The poll places Marine Le Pen ahead in the first round of the 2027 French presidential election, with approximately 34% of voting intentions. In the race for second place, former Prime Minister Édouard Philippe and left-wing leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon emerge, in a duel that remains very closely contested.
This leadership position for Le Pen represents a continuation of the trend seen in recent elections, with the far-right party strengthening its support base among French voters.
In the French left camp, the situation is described as "true fragmentation," which hinders the development of any viable strategy to achieve victory in the presidential election. This internal division represents a significant challenge for the left-wing parties attempting to unite the electorate around a common candidate.
