Every day until the European elections, Ifop-Fiducial measures “in real time” the voting intentions of the French for LCI, “Le Figaro” and Sud Radio.
If the election took place next Sunday, what score would the main lists obtain?
Find the barometer for this Thursday, April 18.
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European Elections 2024
Is the announced success of the National Rally confirmed in the polls? Can the presidential party limit the damage? Who is about to take leadership on the left, the Nupes having failed to agree to constitute a common list? At 5 p.m., every day until the vote (June 9), with our partner Ifop-Fiducal, LCI and TF1info offer a real-time snapshot of the balance of power between the candidates.
Throughout the campaign, the results of this daily survey provide a precise idea of changes in the candidates’ scores. Here are the results from this Thursday, April 18.
Few changes
The days follow each other and are similar. Even if it loses 0.5 points, the National gathering is still well ahead, with 32% of voting intentions. Especially since behind him, the start still does not arrive for the list of the majority, second with 17.5% of votes (=). In third position, the list PS-Public square does not take advantage of this to get closer, it remains stable at 11.5%.
The Republicans see their 4th position threatened by Rebellious France. If François-Xavier Bellamy’s list remains stable compared to the day before, that of Manon Aubry gains 0.5 points. They are both given at 8% of voting intentions. Behind, the Environmentalists are still at 7.5% (=), Reconquest at 5.5% (=).
Finally, the French still have little intention of mobilizing for this election, with only 46% (+0.5) of them currently planning to travel on June 9. 74% (+1) say they are sure of their choice and 26% admit they can still change their mind (-1). The most convinced are LFI voters: 82% are sure of their voting intention, compared to only 50% among Les Républicains.
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Ifop-Fiducial survey for LCI, “Le Figaro” and Sud Radio carried out online between April 15 and 18, 2024, with a sample of 1,376 people registered on the electoral lists and representative of the French population aged 18 and over. more. These results must be interpreted as an indication of the state of the current balance of power and not as a predictive element of the results on voting day.
