Guillaume Letourneur

Behind the apparent disorder of the electoral and political scene, voting remains an act deeply rooted in social order.

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À partir d'enquêtes de terrain variées, l'ouvrage étudie le fonctionnement du Rassemblement national dans sa complexité et permet de mieux comprendre ses succès électoraux.

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Can politics exist without territorial anchoring, ie without continual presence in a restricted area and without a sustainable link between political actors, local social groupings and spaces where social life and collective interests organize themselves?

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Taking as its object "the vote in the village", in the 20th and 21st centuries this book focuses on building a sociology and history “at ground level” of local political practices.

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In 2014, French local elections have led to significant political changes : left-wing parties lost many cities while a dozen mayors from the National Front were elected. Simultaneously, the persistance of more traditional practices in campaigning and in the selection of candidates could also be observed.

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