US EditionToulouse: Jean-Luc Moudenc Accused of Having Made City Hall Employees Work in His Re-Election in 2020
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As the municipal elections of 2026 approached, documents relating to the previous election campaign resurface, suggesting that agents of the city hall of Toulouse would have worked in the service of the candidate and...
Candidate for his own re-election in 2020, the mayor of Toulouse allegedly had members of his cabinet and municipal employees work for his campaign, a prohibited practice.
Hundreds of documents exchanged between 2019 and 2020 show that a dozen members of Jean-Luc Moudenc's firm, who are employees of the community, participated in the campaign for the re-election of candidate LR. A mobilization that could prove illegal.
During the 2020 municipal campaign, outgoing mayor Jean-Luc Moudenc's office, along with other municipal employees, reportedly worked for his candidacy using public means, according to Mediacités Toulouse.
Mediacités has seized hundreds of documents exchanged between 2019 and 2020 within Jean-Luc Moudenc's campaign team. They show that members of the outgoing mayor's office, waged by the community, participated in the campaign of candidate LR. Such mobilization of these "small hands", if it took place on their working time, could violate the penal and electoral codes.
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