"The polls, I do not care", said Anne Hidalgo, at the beginning of November, on BFMTV.
Three weeks later, she won't say anything else until they are better.
According to a new Elabe poll for BFMTV and L'Express, published this Wednesday, the mayor of Paris and presidential candidate is still not taking off.
According to the different scenarios, Anne Hidalgo would win in the first round 4 to 5% of the votes (from 3 to 6%, taking into account the margin of error), losing 1 to 2 points compared to the last poll carried out on the 10th and 11th. November.
Candidate since September, dubbed by the Socialist Party the following month, Anne Hidalgo had trouble getting her campaign off the ground.
Tuesday, Olivier Faure even had to deny the information that the Socialist Party was unable to find funding (a presidential candidate can only be reimbursed after having obtained 5% of the vote).
"There is really no problem of financing," had swept the secretary general of the party, explaining that the PS was financing its campaign alone, without the help of the banks for the moment.
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The whole left, in total disunity, remains crushed by the right.
At the head of the left, the leader of rebellious France Jean-Luc Mélenchon is at 9%, according to the Elabe poll.
The ecologist Yannick Jadot is between 8 and 9% depending on the scenarios.
As for Arnaud Montebourg, left alone, and the communist Fabien Roussel, the score in the first round is between 1 and 2%.
LR on hold, Le Pen takes over
On the right, we are still waiting for the candidate of the Republicans, who must be appointed at the end of the party congress, scheduled between December 1 and 4.
According to Elabe, the Xavier Bertrand card (13%) would be the only one able to offer a score above 10% in the first round.
Valérie Pécresse and Michel Barnier would each make 9%, Éric Ciotti 5% and Philippe Juvin 3%.
Opposite, Emmanuel Macron would go to a second round, with 25 and 27% of the vote.
While he should officially announce his candidacy in the coming days, the former journalist Éric Zemmour is left behind according to this survey by his competitor, Marine Le Pen.
Losing from 0 to 2 points depending on the scenario, the polemicist won between 12 and 15% of the vote.
The representative of the National Rally, she obtains 20 to 22% of the vote, gaining 2 to 4 points.
"Somewhere he is helping us," Marine Le Pen said a few days ago about Eric Zemmour.
Qualified for the second round, the member for Pas-de-Calais would however lose it against Emmanuel Macron, 45% against 55%.
Elabe survey carried out on a sample of 1,491 people representative of residents of metropolitan France aged 18 and over, including 1,350 registered on the electoral roll.
Internet query on November 23 and 24, 2021.
