Eight out of ten French people think that Macronism will not survive after the 2027 presidential election

Eight out of ten French people believe that Macronism will not survive after the next presidential election in 2027, and 82% believe that the political project championed by Emmanuel Macron since 2017 is rather a failure, according to an Odoxa - Backbone Consulting poll for Le Figaro published this Friday, May 30. For 59% of French people, Macronism is not a current of political thought.

While 37% of those surveyed said they voted for the head of state in the first round of 2017 and/or 2022, only 26% now believe in the sustainability of Macronism.

82% of French people also believe that the political project championed by Emmanuel Macron since 2017 is a failure. This sentiment is even shared by 63% of those who voted for him in the first round in 2017 or 2022.

Furthermore, only 17% of those who voted for the head of state in the first round in 2017 or 2022 are considering voting for him again in the first round of a future presidential election if he could run again. Renaissance supporters are the only ones to consider this vote in the majority (70%).

The future of Macronism also faces the absence of a successor in the presidential camp.

Two representatives from Macron's left wing came out on top, but far short of a majority: Gabriel Attal (45%) and Elisabeth Borne (35%). They were followed by Édouard Philippe (31%), Gérald Darmanin (27%), and Yaël Braun-Pivet (22%).