Union des droites pour la République (UDR)
Bloc: Rassemblement national et alliés. Leader: Éric Ciotti (president).
колонка «RN and allies» (подколонки UDR, RN)
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The Union of the Right for the Republic (UDR) is a French political party founded in 2012 by Éric Ciotti, initially under the name Association of Friends of Éric Ciotti. It adopted its current name in August 2024 following an internal crisis within the Republicans party. According to Wikipedia, the UDR is described as a far-right party allied with the National Rally.
Strengths
- The party maintains a political alliance with the National Rally, illustrated by the designation of UDR deputy Charles Alloncle as spokesperson for Marine Le Pen's presidential campaign. Wikipédia ; Le Parisien Centre
- The UDR exercises legislative influence by actively opposing certain bills, as evidenced by its joint obstruction with the National Rally against a La France Insoumise bill on the minimum wage (SMIC). Le HuffPost · 30 Oct 2026
- The party president, Éric Ciotti, uses his position to question the government on security issues, notably by questioning the Minister of the Interior regarding statements related to terrorism. Le JDD Right · 30 Oct 2026
Weaknesses
- According to Wikipedia, the party is classified as far-right, a label that may limit its range of alliances outside this political sphere. Wikipédia
- The party is subject to virulent criticism from political opponents, as evidenced by the reaction of Macronist deputy Pierre Cazeneuve, who described the appointment of a UDR member as "vulgar, mediocre, and pathetic". Le JDD Right · 29 Oct 2026
- The party's identity remains strongly tied to the figure of its founder, Éric Ciotti, having borne several successive names centered on his person before becoming the UDR. Wikipédia
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Bloc candidates
Candidates of the “Rassemblement national et alliés” bloc (all parties), current score and change over about 7 days from the model history.
| Candidate | Party | 1st-round score | 7-day change |
|---|---|---|---|
 Marine Le Pen |
RN | 35.7% | 0 pts |
How to read this table. One row per candidate of the bloc: current score and change over about a week. The change comes from the model's daily history, not from a single poll.
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