In Paris Dati Takes the Lead Against a Disunited Left for 2026

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A poll carried out by the Elabe Institute for La Tribune Sunday and BFMTV places the Minister of Culture, Rachida Dati, at the head of the voting intentions for the municipal elections... Municipal article 2026: in Paris Rachida Dati takes the lead against a disunited left appeared first on Current Values.

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Who succeeds Anne Hidalgo at the Paris City Hall next March? To the right, Rachida Dati is in the start-blocks, but the left is less in danger than it is said...

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Rachida Dati is leading the way in voting intentions for the 2026 municipal elections in Paris with 28 to 34% according to an Elabe poll. The left, although reaching 50% in total, remains fragmented among several candidates. A new Elabe poll for BFMTV and La Tribune Sunday confirms Rachida Dati's strong position for the 2026 municipal elections in Paris. The Minister of Culture is clearly ahead of all her competitors. According to this survey, c…

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An Elabe poll, conducted for BFMTV and La Tribune Sunday, gives Rachida Dati the lead in voting intentions in the first round of municipal elections in 2026 in Paris. If the left, all parties combined, seduces one in two Parisians, it remains fragmented.

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Rachida Dati is much more well known than the other personalities tested. At the PS, Emmanuel Grégoire enjoys a greater reputation than Rémi Féraud. Rachida Dati is known by name by 97% of the registered voters in Paris, 80% of whom are fairly good or very well. Most of the other personalities are known by name by 6 to 7 out of 10 Parisians (including 25% to 37% well): Thierry Mariani 67%, of which 33% Sophia Chikirou 64%, of which 34% Sarah Kna…

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EXCLUSIVE — According to an exclusive investigation by Elabe for "La Tribune Dimanche" and BFMTV, Rachida Dati would arrive very largely at the head of the first round of the capital. To the left, the Ecologists could be ahead of the Socialists. Nine months before the election, the latter announced very open.