Public spending cut by 8 GDP points
Cut public spending by 8 points of GDP over ten years.
Focus cuts in particular on social spending and central government operating costs.
Nouvelle Énergie· Mayor of Cannes· Declared candidacy
Candidacy announced at the end of March 2026, when he left Les Républicains.
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David Lisnard's program, carried by his party Nouvelle Énergie, is built around three themes: taking control of our destiny (debt, institutions, Europe), achieving a new French ambition (economy, social protection, security, immigration) and creating a civic renewal. It describes itself as liberal and decentralizing right. This selection also includes written proposals published on the official X account in 2026, after comparison with existing measures.
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« Trois axes pour la France : être maître de notre destin, réussir une nouvelle ambition française, générer un renouveau civique. » « Un parti que David Lisnard (Nouvelle Energie) a annoncé quitter fin mars ; le maire de Cannes en profitant pour officialiser sa candidature à la présidentielle. » Cut public spending by 8 points of GDP over ten years.
Focus cuts in particular on social spending and central government operating costs.
Redirect to departments a share of insurance contract tax allocated to family benefits to fund fire services, without creating an additional tax.
Introduce a limiting operating deficits.
Abolish several , including the C3S and the , and reform on businesses.
Suspend the electronic invoicing requirement scheduled for September 1, 2026.
Abolish and replace it with emergency aid.
Reimburse medical care better in underserved areas than in saturated ones, and set up multidisciplinary health centers in every canton.
Double the number of medical students by 2030 and abolish the regional health agencies.
Return the chairmanship of hospital governing boards to mayors.
Simplify coding and procedures for activity-based hospital payment.
Expand allied health professionals’ powers, recognize their prescribing and independent follow-up roles, and allow direct access where their competence warrants it.
Raise allied health professionals’ pay according to experience, responsibilities and their role in patient care.
Give prefects and elected officials responsibility for local health organization after abolishing regional health agencies.
Abolish school so families can choose their school.
Make public funding follow parents’ choice.
Raise teachers' pay by 20% over five years, in exchange for reorganizing their job.
Provide early educational, psychological and disciplinary support for young people at risk or posing a risk, while supporting teachers.
Rebuild training pathways for drillers, geologists and mining engineers.
Allow school heads to hire their own teaching staff.
Simplify standard project authorization rules, including building permits, by extending procedures inspired by Notre-Dame and the Olympics to public and private project sponsors.
Stop scattered development at the interface between housing and forests.
Systematically evict established traffickers and other repeat offenders from social housing from 2027.
Suspend the energy savings certificate requirement on motor fuels for six months.
Use the six-month suspension to audit certificate stocks, costs and effectiveness before deciding on the scheme’s future.
Suspend the AO10 offshore wind tender, with no award before the presidential election and no contract without debate and publication of its full cost.
Halve the time between decisions and commissioning for energy projects by speeding up authorizations and addressing appeals earlier.
Prioritize extending existing reactor lifetimes and new nuclear reactors and .
Develop exploration and use of France’s underground resources, including natural hydrogen, geothermal energy, and mineral and energy resources.
Replace the constitutional with a principle of responsibility.
Enshrine a presumption of compliance for vegetation clearing in law to give owners certainty under species protection rules.
Link insurance premiums and deductibles to compliance with vegetation clearing requirements.
Oppose mandatory deposits on plastic bottles and retain local sorting systems run by local governments.
Install air conditioning in buildings open to the public, including hospitals, schools, care homes, stations and museums.
Abolish through legislation.
Allow willing towns to arm their municipal police and give it access to police files.
Change police deployment doctrine to intervene as early and forcefully as possible during crises.
Reduce police bureaucracy and raise security forces’ presence on the ground to at least 50%.
Refuse to repatriate jihadists who took up arms against France.
Apply to jihadists whenever the law allows.
Generalize shared technical expertise at department level to help mayors prevent wildfires.
Launch a multi-year water storage plan for firefighting and reduce the use of drinking water.
Lower the age of to 16 and reverse the presumption of reduced responsibility for minors from 13.
Remove reduced sentencing on grounds of age for crimes involving bloodshed.
Increase the number of prison places.
Create closed institutions with strict discipline and education for the most dangerous minors, with permanent supervision and no phones.
Hold parents legally and financially accountable for offenses committed by minors in their care.
Restore the offense of for jihadists who took up arms against France.
Systematically require perpetrators of damage to fully reimburse local governments for repairs.
Cut the number of residence permits issued eightfold.
Handle asylum claims in French consulates abroad.
Set quotas for skilled labor.
Make subject to income criteria and integration tests.
Reserve non-contributory benefits for foreigners who have been legal residents for at least five years.
Build more detention centers and extend immigration detention to 24 months.
Ban the Muslim Brotherhood, control private schools outside the state contract and ban the headscarf at university.
Honor Samuel Paty in the Panthéon.
Abolish the .
End political-administrative patronage in appointments to public finance oversight institutions.
Deploy artificial intelligence in public services, including education, justice, health and prefectures, using public procurement.
Appoint a state human resources director upon taking office.
Put control of immigration to a referendum.
Immediately halt new rules imposed on local governments and remove burdensome rules and prior controls considered unnecessary.
Give local governments financial and tax autonomy based on accountability to residents.
Clearly define local self-government in law and apply subsidiarity to limit state encroachment.
Write the primacy of national law on migration into the Constitution, so that contrary rulings of the and the cannot be applied.
Renew land combat capabilities through a system combining armored vehicles, drones, robotics, artificial intelligence and data capabilities.
Fund a national air combat system combining the Rafale F5, a stealth drone, sensors and a combat data network, integrated with nuclear deterrence.