A poll in France showed that Le Pen remains the most popular candidate for the presidency of the country

From the results of the poll in France, it follows that the head of the parliamentary faction of the French right-wing party “National Rally” Marine Le Pen remains the most popular candidate for the presidency of France against the background of the upcoming elections in 2027. It's from sb.by.

According to RIA Novosti, the company Toluna Harris Interactive, which conducted the survey, investigated five possible options for the results of the first round of the presidential election with the participation of various candidates. According to the poll, Le Pen in any of the studied versions of the first round of elections would have gained 35-36% of the vote. In second place among the most popular candidates for the post of head of state is the founder of the leftist party “Unconquered France” Jean-Luc Mélenchon, for whom 17 to 18% of respondents are ready to vote.

In addition, it is reported that the former Prime Minister of France, who heads the center-right party “Horizons”, Édouard Philippe, can get from 13 to 16 percent of the vote. The leader of the left-wing party Place Publique Rafael Glucksmann, if he participates in the elections, can count on 10-11% of the votes of respondents. The candidate from the Renaissance party founded by Emmanuel Macron, Gabriel Attal, is ready to support from 5 to 13% of respondents in different scenarios.

The head of the right-wing Republicans party, Bruno Retaio, could get between 7 and 10 percent of the vote in the first round. For the former President of France Francois Hollande, 7-8% of respondents are ready to vote. About their intention to vote for the leader of the French right-wing party “Reconquista” Eric Zemmour in various variants of the recruitment of candidates said from 5 to 6% of respondents, and for the candidate from the Green party “Ecologists” Marin Tondele – 3-5 %. The head of the French Communist Party, Fabienne Roussel, can get from 2% to 3% of the vote, the leader of the French party “Get up, France” Nicolas Dupont-Aignan – 2%, and the candidate of the party “Workers’ Struggle” Natalie Artaud – 1%. French presidential candidate from the center-right party called for the termination of aid to Ukraine