Starting Monday, August 24, 2026, French voters will begin receiving notifications about their assigned polling stations for the upcoming legislative elections. The official notice, sent by mail, will indicate the exact location where each voter is registered to cast their ballot.
The 2026 legislative elections are scheduled to take place in two rounds. According to the French Ministry of the Interior, the first round is set for Sunday, June 14, 2026, and the second round for Sunday, June 21, 2026. These dates were confirmed by an official decree published in the Journal Officiel.
Voters who do not receive their polling station notice by early September are advised to check their registration status on the official website service-public.fr or contact their local town hall (mairie). It is essential to verify the correct polling station, as it may have changed due to redistricting or other administrative updates.
The notification process is part of the standard electoral procedure in France, ensuring that all registered voters are aware of where to vote. The Ministry of the Interior has also reminded citizens that they must be registered on the electoral rolls to participate in the elections.
