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The current president, Emmanuel Macron , has yet to declare his candidacy but is expected to run again. His second-round opponent from , the far-right populist Marine Le Pen, has already launched her campaign.
Would-be candidates have until 4 March to present the signatures of elected officials supporting their run, which the law requires. Some of the politicians hoping to be candidates will by then have withdrawn from the field, but in 11 candidates were on the official ballot. A first round is to be held on 10 April, and in the likely event that no candidate receives a majority of the votes, a second round runoff will be held two weeks later, featuring the two leading candidates from the first round.
Polls have shown that the most likely candidates to enter the run-off are Macron and Le Pen, the leader of the far-right Rassemblement National National Rally party. France's current president shook up the country's political scene in when he ran without the backing of a major party and won. Le Pen has led a public relations drive to try to sanitise the image of the anti-immigration far-right National Front, which she took over from her father in and renamed the National Rally in The party's score in June's regional elections was lower than predicted after many of its traditional voters abstained.
Le Pen, in her third bid to be president, is campaigning on the party's traditional line of curbing immigration and 'keeping France for the French'. Xavier Bertrand, a former minister under Nicolas Sarkozy, was recently re-elected head of the Hauts-de-France region in northern France. Acute financial difficulties had forced the once august vehicle of the French left to sell its exquisite headquarters in central Paris and move to the suburbs. As campaigning gets under way for the French presidential elections , the Socialists' fortunes have not improved.
Never before has the French left polled so badly at this point in the electoral cycle. The Paris mayor chose a symbolic location for her campaign launch last month, opting for the Norman capital Rouen, where the River Seine flows down from Paris — suggesting she was building on seven years running the capital while reaching out to provincial France. And even there, Hidalgo has divided public opinion.
Roads have been dug up to make room for bike lanes across the French capital; cars have been banned from large stretches of highway next to the River Seine. Hidalgo now wants to completely pedestrianise the city centre.
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