Gabriel Attal announces major rally in Lyon on October 10

Renaissance candidate for the 2027 presidential election Gabriel Attal announced on Thursday a major rally in Lyon on October 10. He promised a show of strength during a video conference with supporters.

The appointment is set for autumn. Gabriel Attal stated that this gathering would be important. Other rallies are planned afterwards in different regions.

It is the first major rentrée rally announced in his political space. Similar meetings took place in Paris at the end of May by Attal and in early July by Édouard Philippe.

Attal seeks to impose himself against Philippe, who maintains a lead in polls. The rally aims to strengthen his position ahead of the Élysée vote.

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Jordan Bardella at Monaco Grand Prix with 2027 election poll results overlay
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Bardella hits 37 percent in Ifop poll for 2027 presidential election

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An Ifop-Fiducial poll for Le Figaro, LCI and Sud Radio puts Jordan Bardella at 36-37 percent in the first round of the 2027 presidential election. The Rassemblement National candidate advances despite attending the Monaco Grand Prix on the day of the white march for Lyhanna.

Renaissance's executive board approved a report on Monday favoring Gabriel Attal as the natural presidential candidate. The national council will decide on May 12 between direct designation and an internal primary. Insiders view the primary as highly unlikely.

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In a column to appear in La Tribune Dimanche, Gabriel Attal commits to blocking a clash between the Rassemblement National and La France Insoumise in the 2027 presidential election.

Following his confirmation as the Republicans' candidate for the 2027 presidential election, Bruno Retailleau is unveiling his program at the rate of one thematic proposal every two weeks. He aims to present the main axes before summer, drawing on about fifty thematic groups to address France's urgencies.

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Jean-Luc Mélenchon, leader of La France insoumise, announced his fourth run for the 2027 presidential election on Sunday evening during TF1's 20 heures news. He conditions his candidacy on gathering 150,000 citizen endorsements, seen as a mere formality. The decision follows a meeting of LFI elected officials in Paris that day.

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