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Presidential election 2027: the candidates' online influence ranking

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Mélenchon keeps first place, 13 points ahead of Bardella. Bouamrane posts the biggest 30-day gain, at +295.

Which 2027 presidential candidates are the most influential online? As of Oct 28, 2026, the five most influential are Jean-Luc Mélenchon, Jordan Bardella, Marine Le Pen, Florian Philippot, and Gabriel Attal. The Favikon Index Presidential 2027 ranks presidential candidates and contenders every day by their online influence on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X and LinkedIn. Related rankings: World leaders, Top 100 CEOs France, and CAC 40.

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Presidential 2027: the full ranking

The ranking

Favikon influence score, change over 7 and 30 days, and reactions vs. accounts of the same size · check to compare

#Candidate30D×
1↑1JLJean-Luc Mélenchon, La France insoumiseMélenchonLFI9,947+15.0×Strongest on TikTok, 37% of interactionsTikTok 37% · 3.8M interactionsInstagram 34% · 3.5M interactionsX 25% · 2.6M interactionsYouTube 4% · 374.9K interactions
2↑1JBJordan Bardella, Rassemblement nationalBardellaRN9,934−32.7×—Data updating
3↓2MLMarine Le Pen, Rassemblement nationalLe PenRN9,901−511.2×Strongest on TikTok, 42% of interactionsTikTok 42% · 2.4M interactionsInstagram 28% · 1.6M interactionsX 27% · 1.5M interactionsYouTube 3% · 176.2K interactionsLinkedIn 0% · 102 interactions
4=FPFlorian Philippot, Les PatriotesPhilippotLP9,807−195.7×Strongest on X, 59% of interactionsX 59% · 805.7K interactionsYouTube 27% · 366.8K interactionsTikTok 10% · 128.8K interactionsInstagram 4% · 57.8K interactions
5=GAGabriel Attal, RenaissanceAttalRE9,791−202.4×Strongest on TikTok, 58% of interactionsTikTok 58% · 445.9K interactionsInstagram 21% · 161.9K interactionsX 20% · 155.5K interactionsLinkedIn 1% · 8.2K interactionsYouTube 0% · 3.9K interactions
6↑2DLDavid Lisnard, Nouvelle ÉnergieLisnardNE9,732+1747.8×Strongest on Instagram, 80% of interactionsInstagram 80% · 2.8M interactionsX 10% · 359.5K interactionsTikTok 10% · 335.7K interactionsLinkedIn 0% · 18.6K interactions
7↓1ÉZÉric Zemmour, ReconquêteZemmourREC9,705−203.1×Strongest on X, 44% of interactionsX 44% · 909.9K interactionsTikTok 24% · 506K interactionsInstagram 23% · 468.9K interactionsYouTube 9% · 194.7K interactionsLinkedIn 0% · 7.1K interactions
8↓1FHFrançois Hollande, PS – Place publiqueHollandePS-PP9,611−850.3×Strongest on TikTok, 81% of interactionsTikTok 81% · 726.3K interactionsInstagram 18% · 163.1K interactionsX 1% · 13.2K interactions
9=ÉPÉdouard Philippe, HorizonsPhilippeHOR9,494−161.8×Strongest on X, 52% of interactionsX 52% · 112.8K interactionsInstagram 44% · 94.1K interactionsLinkedIn 4% · 9.3K interactions
10=RGRaphaël Glucksmann, PS – Place publiqueGlucksmannPS-PP9,441−450.9×Strongest on X, 72% of interactionsX 72% · 108.4K interactionsInstagram 20% · 30.6K interactionsLinkedIn 8% · 11.6K interactions
11↑2MTMarine Tondelier, Les ÉcologistesTondelierÉCO9,364+924.4×—Data updating
12↑3BRBruno Retailleau, Les RépublicainsRetailleauLR9,265+215.2×Strongest on Instagram, 69% of interactionsInstagram 69% · 350K interactionsX 31% · 159.1K interactionsLinkedIn 0% · 1.7K interactions
13↓1DVDominique de Villepin, Sans étiquettede VillepinSE9,226−1582.6×Strongest on Instagram, 100% of interactionsInstagram 100% · 217.1K interactions
14↓3FRFrançois Ruffin, Debout !RuffinDEB9,201−2300.5×Strongest on Instagram, 59% of interactionsInstagram 59% · 186.5K interactionsTikTok 23% · 74.5K interactionsX 11% · 35.1K interactionsYouTube 5% · 14.8K interactionsLinkedIn 2% · 7.5K interactions
15↓1NDNicolas Dupont-Aignan, Debout la FranceDupont-AignanDLF9,125−1331.8×Strongest on X, 50% of interactionsX 50% · 278K interactionsTikTok 18% · 102.7K interactionsInstagram 17% · 96.8K interactionsYouTube 15% · 84.5K interactions
16=BLBruno Le Maire, RenaissanceLe MaireRE9,079+971.9×Strongest on X, 59% of interactionsX 59% · 23.7K interactionsInstagram 27% · 10.8K interactionsTikTok 8% · 3.1K interactionsLinkedIn 6% · 2.5K interactions
17=AKAnasse Kazib, Révolution permanenteKazibRP8,984+1152.9×Strongest on Instagram, 50% of interactionsInstagram 50% · 243.8K interactionsX 33% · 158.8K interactionsTikTok 17% · 80.4K interactions
18=FRFabien Roussel, Parti communisteRousselPCF8,264+1063.5×Strongest on TikTok, 46% of interactionsTikTok 46% · 127.5K interactionsX 33% · 89.9K interactionsInstagram 21% · 58.7K interactions
19↑1NANathalie Arthaud, Lutte ouvrièreArthaudLO8,145+1803.7×Strongest on Instagram, 51% of interactionsInstagram 51% · 290.1K interactionsTikTok 36% · 204K interactionsX 10% · 59.7K interactionsYouTube 3% · 14.5K interactions
20↓1XBXavier Bertrand, Divers droiteBertrandDVD7,898−1620.5×Strongest on Instagram, 55% of interactionsInstagram 55% · 3.9K interactionsX 45% · 3.2K interactions
21=NPNatacha Polony, Sans étiquettePolonySE7,541+441.5×Strongest on X, 100% of interactionsX 100% · 33.8K interactions
22↑1KBKarim Bouamrane, Divers gaucheBouamraneDVG7,378+2951.0×Strongest on Instagram, 79% of interactionsInstagram 79% · 11.7K interactionsX 15% · 2.3K interactionsLinkedIn 6% · 909 interactions
23↓1BCBernard Cazeneuve, La ConventionCazeneuveLC7,317−1520.6×Strongest on X, 74% of interactionsX 74% · 3.5K interactionsInstagram 26% · 1.2K interactions
24=FLFrancis Lalanne, Sans étiquetteLalanneSE7,176—1.7×Strongest on X, 63% of interactionsX 63% · 3K interactionsInstagram 37% · 1.7K interactions
25↓1DBDelphine Batho, Génération écologieBathoGÉ1,942−1——
26↓1FAFrançois Asselineau, Union populaire républicaineAsselineauUPR1,250−17——
—SLLabibNPAnot tracked————

Reach vs. reactions among the candidates

Who gets seen, who gets a reaction

Up: how many times their posts were seen in 30 days. Right: how much they make people react, compared with an account of the same size.

Reactions vs. an account of the same size →

Favikon score v3 · data as of Oct 27, 2026 · 2× = twice as many reactions (likes, comments, shares) as a typical account of the same size on the same platforms · posts under 48 h excluded · dashed outline: potential, not yet declared · 3 candidates not shown (fewer than 3 posts in 30 days)

Biggest climbers and fallers among the candidates this month

Who's surging, who's stalling

Biggest gains · 7d

  1. JLJean-Luc Mélenchon, La France insoumiseJean-Luc MélenchonFacebook+100K2.1M total
  2. JLJean-Luc Mélenchon, La France insoumiseJean-Luc MélenchonInstagram+63K1.2M total
  3. DLDavid Lisnard, Nouvelle ÉnergieDavid LisnardInstagram+53.6K605.5K total
  4. JLJean-Luc Mélenchon, La France insoumiseJean-Luc MélenchonTikTok+40.6K3.2M total
  5. DVDominique de Villepin, Sans étiquetteDominique de VillepinInstagram+21.1K387.2K total

Biggest % gains · 7d

  1. DLDavid Lisnard, Nouvelle ÉnergieDavid LisnardInstagram+9.7%+53.6K
  2. NANathalie Arthaud, Lutte ouvrièreNathalie ArthaudInstagram+8.4%+2.3K
  3. DLDavid Lisnard, Nouvelle ÉnergieDavid LisnardFacebook+7.1%+9K
  4. DLDavid Lisnard, Nouvelle ÉnergieDavid LisnardLinkedIn+6.1%+7.6K
  5. DVDominique de Villepin, Sans étiquetteDominique de VillepinInstagram+5.8%+21.1K

Declines and slowdowns

  1. DLDavid Lisnard, Nouvelle ÉnergieDavid LisnardInstagram+53.6Kvs. +163K before
  2. MLMarine Le Pen, Rassemblement nationalMarine Le PenTikTok+12.7Kvs. +85.3K before
  3. MLMarine Le Pen, Rassemblement nationalMarine Le PenInstagram+19.4Kvs. +90.1K before
  4. JBJordan Bardella, Rassemblement nationalJordan BardellaTikTok+2.5Kvs. +34.5K before
  5. JBJordan Bardella, Rassemblement nationalJordan BardellaInstagram+8.1Kvs. +34.5K before

Followers counted on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Threads · % computed only for accounts with at least 20K followers, to filter out small accounts.

Leaders by platform among the candidates: TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X, LinkedIn

Who rules each platform

The political landscape

The influence spectrum

Far left
NANathalie Arthaud, Lutte ouvrièreAKAnasse Kazib, Révolution permanente
Left
BCBernard Cazeneuve, La ConventionKBKarim Bouamrane, Divers gaucheFRFabien Roussel, Parti communisteFRFrançois Ruffin, Debout !RGRaphaël Glucksmann, PS – Place publiqueFHFrançois Hollande, PS – Place publiqueJLJean-Luc Mélenchon, La France insoumise
Greens
DBDelphine Batho, Génération écologieMTMarine Tondelier, Les Écologistes
Center
BLBruno Le Maire, RenaissanceÉPÉdouard Philippe, HorizonsGAGabriel Attal, Renaissance
Right
XBXavier Bertrand, Divers droiteNDNicolas Dupont-Aignan, Debout la FranceBRBruno Retailleau, Les RépublicainsDLDavid Lisnard, Nouvelle Énergie
Far right
ÉZÉric Zemmour, ReconquêteFPFlorian Philippot, Les PatriotesMLMarine Le Pen, Rassemblement nationalJBJordan Bardella, Rassemblement national
Other
FAFrançois Asselineau, Union populaire républicaineFLFrancis Lalanne, Sans étiquetteNPNatacha Polony, Sans étiquetteDVDominique de Villepin, Sans étiquette

◀ at the left edge: below 7,176 points

7,1768,5629,947

Polls and online influence

Ballot box vs. screen

Marine Le Pen leads the polls at 36%. Online: 3rd, behind Mélenchon and Bardella.

Candidate · voting intentionPollIndex rank
Marine Le Pen36%3rd
Jean-Luc Mélenchon16.5%1st
Raphaël Glucksmann13.5%10th
Édouard Philippe12%9th
Gabriel Attal5%5th

Ifop-Fiducial · LCI, Le Figaro, Sud Radio · hypothèse large · fieldwork ended Oct 19, 2026 · full notice on the institute's website →

How the Presidential 2027 has changed over time

Replay the campaign

Head-to-head matchups among the candidates

The matchups

How the Favikon score works

The Favikon score measures online influence, not popularity or voting intention. Every day it combines four signals from the last 90 days: reach (average views per post), engagement (reactions, comments and shares per post), audience (followers) and consistency (how regularly an account posts). Each signal is compared with every account Favikon tracks on the same platform, then TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X and LinkedIn add up to one number. That is why someone strong on a single platform can be compared with someone present on all five. Read the full methodology →

Frequently asked questions

Which presidential candidate is the most influential online?

Jean-Luc Mélenchon is the most influential 2027 presidential candidate online according to the Favikon Index Presidential 2027, with a Favikon score of 9,947 points on Oct 28, 2026. Jordan Bardella and Marine Le Pen complete the top three. The ranking is recalculated every day.

How often is the Presidential 2027 updated?

The Favikon Index Presidential 2027 is updated every day. Tracked accounts are refreshed every six hours, and each Favikon score is recalculated daily from the posts of the last 90 days, so ranks and 30-day changes always reflect the latest data.

How is influence measured in the Presidential 2027?

Influence in the Favikon Index Presidential 2027 is measured with the Favikon score, which combines reach (views per post), engagement (reactions per post), audience (followers) and posting consistency over the last 90 days. Each signal is compared with all accounts on the same platform. It is not a poll and not a follower count.

Which social media platforms are included?

The Favikon Index Presidential 2027 covers TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X (Twitter) and LinkedIn, which all count toward the Favikon score. Facebook and Threads audiences are shown on profiles but are not part of the score. Platforms such as Weibo, WeChat, VK or Telegram are not covered.

Who is included in the Presidential 2027?

Declared candidates and personalities tested in polls published in the last 60 days. Once the Conseil constitutionnel publishes the official list, exactly that list. Personal accounts only. Party and campaign accounts don't count.

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