The results of the second round of the 2026 municipal elections, held Sunday, March 22, are now in for Paris. Very closely watched across the city, this election helps identify the leading lists in each district, the elected officials, and the shifting political landscape unfolding at the Parisian level. So, what’s the picture like in Paris Centre (the city’s first four districts)?
To better understand the election rules, registration procedures, and important dates, please visit our FAQs for the 2026 Paris Municipal Elections.
Founded in 2020, Paris Centre unites the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th arrondissements of Paris into a single administrative and electoral entity. Located in the historic heart of the city, it stretches from the Halles to the Île de la Cité, passing through the Marais and the Place des Vosges. This area is home to a wealth of historic landmarks, including the Louvre Museum, the Centre Pompidou, the Hôtel de Ville, and Notre-Dame Cathedral. Residential neighborhoods, shopping districts, and tourist hotspots intertwine here, in an environment characterized by a high density of heritage and cultural sites.
Paris Centre stands out for its unique merger of four districts into a single administrative entity, a distinctive electoral feature across Paris. Residents of this combined area now vote for just one arrondissement mayor to serve the entire region. This restructuring significantly alters local representation compared to the previous setup.
Paris Centre City Hall Second Round Results:
- Ariel WEIL – Socialist Party (PS, United Left for Paris): 50.69 – Elected
- Aurélien VÉRON – Republicans (LR, Change Paris): 38.61%
- Cédric PANIZZI – La France Insoumise (LFI, New Popular Paris): 10.70%
The current mayor of Paris Centre and his incumbent city councilors:
Deputy Mayors
District Councilors
To learn more about the other candidates running in the Paris municipal elections, check out our dedicated guide.
Paris Municipal Elections 2026: Candidates, Campaigns, Practical Info, and What You Need to Know
The municipal elections are just around the corner: scheduled for March 15 and 22, 2026, French voters are preparing to head to the polls to choose their city and district mayors. Planning to vote in Paris? From candidate info and programs to practical details, here’s everything you need to know about the 2026 municipal elections in the capital! [Read more]
A runoff will determine the final candidates.
Paris Municipal Elections 2026: Candidates, Campaigns, Practical Info, and What You Need to Know
