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French left primary tests 140,000 voters
The Socialist Party, Place publique and GRS hold an accelerated primary with three debates ahead of Friday and Saturday voting.
In brief
The Socialist Party, Place publique and GRS hold an accelerated primary with three debates ahead of Friday and Saturday voting. Nearly 140,000 voters will decide the winner of a three-way primary organised by the PS, Place publique and GRS on Friday and Saturday. Originally reported by POLITICO.
Three-way primary set for voting
The Socialist Party, Place publique and GRS are holding an accelerated primary campaign with three debates. Nearly 140,000 people will vote Friday and Saturday.
Glucksmann faces attacks as frontrunner
Raphaël Glucksmann, president of Place publique and presented as the favourite, has been attacked by several opponents including Ségolène Royal and Olivier Faure during the campaign.
Electorate remains hard to predict
The voting body of nearly 140,000 people is difficult to poll, making the outcome of Friday and Saturday's vote uncertain despite Glucksmann's frontrunner status.
The takeaway
Nearly 140,000 voters will decide the winner of a three-way primary organised by the PS, Place publique and GRS on Friday and Saturday.
