Paris Municipal Elections 2026: Who is the Mayor of the 10th Arrondissement? - Results

This year marks the municipal elections in France. The first and second rounds are scheduled for March 15 and 22, 2026, when voters will head to the polls to choose their local representatives. In Paris, the process is a bit different: a new voting method will, for the first time, ask voters to cast two separate ballots—one to select the local council for their arrondissement and indirectly the district's mayor, and the other to decide who will lead the City Hall of Paris itself.

The 10th arrondissement is among the most densely populated areas of Paris. It buzzes with energy, thanks to its numerous cafés, bars, theaters, and live music venues. Both trendy and lively, this district embodies the vibrant, multicultural spirit of the city. From Strasbourg Saint-Denis to Canal Saint-Martin, passing through Gare de l'Est, the 10th offers a mosaic of cosmopolitan neighborhoods that reflect the unstoppable pace of the French capital.

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First-round results in the 10th arrondissement of Paris:

1. "Les 10e, it’s your turn!" with Alexandra Cordebard and Emmanuel Grégoire – a united left and ecological front – Qualified for the second round:42.79% (15,334 votes)
2. The New Popular Paris 10th –Qualified for the second round:18.73% (6,712 votes)
3. Tous InDIXpensables, with Bertil Fort –Qualified for the second round:11.30% (4,049 votes)
4. Change Paris 10 with Valentine Serino and Rachida Dati –Qualified for the second round:11.06% (3,965 votes)
5. Paris 10th in Peace with Abdoulaye Kanté – 8.09% (2,898 votes)
6. Sarah Knafo for Paris – A Happy City –5.26% (1,884 votes)
7. Let’s Rebuild Paris 10 –1.41% (504 votes)
8. Worker's Fight – The Workers’ Camp –1.38% (493 votes)
   
   Blank votes: 0.38%* (222 ballots)
   Null votes: 0.27%* (160 ballots)
   Voter abstention: 38.58%* (22,762)