
Logically the centrist candidate, Laurent Gérault, through his proposals, wants to take place between proposals of both left and right platforms. The means of transportation give him an opportunity to criticize Frédéric Béatse as well as Christophe Béchu : "the free transport on weekends is 3 to 4 times cheaper than the running of a new ice skating (Mr. Béatse plans to set up) or a new museum (an idea of Mr. Béchu)" writes Mr. Gérault in his proposals about ecology.
The tramway is also a way for Mr Gérault to be distinguished from other candidates. The route he suggests for the trolley is also different from those planned by his rivals. Laurent Gérault wants to extend the first tramway line until the Pierre Cointreau Cci centre, then the Justices district. But above all, the centrist wants "to bring back together the left bank and the right bank (of the Maine, not of policy)". Their watchword is "not to asphyxiate La Doutre (the district Christophe Béchu wants to go through) and the railway station (Frédéric Béatse plans to be served)".
The main running-mates of Mr. Gérault are already gathered like the organization chart of a company : some would work for economy and employement (a field the centristssays they will take on with "modesty"). Others will be involved in the finances "management" while others will join the organization and attractiveness or ecology teams.
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