US EditionJordan Bardella Ahead in 2027 French Election Polling
Jordan Bardella leads all second-round matchups in the 2027 French presidential race, benefiting from National Rally's broader appeal and Marine Le Pen's ineligibility, poll shows.
- Odoxa's poll shows Jordan Bardella would win every tested 2027 matchup, surveyed 1,000 respondents between 19–20 November with a 2.5‑point margin of error.
- Elabe reported earlier in November that Jordan Bardella, president of National Rally , leads with 35–37.5% amid Marine Le Pen's March 2025 ban, making Bardella RN's likely candidate.
- In a poll, Jordan Bardella would defeat Jean‑Luc Mélenchon 74% to 26% in a second round, according to Odoxa, with other matchups also favoring him.
- Amid broader coverage, polls show Jordan Bardella and National Rally now lead mainstream parties, but more than a year remains until the 2027 presidential election.
- At 30 years old, Bardella's youth contrasts with his wide modeled leads, but whether 30-year-old Bardella will run as National Rally's presidential candidate remains uncertain.
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A poll Odoxa-Mascaret unveiled this Tuesday tests different candidates for the first and second round of the presidential election. According to this study, Jordan Bardella would clearly come in the lead in the first round. The president of the RN would be elected President of the Republic at the end of the second round in all cases. - Presidential 2027: what lessons can be drawn from the poll that gives Jordan Bardella the winner? (Politics).
The far right continues to grow and Jordan Bardella, president of the National Group (AN), the Marine Le Pen party, is the most popular politician in France, claiming to be the possible president of the Republic.With 126 deputies, AN is the first parliamentary party in France, since the elections of 2024. According to all the polls, Le Pen's party continues to grow and could expand its majority in upcoming early elections next year, or a year la…
According to polls, the President of the National Race Union, 30, is at the forefront and could benefit from France's political chaos.
According to polls, the President of the National Race Union, 30, is at the forefront and could benefit from France's political chaos.
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