In Autun, Saône-et-Loire, a growing number of seniors and retirees are considering voting for the National Rally (RN) in the 2027 presidential election. This shift reflects a rising sentiment of decline and insecurity within the region, which is experiencing population loss and a reduction in public services. Traditionally moderate voters are now increasingly drawn to the far-right as they feel abandoned by mainstream politics. The feeling of having "no choice" is prevalent among these voters. The erosion of public services and a sense of being left behind are cited as key drivers of this change. This trend raises concerns about the political landscape in Autun and potentially broader areas of France facing similar challenges. The article highlights a potential realignment of the electorate in the lead-up to the next presidential contest.