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Parliament,
study by study.

The Parliamentary Observatory brings together Saper Vedere's studies of Parliament: who sits there, what elected officials say and what they publish. They draw on Follaw, our parliamentary monitoring tool. First study: the Senate elections of 27 September 2026.

67
New senators
178
Seats declared
1 675
Positions recorded

Budget 2027

Publiée le 9 octobre 2026, en accès libre.

La charge de la dette, 72 milliards d'euros, face au budget de la Défense, 73 milliards
Projet de loi de finances pour 2027Examen en cours

Budget 2027: who pays, who benefits, and who wrote the amendments

Où le gouvernement va chercher l'argent, pourquoi le bruit n'est pas là où est l'argent, et comment les lobbies se retrouvent dans les 1 797 amendements déposés en commission.

72 Md€de charge de la dette en 2027
17,2 Md€de hausses de prélèvements
1 797amendements analysés
8 205articles et posts pour une mesure à 34 millions
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2026 Senate elections

Published on 29 September 2026, open access. The full senator profiles are reserved for Club members; registration is free.You are a Club member: the full profiles are open to you.

Map of the political families elected in the 2026 Senate elections, seat by seat, and chamber diagram of the 178 seats declared
Vote of 27 September 2026Live updates

2026 Senate elections: the 67 new senators

Who won where, seat by seat, on the map of the 64 constituencies up for renewal; the profiles of the 67 new senators, their priorities and their positions; and everything they publish on social media, searchable.

67new senators, 63 of them first-term
178seats renewed, all declared
16,482senatorial electors identified by name
1,675positions recorded
11seats for the far right, all of them newly elected
68women senators elected, 38% of the seats declared
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