David Lisnard

David Lisnard

David Lisnard is a French politician who serves as mayor of Cannes and president of the Association of Mayors of France, a center-right figure formerly with Les Républicains.

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Lean Left
The head of the Horizons party (right-wing) and mayor of Cannes, his demanding behavior irks the patron of Medef, as reported in political gossip column.
Socialistes see him as a representative of a right-wing that prioritizes business interests over social dialogue, and his antipathy toward workers is notable.
Far Right
David Lisnard held his first major presidential campaign meeting in Saint-Raphaël, laying out hardline positions on immigration, juvenile delinquency, and bureaucracy.
Lisnard is praised by RN supporters for his clear rejection of uncontrolled immigration and his demand that parents be held responsible for their children's crimes, aligning with RN's core security and national identity platform.
Far Right
Held his first major presidential campaign meeting, attacking the political caste and calling for deregulation, parental responsibility, and immigration control.
He is the only credible right-wing candidate explicitly rejecting the Macron-Mélenchon consensus on immigration and identity, and his strong line on delinquent parents and bureaucracy resonates with RN voters.

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