
La candidate du Rassemblement national progresse de 5 points sur la question de sa compétence à être une bonne présidente
La septième vague du baromètre des présidentiables confirme la progression de Marine Le Pen, qui gagne 5 points sur sa compétence présidentielle et 9 points à droite, grâce à un basculement d'une partie de l'électorat de droite vers elle.
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Il s'agit de la septième vague du baromètre des présidentiables, qui mesure la stature présidentielle des candidats.
La septième vague du baromètre des présidentiables confirme le cavalier seul de Marine Le Pen face à ses concurrents. La candidate du Rassemblement national voit sa stature présidentielle progresser nettement ce mois-ci. Notamment sur la question de savoir si elle a les compétences pour être une bonne présidente. Marine Le Pen gagne 5 points en un mois ! Cette progression est principalement la conséquence d’un basculement d’une partie de l’électorat de droite vers elle. Elle gagne ainsi 9 points à droite sur cet item de la compétence et 4 points sur sa capacité à prendre les décisions dont le pays a besoin.

The announcement of Teddy Riner's candidacy for the 2027 presidential election raises questions. Aged 37, the judoka has not ruled out participating in the Los Angeles Olympic Games in 2028, according to an interview with the daily Le Parisien.

Raphaël Glucksmann announces a plan of 200 billion euros of public investments over the five-year term for his “ecological revolution”, including the state of ecological emergency and an “ecological Republic” in the Constitution. At the same time, Édouard Philippe and Dominique de Villepin welcome the surprise presidential candidacy of judoka Teddy Riner.
Teddy Riner formalizes his candidacy for the 2027 presidential election in Le Parisien and on his social networks, breaking his promise to announce it first in “Quotidien”. Yann Barthès reacted with irony by broadcasting archives from September 2025 where the judoka had committed to coming first on the TMC set.

An Odoxa barometer for Le Figaro reveals that 79% of French people believe that the government was inadequate in the face of the riots, with transpartisan rejection ranging from 73% among LFI to 88% among the RN. Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez presented his resignation, refused by the president. Demonstrations are planned for Tuesday in several large cities, notably in Paris, in a context of mobilization of the civil service and student protests.
An inter-union is calling for a day of strike and demonstrations on Tuesday, while discussions with the executive are deadlocked almost two months after the start of the high school and student movement. The Prime Minister announced an increase in the minimum wage of 0.6% plus an automatic increase of 1%, bringing the minimum wage to nearly 1,502 euros net monthly from December 1, considered insufficient by the unions.

Teddy Riner, French judoka born in Pointe-à-Pitre in 1989, announces his candidacy for the presidency of the Republic. In the West Indies, reactions are divided between skepticism and curiosity in the face of a campaign considered catastrophic.