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Marine Le Pen leads 2027 French presidential election polls

Recent polling and political developments indicate Marine Le Pen is the leading candidate for the 2027 French presidential election. Multiple surveys, including those by Harris Interactive and Ifop-Fiducial, suggest Le Pen would win the first round with approximately 33% to 38% of the vote and remains the favorite in all tested second-round matchups.

Jean-Luc Mélenchon is identified as a strong contender for the radical left, with polling placing him between 16% and 19%. He is viewed as a likely candidate to reach a second-round duel against Le Pen in several scenarios. Meanwhile, the centrist bloc faces fragmentation; Édouard Philippe and Gabriel Attal are competing for dominance within the center, with Philippe polling between 14.5% and 21% and Attal between 14% and 23% depending on the specific electoral configuration.

In the social democratic camp, Raphaël Glucksmann has announced his candidacy, seeking to represent a more pro-European and moderate left. The upcoming campaign is expected to focus heavily on economic stability and wealth creation, following a televised debate organized by MEDEF.

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France · Jean-Luc Mélenchon · Marine Le Pen · National Rally · Raphaël Glucksmann · Rassemblement National · Édouard Philippe

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