SURVEY – Three days before the election, participation reached its highest level ever measured by the daily Ifop-Fiducial study on Friday. The FigaroLCI and Sud Radio.
It’s the end of a first lightning campaign. Barely three weeks after the surprise dissolution of the Assembly, activated by Emmanuel Macron in the wake of the European elections, the French are once again called to the polls on Sunday for the first round of early legislative elections. After twenty short days that saw the entire French political landscape explode, voters are showing growing interest in the vote. Enough to boost participation, estimated on Friday at 67% (+3 in one week), or 19.5 points more than during the last legislative elections of 2022. This is what the daily Ifop-Fiducial poll reveals on Friday for The Figaro, LCI and Sud Radio, which provides final seat projections based on voting intentions at the national level.
While the “union of rights” led by the National Rally – and reinforced by 62 “ciottist” candidates – was shaken by the controversy over the ban on certain “extremely sensitive jobs” to…
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