France conducts various elections, reflecting its democratic process. Key elections include:

1. Presidential Elections: The President is elected every five years through a two-round system.
2. Parliamentary Elections: National Assembly members are elected, determining the legislative branch’s composition.
3. Municipal Elections: Local officials, including mayors and municipal councils, are elected in cities and towns.
4. European Parliament Elections: France participates in the election of representatives to the European Parliament.
5. Senate Elections: Members of the Senate, the upper house of the French Parliament, are indirectly elected.
6. Regional and Departmental Elections: Regional and departmental councils are elected, addressing local and regional issues.
7. Canton Elections: Voters elect representatives for cantonal councils, administrative divisions within departments.

These elections shape France’s political landscape at various levels, fostering democratic representation.