Through Jerome Lemonnier
Published on 17 May 21 at 13:06
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The first is a member of Parliament The Republic on the march (LREM) on the constituency of Pontault-Combault. The second is elected local, first deputy mayor of Roissy-en-Brie, in charge of town planning in particular, member ofAgir.
Michèle Peyron and Jonathan Zerdoun candidate together and for the first time in the departmental elections on the Canton of Pontault-Combault.
A pair “which reflects the department”
“Our pair is the illustration of the common house desired by Emmanuel Macron, welcomes Michèle Peyron. In addition to being supported by LREM and Agir, UDI and Modem also provide us with their support ”.
In order to reinforce the image of the “common house”, Jonathan Zerdoun agrees by specifying that “our replacements, Luisette Ferraz-Rey and Jean-Pierre Tordjemann, are respectively a member of the company for the first, and a member of the LR for the second ”.
“It’s a duo, and even more broadly with the replacements, a team that perfectly reflects the department,” adds Michèle Peyron.
In this ballot, the latter intends to use her parliamentary mandate to weigh in the departmental assembly, if she is elected. “The idea will be to ensure that the application of laws and regulations is done at the local level”, launches the one who wishes to focus on social affairs.
“According to the departments, there are inequalities in the files relating to children and the family. We will make sure to erase them ”.
The main axes
If elected, the pair intends to invest in spending time in the field. “Both Michèle Peyron and myself, we are very regularly in the field. Our ambition is to remain so if we are elected and to be accountable to the citizens of the canton through the distribution of letters ”, confides Jonathan Zerdoun.
The other points that the candidates list concern in particular the state of the colleges of the canton. “Significant work to secure the enclosures is to be carried out in certain establishments. We will see to it that they are done, ”promises the elected Roisséen.
In addition to the renovation of roads and the control of urbanization, the deputy wishes in particular to encourage the creation of a business incubator. “Today, it is lacking in the sector,” she comments.
Voters will determine the outcome of the ballot on June 20 and 27.
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