Marine Le Pen leads the 2027 French presidential race after a July 2026 appeals court ruling upheld her embezzlement conviction but reduced her ineligibility period, clearing her to run and prompting her formal candidacy. Recent September polls place her at 32–35% in the first round, ahead of Édouard Philippe (15–20%) and Jean-Luc Mélenchon (15–17%), with the National Rally bloc benefiting from stable support near historic highs. Philippe has consolidated ground among centrists over Gabriel Attal, while the left remains divided across multiple declared candidates. The crowded field risks splitting anti-RN votes, yet second-round head-to-head surveys show Le Pen prevailing narrowly against Philippe and more decisively against others. Traders price these dynamics into the market, with the outcome hinging on whether the center narrows to one contender before the April first round.
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