C’est une tradition. Lors des élections sénatoriales – elles ont eu lieu dimanche en Lot-et-Garonne -, certains candidats invitent leur soutien à déjeuner. Le maire de Penne-d’Agenais Arnaud Devilliers propose de changer la donne.
Plus de 200 personnes au repas de Michel Masset, autant à celui de Christine Bonfanti-Dossat et un peu moins à celui de Jean-Pierre Moga. En Lot-et-Garonne, il y a une croustillante tradition républicaine. Les candidats invitent leur soutien à déjeuner entre les deux tours des élections sénatoriales. Ces agapes constituent un baromètre.
For the guests, they are also a way to display their preference. Well, almost, as it is not uncommon to see – as was the case on Sunday – some voters having the main course at one place and dessert at another.
Candidate in these senatorial elections (83 votes in the first round) won by Christine Bonfanti-Dosset (The Republicans) and Michel Masset (Left Diverse), Arnaud Devilliers, the mayor of Penne, suggests that there should be only one meal. And that it should be covered by the Association of Mayors of France. Not sure if President Jean Dionis wants to foot the bill.
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