Politics · France · 1 day ago
Patrick Mennucci says no bots voted in social-democratic primary
Patrick Mennucci, a former Socialist member of parliament, leads the commission organising a social-democratic primary.
He said no bots were able to vote in the ballot.
The primary is a vote linked to the social-democratic movement.
The statement addresses whether automated accounts took part in the voting.
No further details about the ballot or concerns over bots are given.
No next steps are specified.
Patrick Mennucci said no bots voted in the social-democratic primary.
Mennucci was in charge of the commission organising the primary.
He is a former Socialist MP.
La Tribune published the report on 10 October 2026.
- Who
- Patrick Mennucci, head of the commission organising the primary.
- What
- He said no bots voted in the social-democratic primary.
- When
- 10 October 2026.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Not stated.
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No bot could vote in this ballot
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- Speaker
- Patrick Mennucci
- Claim
- No bots voted in the primary
- Publication date
- 10 October 2026
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