
The ex-LR mayor of Cannes, David Lisnard, is progressing in the Ifop-Fiducial polls for LCI and Sud Radio, going from 3.5% to 6% in two weeks, overtaking his competitor from the Republicans stagnating at 5%, in the hypothesis of a race including Édouard Philippe, Gabriel Attal, François Ruffin, Dominique de Villepin and Bruno Retailleau.
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David Lisnard, ex-LR mayor of Cannes, presidential candidate, was given 2% then 3.5% in the Ifop-Fiducial barometers for Le Figaro, LCI and Sud Radio in June and September.
What if “something” finally happened, to use the mantra launched in recent days by David Lisnard’s supporters to praise their champion’s supposed breakthrough in public opinion? Given at 2% then 3.5% in the Ifop-Fiducial barometers for Le Figaro, LCI and Sud Radio in June and September, the ex-LR mayor of Cannes and presidential candidate seems to be on the rise this fall. Proof of this trembling, he climbs to 6% (+2.5 in two weeks) in the new Ifop-Fiducial wave for LCI and Sud Radio, published on Wednesday, in the hypothesis that he would be in the running alongside Édouard Philippe, Gabriel Attal, François Ruffin, Dominique de Villepin and Bruno Retailleau. To the point of doubling its competitor the Republicans, who are stagnating at 5%, just the threshold below which reimbursement of campaign costs is no longer fully guaranteed.
Certainly, the Vendéen keeps a little oxygen (from 6.5 to 8%) in the three other hypotheses where the boss of Nouvelle Énergie…
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David Lisnard will continue to gain points in the polls if the current trend continues.
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