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Éric Ciotti plans to leverage his political victory in Nice as a means to unite for a successful presidential campaign in 2027.

The far-right Rassemblement National (RN) party faced significant losses in the recent municipal elections in France, particularly in Toulon and Marseille, undermining their hopes for a boost ahead of next year's presidential elections.

In the Toulon municipal elections, Laure Lavalette of the National Rally lost to the incumbent mayor, Josée Massi.

The political spotlight in France is on Marseille, where the far-right Rassemblement National has gained significant ground in the municipal elections against the current Socialist mayor.

The article discusses the rising far-right political presence in France, particularly focusing on the upcoming local elections and the significance of Marseille as a symbolic battleground.

Candidates are intensifying their efforts just days before the second round of the municipal elections in France, with key rallies and debates taking place across the country.

In a campaign event in Pas-de-Calais, Marine Le Pen aims to strengthen the National Rally's hold in the region while promoting her centrist political ideology.

The RN list in Carpentras, after forming an alliance with two other nationalist lists, is now in a favorable position ahead of the 2026 municipal elections.

Jean-Daniel Lévy's analysis suggests that the Rassemblement National (RN) is becoming a significant ally for the traditional right electorate in France, particularly in response to the rising influence of La France Insoumise (LFI).

Jordan Bardella expressed his personal support for Rachida Dati in the upcoming Paris municipal elections, citing a concern over the left's potential victory.

A candidate from the National Rally in Gap is under judicial investigation following the release of videos displaying his involvement in online discussions containing racist and neo-Nazi rhetoric.

The National Rally party has secured its first two mayorships in Gironde, France, with victories in the towns of Laruscade and Saint-Savin.

Sarah Knafo's qualification for the second round of the 2026 municipal elections in Paris comes after a significant surge from the La France Insoumise party and favorable results for the Rassemblement National in other cities like Marseille.

Several candidates, including Robert Ménard, Fabien Roussel, and David Lisnard, were elected mayors in the first round of the municipal elections in France, highlighting a shift in local political landscapes.

In the first round of local elections in France, the right-wing Rassemblement National and the leftist La France Insoumise claimed victories, although final results were still pending.

The first round of municipal elections in France saw gains reported by the far-right Rassemblement National and the leftist La France Insoumise, with a second round of voting scheduled in many areas yet to reach a majority.

French municipalities are voting to elect new mayors, in a crucial test for both the right and the left, with the Rassemblement National party achieving significant victories in several cities.

France is heading to the polls for the first round of municipal elections, a significant event ahead of the 2027 presidential elections, with a focus on major cities and the implications for political parties.

Marine Tondelier criticizes Mélenchon and Hollande for leading the left toward defeat, calling for case-by-case alliances with La France insoumise to counter the rising Rassemblement national.

Marine Le Pen has stated that the National Rally (RN) will not withdraw its candidates in the 2026 municipal elections to prevent candidates from La France Insoumise (LFI) from winning.

A survey indicates RN Deputy Alexandra Masson will lead in the upcoming municipal elections in Menton, with Louis Sarkozy trailing in support.

Marylise Léon, the head of the CFDT, firmly rejects dialogue with the far-right National Rally party, emphasizing a commitment to broader political engagement while excluding this particular group.

Franck Allisio, candidate of the National Rally in Marseille, proposes a state of emergency to combat drug trafficking as a central part of his campaign.

An analysis discusses the potential threat posed by Bruno Retailleau's candidacy in the 2027 presidential election to Marine Le Pen's National Rally (RN).

Alexandre Devecchio discusses the political future of the National Rally following Marine Le Pen's potential disqualification from the presidential election.

An effigy of Jordan Bardella was burned during a political-themed carnival in Hasparren, France, leading to an investigation by local authorities.

Marine Le Pen's political fate hinges on a crucial court ruling set for July 7, 2026, that could determine her path toward the presidency or spell political demise.

In a surprise twist in Paris, prosecutors demanded severe penalties against Marine Le Pen and her far-right party Rassemblement National for misappropriating millions from the European Parliament, including a four-year prison sentence and substantial fines.

In a surprising turn at the Paris Palace of Justice, the prosecution requested severe penalties, including four years in prison, for Marine Le Pen and her far-right party Rassemblement National over misappropriated EU funds, although the focus of the case seems to hinge less on the prison sentence itself.

Documents released by the U.S. Department of Justice reveal that former Trump strategist Steve Bannon sought to aid the French Rassemblement National with a €4.7 million loan for the 2019 European elections.

The Rassemblement National is at a pivotal point in its history in the PACA region, aiming to win local elections after electing 30 deputies in the 2024 legislative elections.

Marine Le Pen expresses optimism ahead of her appeal trial concerning the case of European parliamentary assistants.

Guillaume Tabard discusses the unique situation of two prominent candidates from the same party being regarded as having equal potential, focusing on Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella.

Jordan Bardella, the 30-year-old president of the far-right Rassemblement National, has invested significantly in his public image, using his smile as a key part of his political strategy to overshadow his mentor, Marine Le Pen.