Lagarde Would Equal Any Other Centrist in Elysée Run, Poll Shows
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According to a new poll by Cluster 17 that tested eighteen French political figures, Teddy Riner's announcement did not upset the intentions of the French to vote since it is credited with only...
The ECB's resigning president, who will leave her office at the beginning of February, had so far never been tested by a survey institute.
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Christine Lagarde, who did not declare herself a candidate in the presidential election, could be credited 14% according to a Cluster 17 poll. Teddy Ringer is credited with 2% of the voting intentions.
SONDAGE CLUSTER 17 x POLITICO. The Cluster 17 Institute tested the scenario of a presidential candidate for Christine Lagarde. The future ex-patrone of the ECB, whom some dream of getting into the race, is already playing an equal game with Edouard Philippe.
My dear impertinent, dear impertinents, Well, that's it, it's starting to happen things on the front of this presidential election whose campaign is taking place in a terrible climate. There is first Christine Lagarde whose candidacy is tested by the polls, the announcement of the candidacy of our national Teddy Riner [...]
Christine Lagarde, who will leave the Presidency of the European Central Bank (ECB), would collect 14% of the voting intentions and thus exceed Édouard Philippe if she were to embark on the Elysée race, according to a poll published on Wednesday 11 November. An application that would change everything. The ECB's resigning president, who will leave her office at the beginning of February, would collect 14% of the voting intentions, placing hersel…
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