French Municipal Elections: Édouard Philippe Re-elected in Le Havre

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.

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le-figaroFrench47d ago

Municipales 2026 : vainqueur au Havre, Édouard Philippe s’élance vers 2027

DÉCRYPTAGE - L’ex-premier ministre, qui a lié son avenir local à son destin national, a été réélu avec 47,71% des voix face au communiste Jean-Paul Lecoq et au lepéniste Franck Keller.

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French Municipal Elections: Édouard Philippe Re-elected in Le Havre

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