Editing Movement for France (section)

== Organization ==
=== Leadership ===
{| class="wikitable"
|+
! colspan="2" |Party leader 
!Time in office 
|-
|1.
|[[Philippe de Villiers]]
|20 November 1994 – 28 June 2018
|}

{| class="wikitable"
|+
! colspan="2" |Secretary-General 
!Time in office 
|-
|1.
|[[Stéphane Buffetaut]]
|1998 – 1999
|-
|2.
|[[Thierry de La Perrière]]
|1999 – 2003
|-
|3.
|[[Guillaume Peltier]]
|2003 – 2008
|-
|4.
|[[Patrick Louis]]
|2008 – 2018
|}

=== Elected officials ===
The MPF elected some representatives, including two deputies ([[Véronique Besse]] and [[Dominique Souchet]], part of [[Non-Inscrits]]), two senators ([[Bruno Retailleau]] and [[Philippe Darniche]], part of [[Non-Inscrits|RASNAG]]) and a MEP ([[Philippe de Villiers]], member of the [[Europe of Freedom and Democracy|EFD]]).

The MPF controlled the general council of [[Vendée]], where Villiers served as [[President of the General Council]]. It had 10 general councillors in Vendée in addition to one in the [[Morbihan]] ([[Quiberon]]), one in the [[Meuse (department)|Meuse]] ([[Charny-sur-Meuse]]) and two in the [[Vaucluse]] ([[Orange, Vaucluse|Orange]]). It claimed 5 regional councillors, most of which were elected on [[National Front (France)|FN]] lists in 2004.

=== Youth wing === 
The Youth for France ([[French language|French]]: ''Jeunes pour la France'', JPF) was founded in 2001 by [[Guillaume Peltier]] as the party's youth organisation. Its successive presidents included Peltier (2001–2006), Jean-Baptiste Doat (2006–2008), Thibaud Vincendeau (2008–2010), [[Christophe Bentz]] (2010–2011) and [[Pierre Meurin]] (2014–2018).