Man or woman, it doesn't matter: what the French want is a "
sincere
", "
creative
" prime minister, who is an "
elected representative on the ground
".
According to an Odoxa poll for
Le Figaro
, 68% of French people are indifferent to the sex of the future head of government, even if they are twice as likely to call for a woman (21%) rather than a man (11%).
While almost a third (30%) would prefer him to be under 50 (compared to 13% for him to be older), the majority of respondents (56%) are not interested either. age of the next prime minister.
The same goes for his political orientation - right, left or centre: for 46%, it doesn't matter.
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A new personality
What the French ultimately want according to this survey is an elected official (43%) who has more of an ecological sensitivity (40%).
Among the qualities required come first sincerity (63%), the ability to propose ideas and solutions (56%), appeasement (34%) and seriousness (32%).
The priority expectations of the French around the action of the Prime Minister concern purchasing power (77%), security (54%), public services (32%) and ecological transition (31%).
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The French finally agree on the desire to renew the future government.
Although most are indifferent (56%), they are almost one in three (31%) to prefer a new and little known personality rather than a person who has already been elected (13%) as the next prime minister.
The same goes for the composition of the government: among the current ministers, Bruno Le Maire is the one that those polled most want to see renewed, with only 38% of favorable opinions.
The Minister of the Economy is followed by Jean-Yves Le Drian (36%), Olivier Véran (35%) and Roselyne Bachelot (31%).
Jean-Michel Blanquer (21%) and Barbara Pompili (18%) arrive at the back of the pack.