The popularity of French President Emmanuel Macron has fallen to its lowest level since he took office in 2017. This comes from a survey published on Saturday. svet.sme.sk ↗
The result represents the lowest value of Macron's popularity throughout his entire time at the helm of France. The survey also showed that the president is behind the leaders of the far right in the public popularity ranking. teraz.sk ↗
The published information does not state specific percentage values or details about the survey's methodology. It is therefore unclear by how much Macron's popularity has decreased or how many respondents took part in the survey.
The results come at a time when France is closely watching the standing of both the president and political representatives of the far right. Jordan Bardella is among its prominent leaders, but the published data does not include his individual rating or the exact ranking of the various politicians.
The survey thus captures the weakening of Macron's position compared to previous years. Further developments will depend on whether the president manages to reverse this trend and how support for far-right political forces changes going forward.
Macron's popularity drops to lowest level since 2017
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