National Rally Candidate Unveils Langon Municipal Election List

Langon, Gironde – François Xavier-Marques, leading the National Rally (RN) list, has announced his team of candidates for the upcoming municipal elections in Langon, scheduled for March 2026. The announcement, made as the first round of elections approaches, highlights a focus on youth and local engagement.

A Young and Committed Team

Marques emphasized the average age of his list is between 40 and 42, prioritizing commitment—both professional and associative—over age. “We have experienced people within our team. And it’s not age that makes the experience,” he stated, according to Actu. He contrasted this with other lists, questioning the experience of candidates who have not previously held elected office.

Nearly Entirely National Rally Members

The RN candidate acknowledged that most of his team are members of the National Rally, with potentially one exception. “But that was our goal,” Marques said, as reported by Actu.

Key Policy Proposals

Marques’ platform centers around several key proposals, including the construction of a covered market to support local artisans and businesses, and arming the municipal police. He noted that even the mayor of Bordeaux has armed their municipal police, as reported by Sud Ouest.

The “Renewal for Langon” List

The complete list of candidates, under the banner “Renewal for Langon,” includes:

• François-Xavier Marques
• Clara Morel
• Antonin Ferradou
• Margaux Bourras
• Aurélien Gerometta
• Nathalie Trocolo
• Didier Gérardin
• Océane Tétu
• Pierre-Louis Comby
• Jade Fernandes
• Nathanaël Chevalier
• Lucie Klotz
• David Toulain
• Skaïla Gros
• Joel Croiset
• Angelique Tassy
• Loïc Bretagnolle
• Stéphanie Bourras
• Mickaël Granet
• Océane Bertin
• Thomas Lachaize
• Mireille Martet
• Jean Jankowiak
• Chantal Bastard
• Gérard Alain
• Josette Chauvet
• Jordy Delmas
• Suzanne Vidal
• Laurent Bribard

A Measured Approach

Despite a strong stance on key issues, Marques has adopted a measured tone, acknowledging that “not everything is negative in the mayor’s record,” although asserting his vision for the future of Langon, as reported by Actu. He expressed eagerness to see the results of the first round of voting.

The campaign will continue with a public meeting scheduled for Thursday, March 5, at 6:30 p.m. At the Claude-Nougaro space.