Marine Le Pen and Édouard Philippe lead the closely matched field in the 2027 French presidential race, with traders assigning them the highest probabilities amid persistent fragmentation across blocs. Le Pen benefits from National Rally's consistent first-round polling strength near 33-35 percent, reinforced by her July 2026 candidacy announcement following the partial easing of her ineligibility ruling. Philippe maintains a solid position as the leading centrist option, drawing support from Macron-aligned voters and some right-leaning moderates, though the center remains split with Gabriel Attal and others still active. Jean-Luc Mélenchon's left-wing base stays loyal but limited, while an October 2026 Socialist primary and potential late consolidations could shift first-round dynamics before the April vote. Market pricing reflects ongoing uncertainty over candidate narrowing and second-round matchups.
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David Lisnard jumps to 7%5%
David Lisnard, while running for president, also sought re-election as president of the Association of Mayors of France, creating a complex dual campaign that limited his national visibility and market support.
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