VALENTINE CHAPUIS / AFP
The National Rally list, however, remains well ahead with 30% of voting intentions.
With the European elections looming – they will take place on June 9 – it is time for polls. This Saturday, an Elabe* survey commissioned by La Tribune Dimanche and BFM TV gives the National Rally still in the lead with 30% of voting intentions, ahead of the presidential camp (16.5%) and the Socialist Party (12%).
More than thirteen points separate the RN list led by Jordan Bardella from that of the presidential majority, led by Valérie Hayer, in voting intentions, figures close to a Toluna-Harris Interactive poll published on Wednesday (31% against 17%) .
The interest of the Elabe survey lies above all in the clear progression it gives to Raphaël Glucksmann’s PS-Place publique list at 12%, 3.5 points compared to the last poll by this institute in March.
Then follow the list of Ecologists by Marie Toussaint (8.5%) and La France insoumise by Manon Aubry (7.5%). François-Xavier Bellamy, head of the Republican list, is credited with 7% of voting intentions, ahead of Marion Maréchal for Reconquest (5.5%).
*This survey was carried out online from April 2 to 4 on a sample of 1,505 people, representative of residents of mainland France aged 18 and over. The margin of error is between 1.1 and 3.5 percentage points.