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2027 Presidential Election

France Sets 2027 Presidential Vote for April 18 and May 2

The tight timetable compresses the campaign and makes an imminent court ruling on Marine Le Pen crucial to who leads the far right.

Gabriel Attal Launches Presidential Bid With Slogan 'La Force d'Agir'

Russia Launches Massive Drone and Missile Barrage on Kyiv, Sparking Diplomatic Row

Attal Enters 2027 Race and Challenges Philippe for Macronist Centre

French Socialists Splinter Over 2027 Strategy as Vallaud Exits and Faure Keeps Primary Option Open

Attal Says Lower-Placed Candidate With Philippe Would Quit Early 2027 to Avert La France Insoumise–Rassemblement National Runoff

Glucksmann Rules Out Left Primary, Pitches Program-First Alliance for 2027

Mélenchon Launches 2027 Bid as LFI Pitches Joint Left Campaign

Le Pen Sets Conditional Tax on TotalEnergies’ Windfall as RN Stages Unity Show

Le Pen Wants a 2027 Runoff Against a Unified Central Bloc

Cazeneuve Says He Is Ready to Run for French Presidency in 2027

Macron Says He Will Leave Politics After 2027

Retailleau Formally Chosen as LR’s 2027 Presidential Candidate

French Left Figures Launch 'Construire 2027' to Write a Program Before Choosing a Candidate

Medef to Host Bardella as France’s Business Elite Step Up Contacts With the RN

Braun-Pivet Denounces 'Club of Machos' in France's 2027 Presidential Field

Zemmour Backs Right-Only Primary for 2027

LFI Pushes Joint Left Ticket for 2027, Cites Mélenchon

David Lisnard Quits Les Républicains, Enters 2027 Race

New Odoxa Poll Puts Édouard Philippe Ahead of Jordan Bardella in 2027 Runoff