Programmes compared · 2027 presidential election
Economy and taxation
Each candidate's proposals are taken from their official campaign website (official programme) and from their statements reported by the media we follow (public statement), then sorted into the same themes for everyone. Summaries are automatic, neutral and limited to these sources: no rating, no ranking, no costing. When nothing has been found, the page says so without inventing anything. Method
Renaissance
Proposes 20 billion euros in savings upon arrival at the Elysée and 150 billion over the five-year term, two-thirds of which on social spending, with a double golden rule on budgets and a ten-year economic and fiscal programming law. Aims to balance public finances in ten years, including social security in three years, and prepares an emergency plan in case of financial deterioration.
Achieve 20 billion euros in savings upon arrival at the Elysée.
Achieve 150 billion euros in savings over the five-year term, two-thirds of which on social spending.
Establish a double golden rule on budgets: budgets balanced within ten years except in the event of an exceptional crisis and current spending lower than future spending.
Debout la France
Exonérer de droits de succession la résidence principale en ligne directe et 90 % de la valeur des entreprises transmises.
Doubler les abattements pour donations et réduire de 15 à 10 ans la période pour en bénéficier.
Rétablir les primes à l’aménagement du territoire pour implanter des entreprises dans les zones fragiles.
La France insoumise
Proposes ending tax handouts without environmental compensation and conditioning banks' and companies' access to credit on environmental criteria.
End tax handouts without environmental compensation
Condition banks' and companies' access to credit on environmental criteria
Les Patriotes
Proposes making the Macrons pay the cost of the American trial from their personal funds.
Make the Macrons pay the cost of the American trial from their personal funds.
Les Républicains
Proposes returning at least €30 billion to employees and companies, half in purchasing power and half in reduced labor costs, and returning the full gains from reforms without funding new public spending.
Return at least €30 billion to employees and companies, half in purchasing power and half in reduced labor costs.
Return the full gains from reforms to employees and companies without funding new public spending.
Eliminate 100 rules that most penalize businesses.
Lutte ouvrière
No known proposal
Union populaire républicaine
No known proposal
Génération écologie
No known proposal
Renaissance / Agir
No known proposal
Nous France / Les Républicains
No known proposal
Parti socialiste
No known proposal
La Convention
No known proposal
Sans étiquette
No known proposal
Place publique
No known proposal
Révolution permanente
No known proposal
NPA – Révolutionnaires
No known proposal
France Libre
No known proposal
Nouvelle Énergie
No known proposal
Parti animaliste
No known proposal
Sans étiquette
No known proposal
Équinoxe
No known proposal
Trajectoire
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Rassemblement national
No known proposal
Horizons
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Divers droite
No known proposal
Sans étiquette
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Parti communiste français
No known proposal
Debout !
No known proposal
Les Écologistes
No known proposal
Reconquête
No known proposal