Party of France
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The Party of France (
Massif Central-Centre and the incumbent MEP Jean-Claude Martinez in the South-West constituency. The party ran no lists against Jean-Marie Le Pen and Bruno Gollnisch
.
The PDF was joined by a number of high-ranking FN elected officials and members, including
Centre
regions.
In the 2009 European elections, all list supported by the PDF were defeated, with 1.88% in the Massif Central, 1.52% in the North-West and 0.92% in the South-West. Carl Lang, Fernand Le Rachinel and Jean-Claude Martinez were defeated.
In November 2009, Carl Lang announced that he would be candidate in the 2010 regional elections in Upper Normandy. In addition, the party announced that it would run in at least eight regions.[3]
References
- ^ "Le Parti de la France (PDF) — France Politique".
- ^ «Carl Lang lance son mouvement, le Parti de la France», AFP, 23 February 2009.
- ^ «Carl Lang se présente», AFP, 30 November 2009.