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2027 presidential election

Brigitte N’Cho

Declared candidacy

Her campaign site presents her as a candidate for the 2027 presidential election and publishes her Republican Pact.

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Summarised from their own texts and those of their campaign or party. Each proposal shows the kind of text, its date and its source. Summaries are written in French; the English is our translation.

Pensions

Retirement age and contribution period

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Pension levels

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Funding and system

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Other measures

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Agriculture and fisheries 2 positions

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Business, banking and consumers 4 positions

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Culture —

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Defence —

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Economy, budget and taxes 2 positions
  • The FAQ reiterates fuel around €1.20/litre, 5% VAT on essentials, small-business relief, classes capped at twenty and publicly employed doctors.

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    Source details

    All eight answers expanded and read; the priorities repeat the programme read in wave 2. Donation, sponsorship and data rules are campaign-site statements, not a legal verification.

  • Target fuel around €1.20/litre through tax cuts, apply 5% VAT to essential products and household energy, and reduce small-business levies.

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Education 3 positions

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Energy —

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Environment 1 position

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Foreign trade —

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Health 1 position

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Housing and planning 1 position

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Immigration, asylum and nationality —

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International affairs and Europe 1 position

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Justice and security 1 position

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Natural areas, water and territories —

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Rights and freedoms —

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Science, digital and communications 1 position

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Social protection 5 positions

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State, institutions and administration 2 positions

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Transport —

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Work and employment —

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In the polls

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Announced upcoming appearances

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Sources read

2 pages and documents read, on 1 site.

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Source Civique, « Brigitte N’Cho », https://sourcecivique.fr/en/candidates/brigitte-ncho/, accessed [date] (version of 1 November 2026).

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