Jérémie Henrion Elected New PS Federal Secretary in Puy-de-Dôme
Jérémie Henrion has been elected as the new federal secretary of the PS in Puy-de-Dôme, prioritizing left-wing unity.
Key Points
- • Jérémie Henrion elected PS federal secretary with 52.3% of votes.
- • He previously served as federal animator for Young Socialists and works with Clermont Auvergne Métropole.
- • Henrion aims to unite the left and renew the PS by engaging with social partners.
- • Plans to mobilize 550 militants for municipal elections.
Jérémie Henrion has officially been elected as the new federal secretary of the Socialist Party (PS) in Puy-de-Dôme, capturing 52.3% of the vote. The 23-year-old Montluçon native secured his position with a total of 156 votes, defeating outgoing secretary Lucas Peyre, who received 142 votes. Henrion, who has a background in history and political science from prestigious institutions like the Sorbonne and Assas in Paris, has been active in political and student organizations, most recently serving as the federal animator for the Young Socialists from 2022 to 2025.
Henrion's plans as secretary reflect a strong commitment to left-wing unity, necessitated by the increasing presence of far-right and right-leaning political forces in France. He aims to invigorate the PS by engaging closely with social partners and grassroots associations, emphasizing the importance of rekindling the party's base ahead of the upcoming municipal elections. With a strong base of 550 militants within the federation, he plans to mobilize their efforts to enhance visibility and effectiveness in local politics.