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The French people's vote is still up for grabs
EDITORIAL. The clear and decisive municipal election results in most cities show that the 2027 presidential election is far from a foregone conclusion. While distrust and the democratic malaise are very real, voters are not indifferent to the growth of the radical left and the far right's possible rise to power.
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lemonde.fr
Why the second round of France's municipal elections matters
The vote on Sunday, March 22, will provide valuable national insights, with a focus on the far-right's result, the impact of mergers or divisions within the left and right and the…
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theguardian.com
Mayoral races in balance as voting opens in last round of French local elections
Electoral alliances expected to play vital role in number of contests including Paris and Marseille
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Map: French municipal election results after second round
Follow the results of the second round of the municipal elections in real time with our interactive maps.
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French municipal elections: Full results in every city, town and village
French voters elected more than 34,000 mayors on March 15 and 22. Use our search engine to find the winner in any municipality.
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French municipal elections: The second-round results in key races
Between major cities that could swing and several prominent political figures running, here are the second-round results in the most closely watched cities.
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French municipal elections: Far right achieves unprecedented but uneven second-round gains
The far-right Rassemblement National was defeated in Marseille, Toulon and Nîmes, cities that seemed within reach. But the party consolidated its stronghold areas in France's…
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The French people's vote is still up for grabs
EDITORIAL. The clear and decisive municipal election results in most cities show that the 2027 presidential election is far from a foregone conclusion. While distrust and the…
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elpais.com
Las municipales en Francia anticipan la batalla presidencial de 2027 en un “clima político mucho más violento”
Las grandes ciudades frenan el avance de la extrema derecha pese a una abstención superior al 40%