Nice Premium offered candidates in the legislative elections a set of questions with the aim of allowing its readers to better know, appreciate, and thus help them in their choice.
Nice Premium: If you had to introduce yourself, what would you say?
Marlène Orfila: I am 60 years old, mother of 2 children. I have been with the National Front for 17 years. I am part of the National Front’s security (security for the President and elected officials when they travel in the department) and am the departmental security manager.
NP: What is the reason for your engagement in politics?
MA: Since 1972, I have voted for the National Front. In 2011, I ran in the cantonal elections in the canton of Saint-Vallier-de Thiey, and the reason for this commitment is that France is in such a mess that it urgently needs to be brought out of it for national rebirth.
NP: Have you already been elected or been a candidate in legislative elections?
MA: No.
NP: What are the strengths of your positioning towards the Azurean electorate?
MA: The strengths are: security (massive immigration), employment (too much unemployment on the Côte d’Azur), ecology (transportation), agriculture.
NP: Why are you a candidate in this constituency?
MA: Due to parity, I requested to be endorsed in this constituency, residing in Le Tignet, formerly the 9th constituency.
NP: How would you define your constituency?
MA: Currently, a breeding ground of people who talk a lot about doing nothing and not taking action.
NP: According to you, what are the first urgencies and the first projects to implement?
MA: The urgencies and projects are: immigration, health, housing, employment.
NP: Do you think that the Presidential election will influence the electoral choice?
MA: Yes, it will influence the electoral choice. With the percentage that Marine Le Pen obtained in the presidential election, there will be elected members from the Rassemblement Bleu Marine in the National Assembly.
NP: What is your prediction for the first round result?
MA: My prediction is a three-way contest (triangulaire).
NP: Do you envisage a scenario for the second round?
MA: Yes.
NP: How is your campaign going, and what are your next deadlines?
MA: I am doing door-to-door, distributing flyers at markets, and holding public meetings. A meeting will be held on June 2 at the Bel’Aube hall, 2 rue des Michels in Cannet.
NP: What will you do on June 10?
MA: On June 10, either I will be elected and proud to carry and defend the ideas of the National Front in the assembly, or I will prepare the file to be submitted to the prefecture for registration of my candidacy in the second round.
