With less than a month to go before the municipal elections scheduled for March 15 and 22, recent surveys have shed light on the voting intentions of the French public in the ten largest cities. Le Figaro provides an overview of these polling results, highlighting the competitive nature of the upcoming elections. The campaign phase is intensifying, and the final submission of candidate lists is slated for February 26, leading into the official campaign launch on March 2.

In the lead-up to the elections, municipalities are preparing to display electoral advertising outside voting centers, as mandated by law. The first round of voting will take place on March 15, with a potential second round one week later in relevant areas. This election cycle is poised to be highly competitive, particularly in major urban centers where races are often decided by narrow margins. The variety of candidates presents both opportunities and challenges for parties as they vie for control of key local government positions.

Le Figaro’s analysis not only focuses on the numbers but also the strategic implications for various parties as they navigate this complex electoral landscape. Voter sentiment may shift as the campaign progresses, making the coming weeks crucial for candidates to secure their support ahead of the elections. With the stakes high in these major cities, the outcomes could significantly impact local governance and political dynamics in France for years to come.