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News · 23 March 2026

Grégoire Secures Paris; Far-Right Wins France's Fifth City

Grégoire Secures Paris; Far-Right Wins France's Fifth City

Cassandre Pradel-lepers via Wikimedia Commons (CC0 1.0)

Voters' choices in local elections help sketch the political landscape, testing party strength ahead of national campaigns. On Sunday, French municipal runoff elections saw the Left retain control of Paris, though the far-right also made a significant gain. Socialist Emmanuel Grégoire won Paris, while Éric Ciotti's alliance took Nice, France’s fifth-largest city.

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