With less than 200 days until the upcoming election, six voters who represent the left-wing electorate met in Saint-Brieuc to discuss their voting intentions, as well as their hopes and fears in response to the growing influence of the far right. This gathering marked the beginning of a series aimed at exploring the concerns and perspectives of different voter groups. The participants, selected to reflect a range of opinions within the left electorate, shared their views on current political developments and the potential impact of far-right candidates on the election outcome. They discussed various policy issues, including economic reforms, social welfare, and national security, which are central to the political discourse in the region. The meeting took place in a small community hall, where the atmosphere was both tense and reflective. The voters expressed a mix of anxiety and determination, emphasizing the importance of their votes in shaping the future of the country. They also highlighted the challenges posed by the far right's increasing presence in the political arena. This series aims to provide a platform for diverse voices and to foster a deeper understanding of the concerns that drive voter behavior. By highlighting these discussions, the series seeks to contribute to a more informed public debate ahead of the election.