Marne

Final stretch before second round in Reims, Châlons and Vitry

Two days before the March 22 second round, Marne is in the final stretch. In Reims, the three-way race between incumbent Arnaud Robinet, the RN–dissident right alliance Frigout–Lang, and Éric Quénard (Socialists) is confirmed after a televised debate. In Châlons-en-Champagne, no alliance was reached: a four-way race is set, with Benoist Apparu under pressure. In Vitry-le-François, the Bouquet–Triolet fusion triggered a violent reaction: Triolet's bar was spray-painted 'Traitor'.

Haute-Marne

Four-way race locked in Chaumont, triangular in Langres, March 22 two days away

Two days before the March 22 second round, Haute-Marne enters the final stretch. In Chaumont, a historically unprecedented four-way race is confirmed with no alliance: Paul Fournié, Antoine Desfretier, Pierrick White and Cyrille Vedrenne (far-right RN) will all stand. In Langres, the three-way race Caviezel–Lambert–Delong is set. Debates organized by local TV channel PTV.

Moselle

Tense debate in Metz, anti-RN tactical alliances in Amnéville and Saint-Avold

Two days before the March 22 second round, Moselle (northeastern France) is in full final-campaign mode. In Metz, the March 19 between-rounds debate on France 3 was marked by attacks on incumbent François Grosdidier over a mosque subsidy. In Amnéville, the anti-RN union list is consolidating around Danielle Calcari-Jean. In Saint-Avold, André Wojciechowski withdrew to prevent 'the shame' of an RN victory. The left remains divided in Metz.

Haut-Rhin

Explosive five-way race in Mulhouse, Straumann under pressure in Colmar

Two days before the March 22 second round, Haut-Rhin enters the final stretch. In Mulhouse, the Marquet–Million merger leads arithmetically with 27.5% combined, but the persistent split between Loïc Minery and Annouar Sassi on the left could hand victory back to incumbent Michèle Lutz (LR). In Colmar, Eric Straumann (LR, 34.37%) is the favourite but faces a four-way race with no alliances, his score far below 2020.