The first edition of this “rolling” survey, for LCI, Le Figaro and Sud Radio, measures voting intentions for the first time since all the candidates have been known.
It places the candidates of the National Rally and the Republican-leaning Eric Ciotti at 34%. A previous study from the same institute, published Monday by LCI, gave 33% to the RN and 4% for this wing of LR favorable to the alliance with the party of Jordan Bardella, then measured separately.
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The New Popular Front continues to progress, and 89% of its voters are sure of their choice, a rate comparable to that of the RN (88%) and higher than that of the presidential camp (73%).
The candidates favorable to the duo Emmanuel Macron and Gabriel Attal, under the Ensemble banner, who only received 18% of voting intentions in Monday’s poll, jumped to 22%, while remaining behind the other two blocs.
LR candidates hostile to the alliance with the RN obtain 6%, against 5% on Monday.
According to this survey, 64% of voters plan to vote in the first round of the early legislative elections scheduled for June 30, a participation which would be up significantly compared to 49% in 2022 in mainland France.
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Another Toluna-Harris Interactive barometer for Challenges, M6 and RTL presented fairly close figures on Thursday, with an RN and its allies at 35% voting intentions, a New Popular Front at 26% and a presidential majority credited with 21 %.
The Ifop survey was carried out online from June 18 to 20 on a representative sample of 1,861 people registered on the electoral lists. The margins of error are between 1.1 and 2.5 points.
The Toluna-Harris Interactive survey was carried out using the same method, from June 19 to 20 on a representative sample of 2,004 people registered on the electoral lists (margins of error between 1 and 2.3 points).
