
According to a poll, the leader of the RN deputies would win against Édouard Philippe or Jean-Luc Mélenchon in the second round.
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The race for the 2027 presidential election is already giving rise to positions and polls on potential second rounds.
Presidential 2027: Marine Le Pen widens the gap in the second round against Édouard Philippe as against Jean-Luc Mélenchon, according to a poll
According to this poll, the head of the RN deputies would easily win the presidential election if she found herself facing the Horizons candidate Édouard Philippe or the rebellious candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon.
2027 presidential election: already seeing himself in the 2nd round, Jean-Luc Mélenchon maintains the pressure on his former left-wing partners
DECRYPTION - The Insoumis leader, who has just celebrated his 75th birthday, will return this weekend to his movement's summer universities in Drôme, where he will deliver a closing speech on Sunday.

François Bayrou sharply criticizes previous generations who impose the burden of debt on young people, describing the situation as financial slavery.
Marine Le Pen announced a legal response against Mediapart following the publication of anti-Semitic remarks attributed to Jordan Bardella. The RN candidate denounces “manipulation” and promises to identify those responsible.

Édouard Philippe details his pension reform project for 2027, while Jordan Bardella responds to accusations of anti-Semitic writings relayed by Mediapart. At the same time, the government unveils budgetary measures for the departments and the popularity of the executive declines.

Jean-Luc Mélenchon calls for a parliamentary vote on sending troops to Saudi Arabia. Furthermore, a poll places him tied with Édouard Philippe for the first round of the 2027 presidential election.

Édouard Philippe proposed a gradual extension of the contribution period to 45 years and the starting age to 65 years, with exemptions for one in three French people, while establishing a capitalization component.

The head of government François Bayrou denounces the debt burden imposed on younger generations in the past. This statement comes on the eve of the Fitch rating agency's decision on French sovereign debt.