François Cornileau: 'I want a clean sweep of political backroom deals'!
On September 18, before nearly 300 people, François Cornileau detailed his campaign's key points during the inauguration of his headquarters...

"Union des Hyérois is not a slogan. It is a clean sweep of political backroom deals and old stories. While some cling to their little partisan flags, the Hyérois and Hyéroises are asking for concrete action for their daily lives and for their city," said the candidate for the 2026 municipal election.

ENOUGH OF THE ARRANGEMENTS Then, he added: "People have had enough of parties gazing at their own navels. Enough of party-machine arrangements and mergers of convenience. Horizon joining LR in Hyères is Philippe joining Retailleau a year and a half before the presidential election"!
This campaign office, much more than a campaign headquarters, is a common home, a workshop of ideas, a place of listening, where we debate, where we anticipate the future of the city. Where elected officials, economic and community life stakeholders, and residents from all neighborhoods and districts can come. "This massive presence demonstrates that the Union Des Hyérois is already asserting itself as a formidable rallying dynamic," insisted the candidate.
Because François Cornileau made a clear choice as he repeated during this inauguration: "We made the choice of union. Not the union of labels but the union of the residents of our city. A JDD poll from last June showed that 74% of right-wing and center voters wanted a union of the right and center, from the UDI to Reconquête.
I think we can work together against a left wing that has gone mad and is dangerous for the country as well as for our territories."
In short, he wants to bring a new ambition for Hyères, that of opening a new era with a triple ambition: safety, proximity, and attractiveness: "With my friends, we wish to embody a new way, to forge a new path because Hyères, the Hyéroises and Hyérois deserve another future, another team, convictions, collective intelligence, and courage." He drove the point home again: "In Hyères, we need a new state of mind at the town hall. The time has come for democratic breathing.
This is the only path that will allow the Hyéroises and Hyérois to regain this proximity with the elected officials, especially with the first of them, and to restore the city to its former glory and attractiveness."
MEETING THE POPULATION Finally, François Cornileau confirmed, for those who still doubted it, "that he was the candidate to follow, a future mayor listening to all the Hyéroises and Hyérois, without any territory forgotten." Thus, he announced that during the remaining months before the ballot, he would go everywhere, with his team, to constantly meet the population, in order to convince them, with all the conviction that drives him, of the need to "move on to something else." He also promised "that he will be an accessible mayor above all, resolved but reasonable, determined but open to discussion and collective decisions."
Moreover, faithful to the usual criteria of seriousness and rationality he demonstrates, he committed not to raise taxes, referring to the tax fatigue of the French.
Photo Alain BLANCHOT.