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    Bardella, France's National Rally President, Set to Run in 2027 if Le Pen Cannot

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    Posted on April 27, 2025

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    Last updated: January 24, 2026

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    Jordan Bardella may run for French president in 2027 if Marine Le Pen remains barred due to legal issues related to EU funds misappropriation.

    Bardella Plans 2027 Presidential Run if Le Pen is Barred

    PARIS (Reuters) - Jordan Bardella plans to be the French far-right National Rally's presidential candidate in 2027 if the party's leader Marine Le Pen remains barred from running, he told Le Parisien newspaper.

    Le Pen, 56, who has run for president three times and was a front-runner for the election, was barred from seeking public office for five years after a court found her and some members of her party guilty in March of misappropriation of funds.

    Le Pen has denied wrongdoing and said she would appeal against the ruling, which she said was politically motivated and aimed at blocking her presidential bid.

    Bardella, the 29-year-old president of the party and a European lawmaker, was not implicated by the court case. He has previously deflected questions about whether he would seek the country's highest public office in lieu of Le Pen.

    However, he told Le Parisien late on Saturday: "There is no ambiguity about the fact that Marine Le Pen is my candidate, and if she was prevented tomorrow, I think I would be able to say to you that I will be the candidate. I cannot be clearer than that."

    "Marine is presumed innocent and we will continue to use all possible means ... to continue to proclaim our innocence in this matter," he said.

    Under French law, a citizen is eligible to run for president if they are over the age of 18.

    Le Pen and party officials were accused of using European Union funds to pay for National Rally's staff in France.

    (Reporting by Makini Brice; Editing by Bernadette Baum)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Jordan Bardella may run for president in 2027.
    • •Marine Le Pen is barred from public office for five years.
    • •Le Pen plans to appeal her court ruling.
    • •Bardella is the current National Rally president.
    • •The court case involves misappropriation of EU funds.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Bardella, France's National Rally president, set to run in 2027 if Le Pen cannot

    1What is the main topic?

    The article discusses Jordan Bardella's potential candidacy for the French presidency in 2027 if Marine Le Pen is unable to run.

    2Why is Marine Le Pen barred from running?

    Marine Le Pen is barred due to a court ruling that found her guilty of misappropriating EU funds, which she plans to appeal.

    3Who is Jordan Bardella?

    Jordan Bardella is the president of France's National Rally and a European lawmaker, potentially running for president in 2027.

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