Using Ifop's popularity barometers, the deputy director general of the polling institute shows that if the center of gravity of macronism has indeed shifted to the right, the head of state does not as much lost all its support on the left, especially in the oldest fringe of this electorate.
● A shift to the right of the 2017 base
Emmanuel Macron is completing the third year and a half of his mandate at a level of popularity that is certainly a minority, but with a very stable base of support.
In fact, the Head of State has benefited over the last twelve months, in the Ifop-
Le JDD
indices
, from an average popularity which stands at 38%, higher than that of his last two predecessors at the same period ( Nicolas Sarkozy: 33% satisfied in 2010; François Hollande: 24% in 2015).
This "popularity glaze" marked by very marginal oscillations (3 to 4 points) since the announcement of the first confinement contrasts with the
annus horribilis
2020 known by the country and its president.
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