
The registration of members of David Lisnard's party was recorded Wednesday morning at campaign headquarters in Paris by a justice commissioner.
David Lisnard, presidential candidate and president of Nouvelle Énergie, officially has 100,517 members, a figure certified by a justice commissioner in Paris.
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The political association Nouvelle Énergie has been the subject of an official assessment of its membership data.
David Lisnard, presidential candidate and president of Nouvelle Énergie officially has 100,517 members. The recording was recorded Wednesday morning at the candidate's campaign headquarters located in Paris, in the 15th arrondissement.
According to the official document drawn up by a justice commissioner, which Le Figaro was able to read on Wednesday, the party's data are therefore attested by a sworn and neutral ministerial officer.
“We use factual elements without providing any personal assessment. The document is a report of findings which aims to establish the correlation between a number of members and a number of payments. The association had announced more than 100,000 memberships. It is therefore verified,” explains the justice commissioner, knowing that the counter, stopped Tuesday evening at the threshold of 100,517 traceable cards for the purposes of the procedure (which required five hours of work), continues to run at a sustained pace. Or “2000 cards per day in…

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