Frédéric Falcon

Falcon was born in Besançon in 1985. He stated that he often moved due to his father's career in the military but has family connections to Narbonne. Falcon studied history and geography at university in Doubs before completing Master's degrees in geopolitics and heritage management. He worked for Capgemini in Paris before starting a real-estate business and became a business consultant in the property sector.^[1]

Falcon joined the Union for a Popular Movement as a student and canvassed for the party. He left the UMP in 2014 after disagreeing with its course. He joined the National Rally in 2017 through Sébastien Chenu.^[1] Ahead of the 2022 French legislative election, he was selected to stand in Aude's 2nd constituency and made it to the second round of voting. He subsequently unseated the incumbent deputy Alain Perea to win the seat and was one of three FN deputies to represent all of Aude's constituencies.^[2][3][4]