Presidential 2027: Maud Bregeon judges the competition over between Philippe and Attal
Quick Look
- Maud Bregeon, government spokesperson and supporter of Horizons candidate Édouard Philippe, believes that the primary for the 2027 presidential election no longer has to be between him and Gabriel Attal, denouncing the hypocrisy of candidates in favor of a primary.
- Philippe, guest of BFMTV, promises not to attack figures from the right and the center during the campaign.
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Why It Matters
In the run-up to the 2027 presidential election in France, several figures from the right and the center, notably Édouard Philippe of the Horizons party and Gabriel Attal, are competing to represent their camp. Some are calling for the organization of a primary to decide between the candidates.
Maud Bregeon, government spokesperson and supporter of Horizons candidate Édouard Philippe, believes that the primary for the 2027 presidential election no longer has to be between him and Gabriel Attal, denouncing the hypocrisy of candidates in favor of a primary.
Guest on BFMTV on Sunday evening, the Horizons presidential candidate promises not to “indulge” in any attack against a figure of “the right and the center” during the campaign.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Édouard Philippe will not launch attacks against figures from the right and the center during the presidential campaign.
Likely · Within months
Open Questions
- What will be the official position of the Horizons party regarding the organization of a primary?
- Will Gabriel Attal respond to Maud Bregeon's accusations concerning his support for a primary?
- Will there actually be a primary on the right and in the center for the 2027 presidential election?
