Change or continuity? It is to decide on this choice that the inhabitants of Saint-Rémy-lès-Chevreuse are called to go to the polls this Sunday on the occasion of the municipal by-election caused by the resignation of a large part of the council last July. Four lists are on the starting line, one more than in the 2014 ballot, the Republic in March having slipped into the competition, which is a first for Emmanuel Macron’s party at the municipal level.
“We are a bit of the disturbing list, smiles the one who is at the head of Saint-Rémy en Marche, Dominique Dufrasnes. But there is a need for renewal of people to manage this city which has fallen asleep quite a bit and which must be awakened. We are a tight-knit group and we have been working on all subjects for four months. »Subjects on which all the lists come back, mainly the project of the station pole and the development of the city center, themes which pushed the ex-mayor (DVD) Agathe Becker (Saint-Rémy, for our quality of city ) to run for her own succession to “continue the action initiated” since her election in 2014 because it is, according to her, “important, when you start something, to finish it well. She made the decision to run again after “digesting the events of the summer”, events in which many members of the other two lists took part.
Thus, the nine councilors of the majority who resigned on July 6 for differences of point of view with Agathe Becker found themselves on the Saint-Rémy Always list, led by the former 5th deputy, Jean-Louis Binick (SE) . The latter believes that the city has been “at a standstill” for several months and hopes that voters will vote for “people who had the files in hand. “We can no longer afford to start again from zero,” he said. An experience on which the opposition councilor Dominique Bavoil (SE, List of local interest to advance), second in 2014, who with eight former minority elected officials highlights his “great knowledge of the city, of the territorial environment and a perfect mastery of files “and ensures that its list will be” operational the day after the election. “
There remains an unknown: mobilization. The 6,000 voters are expected in the four polling stations from 8 am to 6 pm. Lists obtaining at least 10% of the votes cast may stand for a second round scheduled for December 10.
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