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French Presidential Election 2027

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OutcomeProbability24h change
Marine Le Pen43%▲1 pt
Édouard Philippe18%–
Jean-Luc Mélenchon13%–
David Lisnard12%▼1 pt
François Hollande3%▼1 pt
Gabriel Attal3%▲1 pt
Bruno Retailleau1%0 pts
Raphaël Glucksmann1%–
Sarah Knafo1%–
Éric Zemmour1%0 pts
Jordan Bardella1%–
Dominique de Villepin1%0 pts
Christine Lagarde1%0 pts
Ségolène Royal<1%0 pts
Sébastien Lecornu<1%–
Karim Bouamrane<1%–
Olivier Faure<1%0 pts
François Ruffin<1%–
Marine Tondelier<1%–
François Asselineau<1%0 pts
Yaël Braun-Pivet<1%–
Bernard Cazeneuve<1%–
Jean Castex<1%0 pts
Xavier Bertrand<1%–
François Baroin<1%–
Carole Delga<1%–
Laurent Wauquiez<1%–
Fabien Roussel<1%–
Clémentine Autain<1%–
Nicolas Dupont-Aignan<1%–
Michel Barnier<1%–
Valérie Pécresse<1%–
François Bayrou<1%–
Élisabeth Borne<1%–
Gérald Darmanin<1%–
Manuel Bompard<1%–
Mathilde Panot<1%–
Juan Branco<1%–
Clémence Guetté<1%–
Lucie Castets<1%–
Yannick Jadot<1%–
Marion Maréchal<1%–
  1. Marine Le Pen 43%
  2. Édouard Philippe 18%
  3. Jean-Luc Mélenchon 13%
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Latest news

  1. The Parti animaliste presented its co-founder Mira Markovic as its candidate for the 2027 presidential election. CNews
  2. The five candidates in the Socialist-led primary debated on France 2 and France Inter, a week before the first round of voting. franceinfo
  3. Former minister Olivier Becht, a Haut-Rhin deputy, announced his candidacy for the presidential election. CNews
  4. The five candidates in the Socialist-led primary met in their first televised debate, broadcast on LCI. LCP
  5. The Ecologists' federal council voted to let members decide on 10-13 December between a Marine Tondelier candidacy and backing another candidate. LCP
  6. Nicolas Dupont-Aignan, leader of Debout la France, made his presidential candidacy official at a rally in Yerres. CNews
  7. Éric Zemmour, leader of Reconquête, announced on BFMTV that he will be a candidate in the 2027 presidential election. LCP
  8. Five candidates were confirmed for the PS-Place publique primary: Faure, Glucksmann, Guedj, Maurel and Royal; voting is set for 9-10 and 16-17 October. France 24

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Who is expected to win?

Marine Le Pen, with a market-implied probability of 43%, ahead of Édouard Philippe at 18%. Updated 2026-10-07 14:33 UTC.

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