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Paris voters head to polls to elect new mayor

(13 Mar 2026) RESTRICTIONS SUMMARY: ASSOCIATED PRESS Paris – 9 March 2026 1. Timelapse of Concorde square with obelisk and traffic 2. Timelapse of clouds passing behind Eiffel Tower ASSOCIATED PRESS Paris – 3 March 2026 3. SOUNDBITE (French) Emmanuel Grégoire, Socialist mayoral candidate: ++PART OVERLAID BY SHOTS 1-6++ "We have the same problems in Paris, in New York, in San Francisco, cities with which I have worked a lot on these issues. We have cities that are both very attractive economically and touristically. And so what happens if we don't regulate? Speculation drives residents out. We want, as New York did at one point, to ban permanent tourist rentals because that is exploitative. What we want is for tourists to be welcomed by Parisians, to stay in hotels, and we will find that necessary balance. But the priority is first to house the residents." ASSOCIATED PRESS Paris – 10 February 2026 4. Wide of tourists posing in front of Arc de Triomphe ASSOCIATED PRESS Paris – 25 February 2026 5. Various of tourists and Louvre pyramid ASSOCIATED PRESS Paris – 3 March 2026 6. Various of Emmanuel Grégoire, socialist mayoral candidate, campaigning with elected officials and volunteers at Paris outdoor market ASSOCIATED PRESS Paris – 3, 9 March 2026 ++SPLIT SCREEN++ 7. Split screen montage of Grégoire at market and campaign poster outside polling station ASSOCIATED PRESS Paris – 28 February, 9 March 2026 8. Split screen montage of conservative candidate Rachida Dati campaigning and campaign poster outside polling station ASSOCIATED PRESS Paris – 28 February 2026 9. SOUNDBITE (French) Rachida Dati, Conservative mayoral candidate: ++PART OVERLAID BY SHOTS 10-16++ "We want organization. A city needs to be organized. A city, its harmony. It’s like housing. You don't make a city with just social housing, otherwise it's a ghetto. Paris is not a ghetto city and we don't want that. We want a harmonious city where everyone finds their place. The Parisian left has divided residents from east to west, north to south and sowed division between modes of transport. Cyclists versus pedestrians, pedestrians versus scooters, scooters versus cars, and in particular public transport. If we're in charge of this policy with mobility in mind, everyone will find their own lane." 10. Various of Dati campaigning with team at Paris market ASSOCIATED PRESS Paris – 10 February 2026 11. Various of Classical 19th century apartment building 12. Wide of Eiffel Tower 13. Wide of elderly couple walking up the Champs Elysées ASSOCIATED PRESS Paris – 20 September 2023 14. Various cyclists and motorists in Paris streets ASSOCIATED PRESS Paris – 9 February 2026 15. Various timelapse of traffic on Paris ring road ASSOCIATED PRESS Paris – 10 February 2026 16. Various of Paris metro and traffic on rue de Rivoli ASSOCIATED PRESS Paris – 3 March 2026 17. Various of people at market and Grégoire campaigning 18. SOUNDBITE (French) Emmanuel Grégoire, Socialist mayoral candidate: ++PART OVERLAID BY SHOT 17++ "An advantage that we have is that we know Parisians very well. For years, and more intensely in the past months, we have maintained constant dialogue with hundreds of meetings. This has helped us compensate for the lack of media exposure with grassroots work. In politics, I think it's healthy to see grassroots work make a difference, more than social media.” ASSOCIATED PRESS Paris – 9 March 2026 19. Various of City Hall ASSOCIATED PRESS Paris – 28 February 2026 ASSOCIATED PRESS Paris – 28 February 2026 ASSOCIATED PRESS STORYLINE: Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...