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Édouard Philippe has been re-elected as the mayor of Le Havre, France, securing nearly 48% of the votes in the second round of local elections, a victory seen as a step towards a potential presidential bid.
La candidata de Agrupación Nacional en Tolon, Laure Lavalette, ha sido derrotada, a pesar de su victoria de hace una semana Leer
Having come first in the first round, the former prime minister, who linked his 2027 candidacy to his re-election, is heading towards a risk-free triangular election.
Édouard Philippe is betting everything on one card: if he loses in Le Havre, he does not want to run for the Élysée in 2027. The municipal elections are becoming a turning point in France.
A new poll indicates that former French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe, a key opponent of the far-right, might lose his mayoral seat in Le Havre in the upcoming municipal elections.
Édouard Philippe, head of Horizons, expressed readiness to do 'everything' for a change in Paris in the 2026 municipal elections, advocating for a broad right-center coalition in the second round.
Édouard Philippe has been re-elected as the mayor of Le Havre, securing 47% of the votes against his communist opponent Jean-Paul Lecoq.
In the French municipal elections, Marine Le Pen's far-right party has reportedly suffered early setbacks, while former Prime Minister Édouard Philippe secured a key victory. In Rennes, the incumbent Socialist mayor Nathalie Appéré was re-elected with over 43% of the votes.
El exprimer ministro Édouard Philippe gana en Le Havre y mantiene así su ambición al Elíseo
Édouard Philippe is running a 'parallel' campaign in Le Havre, focusing on a challenging battle against the Communist Party of France (PCF) as he prepares for a potential duel with the National Rally in 2027.
DÉCRYPTAGE - Le candidat Horizons, « troisième homme » du scrutin dans les sondages, a les cartes en main pour faire basculer le scrutin au second tour. Mais celui-ci assume un « ni Grégoire ni Dati »
Former Prime Minister Édouard Philippe has been re-elected in Le Havre municipal elections with 47.71% of the votes, a victory seen as a launchpad for his national political ambitions towards 2027.
The Socialist Party has expressed outrage over its Strasbourg candidate allying with Édouard Philippe's party, while simultaneously endorsing numerous mergers with La France insoumise, signaling potential strategies for future presidential elections.
France is holding municipal elections on March 15 and 22, with over 48 million voters electing municipal councils and mayors. These polls are widely viewed as a crucial barometer for the upcoming 2027 presidential race, with live coverage of results now available.
Facing a challenging re-election bid in Le Havre, Édouard Philippe is focusing his campaign on local issues to secure his mayoral seat and bolster his presidential ambitions.
A new poll suggests former French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe is projected to lose in the municipal elections in Le Havre, a result that could impact his presidential ambitions.