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Le Cordon Sanitaire Is No More

It will take a brave person to lay Marine Le Pen in next year’s election, I certainly am not that brave, everything is aligning for Le Pen. The striking thing from that poll, conducted post October 17th, is that ‘Marine Le Pen leads in all five tested second-round scenarios, and she’s never been this high.’ In previous French presidential elections I have always been confident that the cordon sanitaire would keep out the Le Pens, not any more. T…

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DECRYPTAGE - In the aftermath of the riots, the nationalist candidate is the only one to consolidate her voting intentions in the first round, according to our Ifop-Fiducial poll.

·Paris, France
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New poll gives Le Pen a huge victory over anyone who will face her in the first round | The big innovation of the latest polls, and this in particular is that she wins in all scenarios - in the second round and ascends to the presidency | The barrier against the right collapses (worldwide)

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The French ultra-rightist leader, Marine Le Pen, would reinforce her position in the face of the French presidential elections of 2027 following the October 17 riots, as she would win in every possible scenario, according to a poll by Ifop-Fiducial published on Tuesday by Le Figaro, LCI and Sud Radio.

·Pamplona, Spain
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Marine Le Pen is extending her lead in the French presidential race after a wave of violence and unrest that has gripped the country in recent days. A new IFOP-Fiducial poll published by the French newspaper Le Figaro, L’Equipe television and Sud Radio gives her between 34 and 38 percent support in the first round of next year’s elections. The data outlines a possible runoff between the far-right leader and the representative of the radical left…

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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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