Jérôme Jaffré is director of Cecop (Centre for studies and knowledge on public opinion) and associate researcher at Cevipof.
LE FIGARO.
- After the projection of Grégoire de Fournas, has Marine Le Pen's strategy of respectability been achieved?
Jerome JAFFRE.
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Until then, Marine Le Pen appeared to be the favorite in the future presidential election.
She was on the way to reducing the Republican barrage in the second round to little.
She was both refocused by competition from Éric Zemmour and his harder line, made respectable by the “tie” outfit of his deputies.
And the winds of Europe carried him.
The Fournas affair will obviously not discourage his first-round voters, who are not really in disagreement with the deputy.
But Le Pen's problem is not to solidify his electorate, it is to widen it, to arrive in a second round to pass the bar of 50% of the votes cast.
There is the possible loss.
She aimed to embody a kind of RPR bis…
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