The president of Génération écologie is launching her campaign for the Élysée Palace by making "beauty" her focus, in the face of the electoral decline of political ecology.

Delphine Batho, candidate for the 2027 presidential election, with "beauty" as her slogan.
Delphine Batho, candidate for the 2027 presidential election, with "beauty" as her slogan.

Delphine Batho has officially announced her candidacy for the 2027 presidential election. The president of Génération Écologie is banking on a novel concept to revitalize political ecology: making "beauty" her slogan and campaign strategy. She elaborates on this approach in a book she is publishing to accompany her campaign launch.

Political ecology is losing momentum

This candidacy comes at a time when political ecology is going through a difficult period electorally. Green parties are struggling to mobilize voters and regain the momentum that propelled them to success in previous elections. Faced with this decline, the former minister has chosen a unique approach centered on the idea of ​​"beauty" as a lever for recovery.

Delphine Batho thus intends to revitalize a political movement that has been losing momentum. Her project aims to reinvent the environmental discourse by placing aesthetics and the promise of a beautiful world at the heart of her political platform for 2027. It remains to be seen whether this strategy will be enough to reverse the electoral trend unfavorable to environmentalists.

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