Defeated by 170 votes by the candidate and new mayor of the fifth city in the Metropolis, Jean-Paul Dalmasso, Ladislas Polski achieved one of the best scores for a largely failing Left in the Nice and Azurean territory. He remains determined to fight…
“Of course, we can regret the outdated methods used by the outgoing majority, which ultimately managed to surpass us by 170 votes. I acknowledge the election of Mr. Dalmasso and salute the new mayor of La Trinité,” declares the new opponent.
With seven elected officials from his coalition list, he wishes to lead a constructive but vigilant opposition on the municipal council: “The strong momentum that has carried us, far beyond the parties, gives us a great responsibility: to continue building a credible alternative and to make another voice heard in the commune, one that is different from resignation.”
According to him, the fifth city of the Metropolis Nice Côte d’Azur, La Trinité, must make itself heard to receive as much or even more support than smaller towns: “It must no longer docilely accept being the receptacle for what other municipalities do not want on their soil. La Trinité deserves to be a lively, dynamic, and respected city.”
“Aware of the responsibility given to us by the many residents of La Trinité who have placed their trust in us, and determined to defend our commune’s interests from my position, I, along with my fellow candidates, will be a vigilant, determined, and persevering elected official. We will not disappoint the hope we have sparked,” concludes Ladislas Polski.
