
According to an Odoxa-Backbone poll for Le Figaro, 74% of right and center voters are in favor, including 81% of Édouard Philippe's supporters.
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The article presents the results of an Odoxa-Backbone survey for Le Figaro concerning the organization of a right and center primary for the 2027 presidential election in France.
The French have decided. According to our Odoxa-Backbone poll for Le Figaro, a clear majority of the country (60%) wants the organization of a primary to decide between the numerous candidates from the right and the center with a view to the 2027 presidential election. A figure which rises to 74% for the voters of the parties concerned alone, according to whom bringing their camp together would make it stronger (59%).
But, surprisingly, it is the claimed support of the Horizons party who are the most mobilized (81%), even if it means taking, in doing so, the opposite of their champion, Édouard Philippe, who continues to close the door to the idea of such a competition, calling instead for a union behind him. This, despite his current poor dynamic, he who is no longer given the second round in any institute, whatever the configuration tested.
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