President 2027: David Lisnard Makes a Breakthrough at Least 10%, Just Behind Édouard Philippe and Raphaël Glucksmann, According to a Poll
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David Lisnard, right-wing candidate and mayor of Cannes, made a remarkable entry into the OpinionWay barometer by reaching between 10% and 12% of voting intentions according to the different scenarios tested
The Liberal presidential candidate, David Lisnard, credited 10 to 12% of the voting intentions according to a poll, closes his gap with the candidates of the centre Édouard Philippe and the winner of the socialist primary, Raphaël Glucksmann.
Bruno Retailleau, the Republican presidential candidate, said Thursday that the primary of the right and center should be done even if Édouard Philippe continues to refuse to participate.
Credited by Elabe from 8% to 10.5% of the voting intentions, the mayor of Cannes progresses and blurs the tracks on the opportunity to organize a primary without Édouard Philippe.
David Lisnard reaches 10 percent in three variants of the Cluster17 poll ahead of the 2027 French presidential election. The mayor of Cannes, a proponent of liberal economic reforms and decentralization, is becoming an increasingly serious competitor to the current right-wing leaders. Paul Cébille, writing in "Le Figaro," points to the role of Instagram in his rise. Behind his online popularity, however, lies a politician with years of local gov…
A second polling institute gives the mayor of Cannes beyond the 10% voting target in the first round of the presidential election.
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