Candidates struggle to secure mandatory 500 endorsements for ballot entry
Presidential candidates struggle to secure the 500 endorsements required for 2027 ballot entry despite active campaigning.
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Coverage of the 2027 French presidential election campaign, including candidate announcements, policy positions, and political developments across the political spectrum.
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2026-08-02 to 2026-10-30 · UTC publication dates
Coverage begins 28 Mar, 12:07 UTC
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Presidential candidates struggle to secure the 500 endorsements required for 2027 ballot entry despite active campaigning.
Mélenchon secures 360,000 citizen endorsements while pursuing 500 required elected official signatures for 2027 candidacy.
Journalist Polony enters politics, leaves open 2027 presidential candidacy while proposing economic intervention measures.
National Rally elevates headscarf ban to core 2027 campaign policy with claimed majority support.
Greens pursue autonomous candidacy while internally debating coalition participation.
French authorities opened investigation into Russian disinformation campaign targeting Attal with coordinated fake content.
Russian disinformation uses AI-cloned voices to target French presidential candidates with deepfakes.
French government proceeds with pre-election budget adoption, doubts deficit targets, proposes spending cuts over tax increases.
Tondelier proposes federal council meeting to coordinate fragmented left-wing parties ahead of 2027 election.
French Greens approve autonomous 2027 candidacy with climate fiscal reforms and European military proposals.
Major candidates finalize 2027 positioning as Socialist primary begins and far-right leadership stabilizes.
Royal launches Socialist primary bid as party restricts membership participation amid left-wing candidate fragmentation.