Ardennes ● Lundi 23 mars

Joseph Afribo re-elected in Rethel, Revin swings left with Cédric Jagielski

The day after the runoff, the Ardennes have their last mayors. Joseph Afribo (center-right) holds Rethel with 50.84%, Cédric Jagielski (left-leaning independent) succeeds Daniel Durbecq in Revin with 54.25%, and Dominique Hamaide wins Givet with 57.02%. The National Rally, only on the ballot in Rethel, falls to 9.82%.

Aube ● Lundi 23 mars

François Baroin re-elected in Troyes, Adam Da Mota unseats Éric Vuillemin in Romilly-sur-Seine

The day after the runoff, François Baroin (center-right) begins a sixth term in Troyes with 56.94%, ahead of Charline Briot's united left (22.05%) and Pierre Brochet of the National Rally (21.00%). In Romilly-sur-Seine, Adam Da Mota (centrist) defeats incumbent mayor Éric Vuillemin by 88 votes.

Marne ● Lundi 23 mars

Arnaud Robinet and Benoist Apparu re-elected, Sébastien Mirgodin ends Jean-Pierre Bouquet's thirty years in Vitry

The day after the runoff, Arnaud Robinet (Horizons) begins a third term in Reims with 51.86%, with the National Rally second. Benoist Apparu holds Châlons-en-Champagne by 375 votes against the National Rally. Christine Mazy is re-elected in Épernay, while Sébastien Mirgodin (center-right) defeats incumbent mayor Jean-Pierre Bouquet in Vitry-le-François with 57.89%.

Haute-Marne ● Lundi 23 mars

Antoine Desfretier turns the four-way race around in Chaumont, Théo Caviezel elected in Langres

The day after the runoff, Antoine Desfretier, second in the first round, wins Chaumont with 34.83% and a 142-vote lead over Paul Fournié. In Langres, Théo Caviezel (29) wins the three-way race with 44.74%. In Wassy, Gilbert Utkala wins with 57.88%.

Meurthe-et-Moselle ● Lundi 23 mars

Klein re-elected in Nancy, RN claims first mayoralty

The second round delivered its verdicts on March 22, 2026. Mathieu Klein (Socialist Party) wins a comfortable second term in Nancy with 49.68%. In Val-de-Briey, Christophe Roos (Rassemblement National) becomes the first RN-affiliated mayor in Meurthe-et-Moselle. Left-wing dominance in major cities, right-wing consolidation in smaller towns.

Meuse ● Lundi 23 mars

Benoît Dejaiffe wins Bar-le-Duc, Philippe Rochat turns Commercy around

The day after the runoff, Benoît Dejaiffe (left-leaning independent) wins the four-way race in Bar-le-Duc with 34.11% and succeeds Martine Joly. Former mayor Bertrand Pancher finishes third, National Rally MP Maxime Amblard fourth. In Commercy, Philippe Rochat defeats Jean-Philippe Vautrin with 51.86%.