Election’s blog

1. Ségolène Royal was selected by the French Socialist Party on November 17, 2006 to be the party’s candidate for the election. She is the first woman to represent a major French party in a Presidential contest.
2. François Bayrou was nominated by the Union for French Democracy (UDF) on December 2, 2006. The centrist party, a longtime ally of the UMP, has now embarked on a course of more marked independence.
3. Nicolas Sarkozy was nominated by the Union for a Popular Movement on January 14, 2007. However, according to the UMP’s statutes, UMP members are allowed to run as independent candidates. This also goes for President Jacques Chirac (see below).
4. José Bové. Leftist running on an altermondialist platform
5. Nicolas Dupont-Aignan (ex-member of Union for a Popular Movement)
6. Philippe de Villiers
7. Jean-Michel Jardy
8. Dominique Voynet (for the Ecologist Party)
9. Marie-George Buffet (French Communist Party)
10. Arlette Laguiller. Workers’ Struggle
11. Olivier Besancenot. Revolutionary Communist League
12. Yves Aubry
13. Jean-Marie Le Pen
14. Jacques Cheminade
15. Corinne Lepage
16. Frédéric Nihous. (Hunting, Fishing, Nature, Tradition Party}
17. Gérard Schivardi
18. France Gamerre
19. Antoine Waechter
20. Yves-Marie Adeline
21. Jean-Philippe Allenbach
22. Yvan Bachaud
23. Michel Baillif
24. Robert Baud
25. Soheib Bencheikh
26. Jacques Borie
27. Leila Bouachera
28. Roland Castro
29. Romdane Ferdjani
30. Édouard Fillias
31. Armand Galea
32. Christian Garino
33. Jean-Marc Governatori
34. Jean-Marc Jouffroy
35. Daniel Lacroze-Marty
36. Jean-Paul Le Guen
37. Michel Martucci
38. Nicolas Miguet
39. Alain Mourguy
40. Rachid Nekkaz
41. Jean-Christophe Parisot
42. Angelo Piccolo
43. Sylvain Poirier
44. Christophe Salengro
45. Lucien Sorreda
46. Éric Taffoureau-Millet

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