Overview

• In a hypothetical presidential runoff, 51% say they would vote to block Jean‑Luc Mélenchon, compared with 45–46% who would do so against the RN.
• For potential new legislative elections, 58% favor a barrier against LFI versus 46% against RN candidates.
• The long‑standing “front républicain” shows fatigue, with 53% disapproving of the mass withdrawals used to stop an RN majority in July 2024.
• Support for an anti‑LFI front is especially strong among the center‑right and Macron’s camp, with about 81–82% of their supporters in favor.
• The findings land as RN deputies Sébastien Chenu and Hélène Laporte regain two Assembly vice‑presidencies after macronists and parts of the right chose not to oppose them.