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BackPrésidentielle 2027 : David Lisnard double Bruno Retailleau à droite, selon un sondage
Présidentielle 2027 : David Lisnard double Bruno Retailleau à droite, selon un sondage
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Présidentielle 2027 : David Lisnard double Bruno Retailleau à droite, selon un sondage

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Le maire ex-LR de Cannes, David Lisnard, progresse dans les sondages Ifop-Fiducial pour LCI et Sud Radio, passant de 3,5 % à 6 % en deux semaines, dépassant son concurrent des Républicains stagne à 5 %, dans l'hypothèse d'une course incluant Édouard Philippe, Gabriel Attal, François Ruffin, Dominique de Villepin et Bruno Retailleau.

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David Lisnard, maire ex-LR de Cannes, candidat à la présidentielle, était donné à 2 % puis à 3,5 % dans les baromètres Ifop-Fiducial pour Le Figaro, LCI et Sud Radio en juin et septembre.

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Et s’il se passait enfin «quelque chose», pour reprendre le mantra lancé ces derniers jours par les partisans de David Lisnard pour vanter la supposée percée de leur champion dans l’opinion ? Donné à 2 % puis à 3,5 % dans les baromètres Ifop-Fiducial pour Le Figaro, LCI et Sud Radio de juin et de septembre, le maire ex-LR de Cannes et candidat à la présidentielle semble avoir le vent en poupe en cet automne. Preuve de ce frémissement, il grimpe à 6 % (+2,5 en deux semaines) dans la nouvelle vague Ifop-Fiducial pour LCI et Sud Radio, publiée mercredi, dans l’hypothèse où il serait en lice aux côtés d’Édouard Philippe, Gabriel Attal, François Ruffin, Dominique de Villepin et Bruno Retailleau. Au point de doubler son concurrent des Républicains, qui stagne à 5 %, soit tout juste le seuil en deçà duquel le remboursement des frais de campagne n’est plus totalement garanti.

Certes, le Vendéen garde un peu d’oxygène (de 6,5 à 8 %) dans les trois autres hypothèses où le patron de Nouvelle Énergie…

What to Watch

AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • David Lisnard continuera de gagner des points dans les sondages si la tendance actuelle se maintient.

    Possible · Within weeks

Open Questions

  • Quel est le programme précis de David Lisnard pour la présidentielle ?
  • Pourquoi son concurrent des Républicains stagne-t-il à 5 % ?
  • Quelles sont les intentions de Nouvelle Énergie dans cette course ?

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