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Château-l'Abbaye: Unis pour l'Expérience, portés par un nouvel élan pour Chêteau l'Abbaye won the town hall in 2026; Marine Le Pen would lead here in 2027

Château-l'Abbaye (Nord, INSEE 59144) has 686 registered voters. Its council has 15 seats; the 2026 municipal election was settled in the first round on 15 March. The next municipal elections are in 2032; the presidential election is on 18 April 2027.

The municipal election, March 2026

Round one, 15 March · 394 voted, 330 valid votes

  1. Unis pour l'Expérience, portés par un nouvel élan pour Chêteau l'AbbayeNo label (small commune) 100.0% · 330 · 15 seats

Official results, Ministère de l'Intérieur. Lists are labelled with the ministry's political "nuance"; lists in small communes carry none. The list that comes first takes half the seats as a bonus, and the rest are shared in proportion among lists over 5%.

The 2027 presidential election here, round one

Our national forecast for round one, carried down to Château-l'Abbaye from how it voted in 2022.

  1. Marine Le PenNational Rally 40.8% · France 34.2%
  2. Fabien RousselCommunist Party 16.3% · France 2.0%
  3. Édouard PhilippeEnsemble (Macron camp) 12.2% · France 14.3%
  4. Raphaël GlucksmannSocialists 10.5% · France 13.4%
  5. Bruno RetailleauRepublicans 6.7% · France 7.6%
  6. Jean-Luc MélenchonFrance Unbowed 6.1% · France 16.8%
  7. Éric ZemmourReconquête 3.7% · France 3.8%
  8. Marine TondelierGreens 2.2% · France 2.9%
  9. Nicolas Dupont-AignanSovereigntists 1.0% · France 2.1%

In 2022, round one here: National Rally 28.6% · Ensemble (Macron camp) 24.7% · Communist Party 17.8% · France Unbowed 8.6% · Reconquête 7.2%. Each political family moves by its national change since 2022 (half uniform, half proportional), scaled so that every commune adds up to our national forecast. The national forecast →

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