Presidential election
Les Républicains to vote this weekend on 2027 candidate selection method
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Over 76,000 Les Républicains (LR) members are called to vote this weekend on the method for selecting their 2027 presidential candidate. Three options are available: direct designation of Bruno Retailleau, a closed primary for members only, or an open primary including sympathizers. The vote comes amid internal party tensions.
Gérald Darmanin has indicated he does not plan to rally too soon to Édouard Philippe for the 2027 presidential election. The justice minister intends to raise the stakes to promote his social Gaullist line.
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Senator Max Brisson, in charge of the education project for Les Républicains, reveals the behind-the-scenes of preparing Bruno Retailleau's 2027 presidential program. About fifty thematic groups are working in the shadows on topics like education, pensions, and security. The effort involves civil society, field actors, and elected officials.
Marine Tondelier has won her party's internal primary with 86% of the votes, positioning her to represent Les Écologistes in a potential left-wing primary ahead of the 2027 presidential election. Her opponent, Waleed Mouhali, received 14% of the votes in a ballot where 54% of militants participated. This smooth victory represents a historic moment for the ecologist movement.