Éric Zemmour, a far‑right politician and president of Reconquête!, has officially announced his candidacy for the 2027 French presidential election. In his announcement he reiterated his aim to reduce immigration and to conserve French culture.
Zemmour explained his decision by stating that, after comparing the options, he believes no other candidate or programme can halt what he describes as France’s decline and ensure a future that is truly French. He said, "J'ai regardé, j'ai comparé et je me suis dit qu'aucun candidat, aucun programme, ne pouvait enrayer notre déclin et surtout faire que notre avenir soit vraiment français."
The slogan he uses, "conserver une France française," reflects his focus on immigration reduction and cultural preservation. Polling data cited in coverage show an intention‑to‑vote level of about 4 % for Zemmour.
As the 2027 election draws nearer, observers will watch how Zemmour’s platform is received by the electorate and how it fits within the broader list of candidates.
As the 2027 election draws nearer, observers will watch how Zemmour’s platform is received by the electorate and how it fits within the broader list of candidates.
Zemmour’s entry adds another perspective to the field of candidates contesting the 2027 presidential race, complementing the range of positions presented to French voters.
Éric Zemmour’s presidential bid brings his call to preserve French identity and limit immigration into the public discourse surrounding the upcoming election, contributing to the ongoing conversation about France’s future direction.