discussions on a possible left-wing primary for the 2027 presidential race continue within various political parties.
Sources
- Présidentielle 2027 : Anne Hidalgo apporte son soutien à Raphaël Glucksmann pour la primaire à gauche — Le Monde — Une
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