Presidential 2027 - Polls: Candidates Struggling to Convince of Their Skills and Presidential Stature
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The Verian barometer for Le Figaro Magazine places Marine Le Pen in front of Édouard Philippe on the presidential qualities. But they both retreat, while Gabriel Attal wins and the left struggles to convince.
Six months before the first round of the presidential elections in 2027, the latest polls beat the cards between Marine Le Pen, Édouard Philippe and Jean-Luc Mélenchon. Behind these figures, a battle for access to the Elysée and a fragile Republican front are emerging.
38% of respondents recognized him as a good president, compared to 30% for Édouard Philippe.
Marine Le Pen has been leading the ranking of presidential qualities for several months: 38% of French people believe in her competence, writes JDD. Edouard Philippe, who was ahead of Le Pen back in April, is now ten points behind her. Other politicians are lagging far behind. The French answered why they were attracted to Le Pen.
The RN candidate remains at the top of the presidential stature barometer. Despite a six-point decline since July, 38% of the French believe that she has the skills to lead the country, ahead of Édouard Philippe, credited by 30%.
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