As the blitzkrieg campaign for the first round of the legislative elections begins this week, the far right is in a good place. The National Rally could, according to polls, collect around 30% of the votes. Saturday June 15, 75,000 people took to the streets of Paris to demonstrate against the rise of the far right. But in 2002, there were more than 400,000. Over the past twenty years, many people have changed their minds.
You demonstrated in 2002 and are now voting for National Rally? Tell us about your experience in 2002, why you changed your mind and what changed for you.