The last straight line before the legislative elections is fast approaching. On June 12 and 19, the French will be invited to vote for their deputy who will sit in the National Assembly.
After former Prime Minister Édouard Philippe (Horizons) in Montbrison, the presidential majority is once again relying on one of its tenors to come to the support of its candidates in the Loire.
This Friday, May 27, it is Bruno Le Maire, the Minister of Economy and Finance, renewed by Emmanuel Macron in his functions within the new government, who will travel to the department.
He is in Saint-Étienne at the beginning of the afternoon, to meet traders in the company of Quentin Bataillon (1st district), Jean-Michel Mis, outgoing deputy (2nd district) and Shannon Seban (4th district).
A public meeting is held at 3 p.m. with economic players, local elected officials and representatives of associations.