The Head of State, whose rating had fallen sharply in October, notably regained points among young and old.
Emmanuel Macron’s popularity rating rose by 4 points in November, with 40% favorable opinions, while that of Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne gained 1 point to 42%, according to a BVA poll* for RTL and Orange published on Friday November 18.
The Head of State, whose rating had fallen sharply in October, notably regained points among the young and the oldest, “its difficulty still remains to address the intermediate age groups, largely made up of working people”, underlines the institute. As for the Prime Minister, “although she is still struggling to make an impression, she is gradually managing to imprint her mark around the image of a serious, competent woman with conviction, even if some criticize her for being too “technocrat” Where “haughty”, adds the institute.
Edouard Philippe acclaimed
Among the personalities that the French would like them to have more influence on political life, former Prime Minister Edouard Philippe remains in the lead (+2 pts to 40%) followed by the RN presidential candidate Marine Le Pen ( +2 pts at 35%) and the Minister of Finance Bruno le Maire (+3 pts at 27%). The new president of the National Rally Jordan Bardella wins 5 points to 23%.
*Survey carried out on a sample of 1,000 people representative of the French population aged 18 and over, questioned by internet on November 16 and 17 according to the quota method, with a margin of error of 1.4 to 3, 1 points.
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