
Next French Presidential Election
- Marine Le Pen
- 32%
- +0.5
- Édouard Philippe
- 26%
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- Jean-Luc Mélenchon
- 14%
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- Gabriel Attal
- 4%
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- François Hollande
- 4%
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- Jordan Bardella
- 3%
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- David Lisnard
- 3%
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- Sarah Knafo
- 2%
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- Dominique de Villepin
- 2%
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- Bruno Retailleau
- 2%
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- Raphaël Glucksmann
- 1%
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- Sébastien Lecornu
- 1%
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- Éric Zemmour
- 1%
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- Bernard Cazeneuve
- 0%
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- Jean Castex
- 0%
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- Michel Barnier
- 0%
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- Gérald Darmanin
- 0%
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- Juan Branco
- 0%
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- Xavier Bertrand
- 0%
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- Laurent Wauquiez
- 0%
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- François Ruffin
- 0%
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- Marine Tondelier
- 0%
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- Fabien Roussel
- 0%
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- Olivier Faure
- 0%
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- Ségolène Royal
- 0%
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- François Asselineau
- 0%
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- Clémentine Autain
- 0%
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- Nicolas Dupont-Aignan
- 0%
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- Valérie Pécresse
- 0%
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- François Bayrou
- 0%
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- Élisabeth Borne
- 0%
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- Yaël Braun-Pivet
- 0%
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- Carole Delga
- 0%
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- Manuel Bompard
- 0%
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- Mathilde Panot
- 0%
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- Clémence Guetté
- 0%
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- Karim Bouamrane
- 0%
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- Lucie Castets
- 0%
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- Yannick Jadot
- 0%
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- François Baroin
- 0%
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- Marion Maréchal
- 0%
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Traders currently price "Marine Le Pen" at 32% for "Next French Presidential Election". Over the past 24 hours that probability moved up 0.5 points. Full distribution: Marine Le Pen 32%, Édouard Philippe 26%, Jean-Luc Mélenchon 14%, Gabriel Attal 4%. The market has traded $119.1M in total volume and resolves Apr 30, 2027. Marine Le Pen holds the leading trader-implied probability in the 2027 French presidential race, supported by National Rally strength in recent polling and her successful July 2026 appeal of the prior eligibility ruling. Édouard Philippe follows closely as a center-right alternative viewed as competitive in potential runoffs, while Jean-Luc Mélenchon consolidates radical-left support amid a crowded field that includes Gabriel Attal and others. The contest remains tight because first-round fragmentation and historical republican-front dynamics in runoffs limit any single contender’s dominance, with polls showing Le Pen near 35 percent but facing uncertain head-to-head outcomes. Further separation could arise from candidate withdrawals, alliance formations on the center or left, shifts in economic or immigration sentiment ahead of the April 2027 vote, or late developments affecting turnout among key voter blocs.
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