French National Rally presidential candidate Marine Le Pen changed her campaign slogan after entering the runoff election, BFM television channel reported on Tuesday.

According to the TV channel BFM, the slogan "For All French People" will now appear on campaign brochures with a portrait of the politician. The image with the signature was originally published by deputy of the European Parliament Jordan Bardella, acting president of the National Union during Le Pen's election campaign.

The slogan corresponds to the statement made by the presidential candidate after the announcement of the preliminary results of the first round of the election, which ended on 10 April. As Le Pen assured voters, she "got rid of party ties" by leaving her post as president of the Rassemblement and is ready "to become president for all French people".

Le Pen came second with 23.15% of the vote, behind Emmanuel Macron (27.84%).