2027 presidential election
Philippe Herlin
Declared candidacyHe personally presents himself as a candidate for the 2027 presidential election.
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Proposals
Compare with other candidates ›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
Nothing found in the sources read — no passage identified on this subject in the sources reviewed; other sources may exist.
Pension levels
Nothing found in the sources read — no passage identified on this subject in the sources reviewed; other sources may exist.
Funding and system
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Gradually move to funded pensions, financing transition with hydrocarbon revenue.
Other measures
Nothing found in the sources read — no passage identified on this subject in the sources reviewed; other sources may exist.
By topic
Agriculture and fisheries —
Nothing found in the sources read — no passage identified on this subject in the sources reviewed; other sources may exist.
Business, banking and consumers 1 position
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Allow mutually agreed payments in bitcoin or gold.
Culture —
Nothing found in the sources read — no passage identified on this subject in the sources reviewed; other sources may exist.
Defence 1 position
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Develop hypersonic missiles and withdraw several overseas military deployments.
Economy, budget and taxes 1 position
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Target taxation at 35% of GDP and abolish several taxes.
Education 1 position
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Introduce school vouchers.
Energy 1 position
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End energy-transition subsidies and develop hydrocarbons.
Environment —
Nothing found in the sources read — no passage identified on this subject in the sources reviewed; other sources may exist.
Foreign trade —
Nothing found in the sources read — no passage identified on this subject in the sources reviewed; other sources may exist.
Health 1 position
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Open health insurance to competition and privatise hospitals.
Housing and planning 1 position
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Repeal several housing constraints and prioritise tenants in social-housing sales.
Immigration, asylum and nationality 1 position
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End birthright citizenship and family reunification.
International affairs and Europe —
Nothing found in the sources read — no passage identified on this subject in the sources reviewed; other sources may exist.
Justice and security 1 position
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Create at least 50,000 prison places and propose capital punishment by referendum.
Natural areas, water and territories —
Nothing found in the sources read — no passage identified on this subject in the sources reviewed; other sources may exist.
Rights and freedoms —
Nothing found in the sources read — no passage identified on this subject in the sources reviewed; other sources may exist.
Science, digital and communications —
Nothing found in the sources read — no passage identified on this subject in the sources reviewed; other sources may exist.
Social protection 1 position
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Gradually move to funded pensions, financing transition with hydrocarbon revenue.
State, institutions and administration 1 position
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Introduce citizen-initiated referendums and restore seven-year presidential terms.
Transport —
Nothing found in the sources read — no passage identified on this subject in the sources reviewed; other sources may exist.
Work and employment 1 position
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Return to a forty-hour week and relax dismissal rules.
In the polls
All polls ›No result recorded — this person is in no scenario whose results are shown here.
Agenda
Full agenda ›Announced upcoming appearances
No appearance announced by name in the agendas read.
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Sources read
1 page or document read, on 1 site.
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Cite this page
Source Civique, « Philippe Herlin », https://sourcecivique.fr/en/candidates/philippe-herlin/, accessed [date] (version of 2 November 2026).
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