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Observatory · 2027 Presidential Election · January 2019 → June 2026

What candidates
really say.

Analysis of what candidates and potential candidates for the 2027 presidential election say on 7 social networks, from January 2019 to June 2026, classified by theme, angle and positioning, broken down sector by sector.

113 k
Posts
34
Candidates
7
Networks
12
Sectors

The general study of the candidates

The 14 themes of the campaign, their high points, the political families that carry them, the candidates' ecosystem and their parliamentary work, since January 2023.

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Two studies to read right now

The general study of the candidates, for the whole campaign since January 2023, and health, analysed from end to end. The other eleven sectors follow, by appointment.

The next eleven studies

Each sector has its own written study: sub-themes, leading candidates, ecosystem cited, posts. Presented by appointment.

Women's rights

3.2kposts
34candidates
555ktop candidate eng.
2.9%of the corpus
Most active candidateClémentine Autain
Key sub-themeViolence & equality
Dominant angleCross-cutting (64%)
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Energy

4kposts
34candidates
14.2Mengagements
3.44%of the corpus
Most active candidateN. Dupont-Aignan
Key sub-themePrices & bills
Most cited lobbyTotalEnergies
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Finance / Insurance

4kposts
34candidates
11.3Mengagements
3.42%of the corpus
Most active candidateFrançois Ruffin
Key sub-themeTaxation of capital
Most cited lobbyMEDEF
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Defence

8kposts
34candidates
32.9Mengagements
6.96%of the corpus
Most active candidateFlorian Philippot
Key sub-themeUkraine & NATO
Most cited lobbyDassault Aviation
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Agri-food / Retail

5kposts
34candidates
15.5Mengagements
4.66%of the corpus
Most active candidateMarine Tondelier
Key sub-themeTrade & Mercosur
Most cited lobbyFNSEA
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Digital / Tech

2kposts
34candidates
11.0Mengagements
1.86%of the corpus
Most active candidateÉric Zemmour
Key sub-themePlatform regulation
Most cited lobbyTikTok
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Sport

2kposts
34candidates
6.5Mengagements
1.49%of the corpus
Most active candidateGérald Darmanin
Key sub-themeMajor events
Most cited lobbyParis 2024
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Retail

1kposts
33candidates
4.2Mengagements
1.06%of the corpus
Most active candidateDavid Lisnard
Key sub-themeTown centres & local shops
Most cited lobbySHEIN
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Restaurants

2kposts
34candidates
4.5Mengagements
1.41%of the corpus
Most active candidateMarine Tondelier
Key sub-themeGastronomy & tourism
Most cited lobbyDeliveroo
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Media

4kposts
34candidates
15.7Mengagements
3.58%of the corpus
Most active candidateFrançois Asselineau
Key sub-themeRegulation & information
Most cited lobbyCNews
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Automotive

1kposts
32candidates
6.7Mengagements
1.29%of the corpus
Most active candidateN. Dupont-Aignan
Key sub-themeCost & purchasing power
Most cited lobbyStellantis
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We present the study for your sector: its sub-topics, the candidates who carry them, the ecosystem they cite and their posts, with what Parliament has to say about them.

  • Energy, finance, defence, agri-food and retail
  • Digital, sport, retail, restaurants
  • Media, automotive, women's rights
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