Story no.43Ongoing·Politics·Low·Somme·23 Oct → 30 Oct·31 facts · 46 art.

On October 27, 2026, Mathilde Panot responds to Raphaël Glucksmann after accusations of a "harassment campaign" targeting La France insoumise, while Laurence Rossignol is named president of the funding association for his campaign and the MEP travels to Brussels. The same day, his campaign is presented as a duel of moderates with Édouard Philippe, and his spokesperson Sacha Houlié mentions a rise of "100 euros more per year" for minimum-wage workers before correcting himself. On October 28, a Cluster 17 poll credits Glucksmann with 13 to 14 percent of voting intentions despite a low media profile, while he promises to regularize 300,000 undocumented workers and Nicolas Dupont-Aignan criticizes his program. Emmanuel Maurel offers him his support, the spokesperson acknowledges a slip of the tongue on BFMTV, and the campaign organization is detailed between Place publique loyalists and Socialist Party sensitivities. On October 29, François Hollande positions himself after Glucksmann's victory, the candidate's line is compared to that of the former president, and his campaign faces insults and incidents that lead him to limit his appearances and step up security.