2023-11-07 20:44:35
Did the news put them in the background? The popularity of President Emmanuel Macron fell slightly to 31% (-1 point) in November, compared to the previous month, as did that of his Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne, down to 29% (-1), according to a monthly survey Ifop/Fiducial for Paris-Match and Sud-Radio published this Tuesday.
Only 25% (+5) of French people think that Emmanuel Macron is “close to their concerns”, but more (38%, -1) consider that he is “capable of reforming the country”. 31% (=) believe that he has “a vision for the future of the French” and 33% (+2) that he “conducts a good economic policy”.
According to this monthly barometer, the passage of storm Ciaran, price inflation, “the Hamas terrorist attack on Israeli territory”, and the transition to winter time were the four main topics of conversation among the French recently, very far ahead of Emmanuel Macron’s announcement of the project to include the right to abortion in the constitution or the immigration bill.
The RN best embodies the opposition
40% of respondents consider that the National Rally is the political group which best embodies the opposition to Emmanuel Macron, ahead of La France insoumise (20%), Les Républicains (15%), and the PS (9%).
This survey was carried out online on November 2 and 3 by self-administered questionnaire among a representative sample of 1,000 people aged 18 and over, according to the quota method, with a margin of error of between 1, 4 and 3.1 percentage points.
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