Is a Macron-Le Pen second round inevitable? The two duelists of the 2017 presidential election increase their lead this Wednesday in our poll. Before the 2022 presidential election, every day at 5 p.m., Monday to Friday, discover the results of our daily Ifop-Fiducial poll for Paris Match-LCI-Sud-Radio.
A bis repeated? In 2017, the second round of the presidential election opposed Emmanuel Macron to Marine Le Pen for a large victory for the first city with more than 66% of the votes cast. Less than four months before the first round of the 2022 election, the hypothesis of a rematch is increasingly tangible in the #LaPrésidentielleEnTempsRéel Ifop-Fiducial poll for Paris Match. Always in the lead since the start of our daily consultation on January 10, the outgoing president, still not officially a candidate, still has a comfortable lead over his pursuers. With 25% of voting intentions, it even rose slightly by 0.5 points.
Taubira is already running out of steam
In second position, we find the president of the National Rally who confirms her improvement to reach 18% (+1 point). A result far from his score in the first round of 2017 (21.30%) but which allows him to make the hole with Eric Zemmour stable at 11.5%. Marine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron also have an electorate that is very sure of their choice (83% certainty of the vote for Marine Le Pen, 78% for Emmanuel Macron). In third position for voting intentions in the first round, LR candidate Valérie Pécresse is weakening somewhat (16%, -0.5 points) but it is still early to draw the consequences of her speaking out against violence against women. to Jean-Jacques Bourdin.
On the left, the positions are stabilized with the exception of that of Christiane Taubira. Far from being propelled in our survey by its entry into the campaign, the former Left Radical is already losing ground (3.5%, -0.5 points). The Citizen Primary organized at the end of January could allow him to return to the media scene, it remains to be seen whether this will be enough to be audible to the French.
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