Marine Le Pen: 49 percent of the French want her as presidential candidate

Sentenced on Monday 31 March to a five-year term of ineligibility with immediate effect, the figure of the RN indicated that she did not want to be "eliminate so" and thus use all possible remedies. "Freedom" takes stock.

A Paris court ruled out Marine Le Pen from voting for five years, but a few days after the verdict, a poll shows that many French people still want the right-wing populist to be a candidate.

Nearly two thirds (64%) of French people do not want the law on provisional execution for an elected person convicted in first instance to be amended, according to an Ifop poll published this Friday 4 April for "Ouest-France". On 31 March, Marine Le Pen was sentenced to two years in prison and five years of immediate ineligibility – the complete judgment is to be found on Marianne's site – for embezzlement of public funds in the case of parliame…

The survey tests six configurations, with different candidates for the PS, LR, the central block. In each of the hypotheses, the "common circle" is divided, with a macroist candidate and an LR candidate, as well as the left, with LFI candidates, the Ecologists, PCF and PS. The far right

In the run-up to the presidential election 2027, we tested 6 configurations of 1st round: candidate PS: François Hollande, Raphaël Glucksmann or Olivier Faure presidential camp candidate: Edouard Philippe or Gabriel Attal Candidate LR: Bruno Retailleau or Laurent Wauquiez Candidate RN: Marine Le Pen or Jordan Bardella Other candidate: with or without Dominique de Villepin With identical scores, Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella would be largely …

MAINTENANCE. After the ineligibility with immediate execution inflicted on the triple presidential candidate, the French population remains mostly stoic, while the Lepenist voters have gone up more than ever, according to opinion specialist Paul Cébille.