REJECTION BAROMETER: Le Pen, still less rejected
The latest edition of Cluster 17's monthly poll for POLITICO shows that Marine Le Pen is even less rejected by the French than in September. There remains a slim cause for hope for the central bloc.
A recent survey by Cluster 17 for POLITICO shows that Marine Le Pen is less rejected by the French than in September, with 52% of respondents saying they would never vote for her, a decrease of 4 points. In contrast, Jean-Luc Mélenchon is more rejected, with 69% of respondents saying they would never vote for him, an increase of 3 points from the previous month.
The survey also found that Edouard Philippe and Gabriel Attal, representatives of the central bloc, are struggling, with 56% and 59% of respondents respectively saying they would never vote for them. The survey suggests that the French are prioritizing blocking the far-right Rassemblement National and La France insoumise over the central bloc.
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