Emmanuel Gregoire becomes new mayor of Paris, succeeding fellow Socialist Anne Hidalgo

‘Absolute moral rigour’: new Paris mayor Emmanuel Grégoire ideals face stern test
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Emmanuel Gregoire, a Socialist candidate, won the Paris mayoral election on Sunday, succeeding fellow Socialist Anne Hidalgo. The municipal elections across France, including in 1,500 communes, served as a test of the local political landscape before the 2027 presidential race. Gregoire secured victory over conservative rival Rachida Dati, claiming it as a win for a "vibrant, progressive Paris." Voters elected mayors and municipal councillors for six-year terms. Turnout was higher than in 2020 but lower than in 2014. The elections also saw gains for the traditional left and right, and a major win for the far-right in Nice.
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AI-ExtractedGregoire said “tonight is the victory of a certain vision of Paris: a vibrant Paris, a progressive Paris”.
Turnout at 5pm local time was just over 48 per cent.
Anne Hidalgo was the previous mayor of Paris.
Gregoire is a Socialist candidate.
Emmanuel Gregoire won the Paris mayoral race.
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