Well no idea. BUT, my sentiment is I don't see them being lured once more by a french politician. They have been tricked, lured and lied to, too many times and some may say that it is about time but, they have now clearly a good idea of the consequences for their territories and their interests as a nation as well as their individual rights of the french policies regarding the Corsican, Euskadi, Breizh languages, Cultures and economic interests (not limited to...). No matter what, I see the divisive tactics the french so far used, good and bad Corsicans, left and right....successful and not so succesful and more of that kind of crap have run their course. It is difficult to evaluate precisely is this election will be the lauch of we want a deal for our nation and territory or if it will take another mandate but it is definitly on the cards. My sentiment is they can now fully evaluate the negativeness of the french policies for their interests. The divisive tactics the french state used have worked and prevented an earlier built response but things have started to change. The cynisism with which the french politicians have used distractions such as.... know what I mean... have successfully the various attempts to organise political responses, now their crazy spending on the back of those nations and the crisis that follows leaves them short. Their competence are now radically questioned and the easier access to international medias(National Minority Status, Language, Culture and Economic interests elsewhere in Europe) have achieved to convince a large number that the french state is engaged in hateful policies towards them when comparing with let's make it short Wales or Scotland but many others are now benefitting from the European rules.