The Republican candidate is in a hole of air. If it remains stable at 16.5% on Tuesday, its delay over Marine Le Pen is growing (18.5%, +0.5), while Eric Zemmour is progressing (12.5%, +0.5) . 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.
Can Valérie Pécresse get out of the pincers exerted by the two candidates of the national right? The Republican candidate, who traveled to Puy-en-Velay to meet Laurent Wauquiez on Friday, is looking for a second wind. Credited with 16.5% (=), the president of the Ile-de-France region finds herself this Tuesday behind 2 points by Marine Le Pen, who gains another 0.5 point (18.5%) in our poll # LaPrésidentielle en temps real Ifop-Fiducial for Paris Match. The National Rally candidate thus obtains her best score since the start of our consultation and returns to six points behind Emmanuel Macron, stable with 24.5% of voting intentions in the first round.
Zemmour put an end to the bleeding
At the same time, Eric Zemmour put an end to the hemorrhage of last week. It amounts to 12.5% of voting intentions in the first round, its level on January 10, the first day of our consultation. He is now behind Valérie Pécresse by four points. Qualification for the second round is still a long way off, still six points behind the second place occupied by Marine Le Pen.
On the left, it’s always the doldrums. Jean-Luc Mélenchon loses 0.5 points to fall back to 10% of voting intentions while all the other candidates are stable, without momentum despite a stronger media presence like Anne Hidalgo and Christiane Taubira both credited with 3% of voting intentions.
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