While Emmanuel Macron will cross France and hold a last meeting in Occitania on Friday, Marine Le Pen will be in the north of France. The two are also expected in town centers and markets for walkabouts and direct dialogue with the French.
After the debate between the two rounds, the two candidates will continue their journeys until Friday evening. The outgoing president went this Thursday to Saint Denis (93) in the presence of the mayor of the city, Mathieu Hanotin. He discussed with the inhabitants and the managers of associations, particularly around the issue of unsanitary housing and urban renewal. In the evening, he will be on the set of JT de France 2 by Anne-Sophie Lapix. The next day, Emmanuel Macron will be in Occitania to end the electoral campaign period. A walkabout is expected, before a final meeting in Figeac (Lot) in front of 600 people. The candidate president knows the department well since he went there at the start of the big debate in 2019.
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Marine Le Pen has a slightly less busy schedule. She went to Roye in the Somme and will end her Thursday with a last meeting near Arras, in Saint-Laurent-Blangy (North). 4,000 people are expected, a scenario similar to that of Avignon last week where eleven militant buses were chartered. On Friday, the RN candidate will have a lighter program than her competitor with a market tour in the Hauts-de-France region. The presidential campaign ends Friday evening at midnight.