Municipal

Municipal Elections 2026: Candidates' Promises on the Topic of Solidarity

Parisians will head to their polling stations on March 15 and 22, 2026, to elect the city’s new mayor. To assist you in making an informed decision, explore the candidates’ proposals on the topic of solidarity.

Municipal Elections 2026: Candidates' Crime Policies — Who's Promising What?

The Paris municipal elections are scheduled for March 15 and 22, 2025. If your top concern is safety, here’s a clear, side-by-side overview of what the candidates for Paris’s mayoralty are proposing. Who stands for what? We’ve got all the details!

Municipal Elections 2026: What do the mayoral candidates say about housing? A breakdown of their proposals

The municipal elections are set for March 15 and 22, 2025. If your top concern is housing, we've summarized each candidate's proposals on the topic, as they stand for the Paris mayoralty. Who's promising what? Here's everything you need to know!

Municipal Elections 2026: Who Are the Candidates Already Declared in Paris? The Current List

Who will Parisians be able to vote for in the upcoming municipal elections on Sundays, March 15 and 22, 2026? So far, six candidates have announced their candidacy—here's a quick rundown of who they are.

Municipal Elections 2026 in Paris: Candidates’ Plans for Mobility & Traffic

What are the plans of the seven leading candidates for Paris mayoralty regarding mobility and traffic? Find out who’s proposing what ahead of the 2026 Paris municipal elections.

2026 Paris Municipal Elections: Candidates' Plans for Finances and the City Budget

What are the proposals of the seven leading candidates for Paris City Hall regarding finance and budgeting? Find out who stands for what as the 2026 municipal elections approach.

Municipal Elections 2026: How Are Seats Allocated in the Paris District Council and City Council?

As the upcoming municipal elections draw near on March 15 and 22, 2026, the new voting system introduced by the August 11, 2025 law is set to shake things up. Parisians will now cast two ballots: one for their local arrondissement council and another for the Paris city council. This change in the electoral method also impacts how seats are allocated within the Paris council... How are they assigned now? Here's what you need to know!

Municipal Elections 2026: Why Was the Voting System Changed?

The electoral system for municipal elections in Paris, Lyon, and Marseille will change starting in 2026, following the passage of a law championed by Deputy Sylvain Maillard and approved by the Constitutional Council in summer 2025. But what’s the reason behind this? Here’s what you need to know.

2026 Paris Municipal Elections: Complete Results by District

The 2026 Paris municipal elections will take place on March 15 and March 22. Here, you can follow the results for each arrondissement as the votes are counted.

New voting system for Paris's municipal elections: what has changed for choosing the city’s mayors

The electoral system has been reformed in Paris, Lyon, and Marseille. A new regulation has been approved to overhaul the municipal voting process. What are the key changes? How will they impact voters? Here's what you need to know.

Paris: Anne Hidalgo announces she will not seek a 3rd term as mayor

Anne Hidalgo, mayor of Paris since 2014, confirms in an interview with Le Monde that she will not be standing in the 2026 municipal elections. She wishes to step down after two terms and invest in new projects, while completing the transformations undertaken in the capital, particularly in the face of climate disruption.

Paris : vers une piétonnisation "dès cet été" des abords du Canal Saint-Martin ?

À l’approche des Municipales, la maire sortante Anne Hidalgo a détaillé quelques-unes de ses propositions écologistes dans les colonnes du Journal du Dimanche, le 21 juin. Parmi elles, la piétonnisation des abords du canal Saint-Martin, de Stalingrad à République et, ce, dès cet été.

Emmanuel Macron's speech on the Climate and Ecology Convention: the announcements

While the ecologists won major French cities on June 28 in the second round of municipal elections, President Emmanuel Macron received, on Monday June 29, the 150 members of the Citizens' Climate Convention. The Head of State indicated that all the proposals of the Convention "except three" will be implemented. We take stock of the different announcements of the president.