The results of the European elections in Brittany have shocked many, with the far-right Rassemblement National securing a significant victory in a region known for its resistance to such ideas. Despite the victory, the RN’s score in Brittany remains below the national average, indicating a shift in the political landscape. The success of the far-right party has been described as an “earthquake” by its members.
In rural areas like Uzel, voters openly support the far-right party to protest against issues like inflation and perceived governmental failures. The desire for change and a lack of authority are driving forces behind the shift towards far-right ideologies in these regions.
Medium-sized towns resist
While rural areas have shown strong support for the far-right, medium-sized towns are resisting the RN wave, with only suburban areas experiencing a growth in support for such ideologies. This political shift signifies a deep desire for change among the electorate.
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