Presidential election: Marc-Arthur Drouillard tries his luck again, ten years after his 978 votes

Marc-Arthur Drouillard is running for president once again. His name appears on the Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) online registry of candidates, consulted on Wednesday, November 11, as the primary candidate for the MRN structure. According to his movement's website, he is the general political coordinator of the Mouvman Revèy Desalinyen (MORED).

This is not his first attempt. In the first round on November 20, 2016, while a candidate for the National Unity Party (PUN), he received 978 votes, or 0.09% of the ballots cast, according to the CEP's preliminary results.

A registration, not yet a validation

Marc-Arthur Drouillard is one of the 26 presidential candidates listed in the registry with four days remaining until the online registration deadline, set for midnight on November 15. Candidates must then submit their files by November 30, and the CEP will verify each candidacy before publishing the final list.

At the time of publication, we have not found any public statement from Marc-Arthur Drouillard presenting his platform.