This article examines the potential consequences should the President of the Republic of France resign before the scheduled presidential elections between April 18th and May 2nd, 2027. The text outlines that a resignation prior to the election would trigger a specific constitutional process. Currently, the President of the Republic holds full executive power, and their departure would necessitate a transfer of authority. The President of the Senate would temporarily assume the role of President of the Republic. This interim presidency would be limited to facilitating new elections, which must be organized within a defined timeframe, and would not allow for any significant policy changes. The article delves into the constitutional implications of such a scenario, highlighting the mechanisms in place to ensure continuity of government in France.