Comprendre comment les gens votent : Vincent Tiberj face à Yann Le Lann | L'HUMATCH

Nearly 35,000 municipalities, almost 900,000 candidates, 48.7 million voters called to the polls. Local issues colliding with national debates. The National Rally (RN) proclaims its victory and seeks to overturn the republican front. The right wing responds to its overtures, more or less discreetly. The left wing resists despite the toxic atmosphere but faces the question of unity, which some would like to see resolved, and significant abstention, a further sign of the democratic crisis… In short, multiple issues. To gain a clearer understanding and better grasp the dynamics of the vote, Humatch welcomes Vincent Tiberj, professor of political sociology at Sciences Po Bordeaux and researcher at the Émile Durkheim Center, and Yann Le Lann, lecturer in sociology at the University of Lille, a specialist in labor issues, particularly its relationship to voting and civic engagement. 00:00 Intro 2:02 A breakthrough for the RN in the municipal elections? 12:49 The rallying of all the "right-wing" factions against the left 28:09 On the left, the impact of pessimistic projections 39:02 A need for unity on the left 51:42 Abstention, a symptom of a democratic crisis? 1:20:57 Conclusion ✊ Make a tax-deductible donation (66% tax credit): https://www.humanite.fr/don 📰 Access exclusive content: https://abonnement.humanite.fr/ 📱 To stay up-to-date with L'Humanité: Instagram:   / lhumanitefr   X (Twitter): https://x.com/humanite_fr Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/humanite.fr Threads: https://www.threads.net/@lhumanitefr TikTok:   / lhumanitefr   Twitch:   / lhumanitefr