The presidential campaign in France is already gaining significant traction on social media platforms, starting earlier and with greater intensity than before the 2022 election. Throughout September, over 6.4 million posts related to the elections appeared on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, X, and Bluesky. This represents a fourfold increase compared to the same period four years ago. Despite the French presidential election not taking place until April 18th of next year, discussion is already prevalent online. This surge in online activity suggests heightened public engagement and a potentially more dynamic campaign cycle. The increased use of multiple platforms indicates a broadening scope of digital campaigning efforts within France. This early momentum could signal a shift in campaign strategies, prioritizing online presence and engagement with voters.