Marine Le Pen leads the market at 38.4% amid consistent polling showing her National Rally securing 32-36% in first-round scenarios for the April 2027 vote, reflecting party consolidation and voter support on immigration and economic issues despite her upheld embezzlement conviction and shortened eligibility restrictions from the July appeals ruling. Édouard Philippe follows at 23.5% as the strongest center-right contender, drawing from Horizons and Macron-era voters while outperforming Gabriel Attal in head-to-head tests among moderates. Jean-Luc Mélenchon holds 12.5% on the left through loyal La France Insoumise backing and recent survey gains, though left fragmentation and weak runoff transfers limit his position. The field remains split across dozens of declared candidates, with trader consensus tracking these first-round dynamics and historical runoff patterns ahead of the primary season.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data. This is not trading advice and plays no role in how this market resolves. · UpdatedGabriel Attal emphasizes combating cyberattacks and protecting French sovereignty
Gabriel Attal dips to 2%4%
In a campaign speech, Attal highlighted plans to increase defense spending, combat cyber threats, and impose tariffs on Chinese products, aiming to strengthen France's strategic independence.









































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