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Nearly Half Of French Voters May Support National Rally, And Immigration Is A Major Concern
Nearly Half Of French Voters May Support National Rally, And Immigration Is A Major Concern
Via Remix News,
Last Friday, an Ipsos poll conducted for the Jean-Jaurès Foundation, Le Monde, and Cevipof indicated that 45 percent of French voters are now considering voting for the National Rally (RN) in the 2027 elections, meaning the anti-migration party’s candidate is favored to win the presidency.
According to Antoine Bristielle, director of the Foundation’s Opinion Observatory, the poll shows that RN “has managed to unite very different electorates around a common foundation, but that its cohesion remains fragile...
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