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Place publique (PP)

Bloc: PS – Place publique.

колонка NFP (подколонка PS); Place publique — редакторское объединение с PS (в таблице отдельной колонки нет)

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Profile

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Place publique is a French centre-left, pro-European political party originating from civil society, founded in 2018 by Raphaël Glucksmann and other figures. The movement structured itself around alliances with the Socialist Party, securing seats in the 2019 and 2024 European elections, as well as a seat in the National Assembly in 2024 within the framework of the New Popular Front.

Strengths

  • The party succeeded in obtaining significant parliamentary representation by winning three seats in the 2024 European elections thanks to a joint list with the Socialist Party. Wikipédia
  • Place publique joined the New Popular Front during the 2024 legislative elections, enabling its member Aurélien Rousseau to be elected as a deputy. Wikipédia

Weaknesses

  • The alliance with the Socialist Party for the 2019 European elections triggered a wave of internal defections within the party. Wikipédia
  • According to L'Opinion, the composition of Raphaël Glucksmann's presidential campaign team involves a complex balancing act between Place publique loyalists and the various sensibilities within the Socialist Party. L'Opinion Centre-right · 28 Oct 2026

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Figures

Raphaël Glucksmann 2018

Bloc candidates

Candidates of the “PS – Place publique” bloc (all parties), current score and change over about 7 days from the model history.

CandidateParty1st-round score7-day change
Raphaël GlucksmannRaphaël Glucksmann PP13.2% 0 pts

How to read this table. One row per candidate of the bloc: current score and change over about a week. The change comes from the model's daily history, not from a single poll.

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Press coverage of the party's figures

Raphaël Glucksmann