As Nantes prepares for its municipal elections in March, students on the city's campuses are articulating a range of expectations for the future mayor, spanning issues from ecological concerns to personal safety. While some students, like Eudes and Lisa, have registered to vote and are actively considering their choices, others, such as Rohat and Asaf, express less interest in municipal elections, feeling more connected to national-level politics. Despite varying levels of electoral engagement, students like Adam highlight critical daily concerns including the Crous, housing conditions, and nighttime security. Key themes emerging from student discussions include combating precarity, housing affordability, access to activities, and transportation, all of which will influence their electoral decisions.