- In Béziers, Robert Ménard was elected this Sunday from the first round of the municipal elections.
- The outgoing mayor won 68.74% of the vote. He is far ahead of his opponents. The candidate who comes second, Pascal Resplandy (LREM) won 11.54% of the vote.
In Béziers (Hérault), Robert Ménard (various right) was elected this Sunday evening from the first round of the municipal elections. The candidate, close to the far right, who advocated "the union of the rights" during the campaign, won 68.74% of the vote. This is even more than the polls had predicted in recent weeks.
Robert Ménard is largely ahead of Pascal Resplandy (LREM), which gathers 11.53% of the vote, Nicolas Cossange (left union), at 6.11%, Thierry Antoine (EELV) at 5.36%, Antoine About (various right) at 4.14% and Claire Dotto (miscellaneous) at 4.09%.
"I am a mayor who makes promises and keeps them"
"I will not disappoint you," responded the mayor of Béziers on Twitter.
68.74%. Huge thanks to the Biterrois! I will not disappoint you! # Béziers # Municipales2020 pic.twitter.com/lyu7irV2M1
- Robert Ménard (@RobertMenardFR) March 15, 2020"It is a score which crowns six years of work, pragmatism, daily work, exchanges with the Biterrois, who are happy to have a mayor listening," reacted earlier in the evening Robert Ménard, on Via Occitanie, when a third of the ballots had been counted. “I am a mayor who makes promises, and keeps them. But now I have other things in mind, the epidemic that is hitting our country. "
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