Digital Le PenA neutral reference on Marine Le Pen — biography, campaigns, words, and record.
Photograph of Marine Le Pen in 2025
Marine Le Pen in 2025. Photograph by Vox España (CC0, via Wikimedia Commons).

Public Record

Every mandate she has held and every national result she has won — the documented public record, without commentary.

Elected mandates

Mandate Constituency / body Dates
Regional councillor Nord-Pas-de-Calais 1998–2004
Member of the European Parliament Île-de-France 2004–2017
Regional councillor Île-de-France 2004–2010
Municipal councillor Hénin-Beaumont 2008–2011
Regional councillor Nord-Pas-de-Calais 2010–2015
Regional councillor Hauts-de-France 2015–2021
Deputy, National Assembly Pas-de-Calais, 11th constituency 2017–present (re-elected 2022, 2024)
President, RN parliamentary group National Assembly 2022–present

Party offices: head of the FN legal department (1998–2003); executive vice president (2003–2011); FN president (2011–2018); RN president (2018–2021, resigned September 2021 to campaign).

National election results

Election Round Result
Presidential 2012 1st round 17.9% — 3rd
Presidential 2017 1st round 21.3% — 2nd
Presidential 2017 2nd round 33.9% — lost to Emmanuel Macron
Presidential 2022 1st round 23.2% — 2nd
Presidential 2022 2nd round 41.5% — lost to Emmanuel Macron
European 2014 (FN list) — ~25% — 1st
European 2019 (RN list) — ~23.3% — 1st
European 2024 (RN list, Bardella) — 31.36% — 1st
Legislative 2022 (RN) — 89 deputies — largest opposition group
Legislative 2024 (RN + allies) — ~143 deputies

Legislative record (2017– )

As a deputy and then group president, her parliamentary activity has centered on tabling RN bills on immigration restriction, purchasing power, and constitutional revision (including the “national preference” proposals), and on leading the group’s opposition to the Macron governments. None of the RN’s flagship bills has been adopted into law as of September 2026. (National Assembly records; French press.)

Judicial record

See Legal Cases: convicted 31 March 2025 (Paris criminal court) of embezzlement of European Parliament funds; conviction upheld 7 July 2026 (Paris Court of Appeal) with reduced penalties; Cour de Cassation appeal pending as of September 2026. She was acquitted in the proceedings arising from her 2010 Lyon speech.

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