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Election day is here in France. Here's what you need to know to watch the presidential election like a pro.
https://www.politico.eu/article/watch-french-presidential-election-2022-like-a-pro/
France is heading to the polls for the election’s first round Sunday.
The last France election polls have been published!
Our final POLITICO Poll of Polls before the first round of voting on Sunday shows the race for top spot has narrowed to 3 percentage points. Emmanuel Macron stands at 26 percent, far-right candidate Marine Le Pen at 23 percent.
Marine Le Pen has surged to 23 percent in our POLITICO Poll of Polls which still has Emmanuel Macron ahead at 27 percent. A 4 percentage point lead would be within the historical margin of error of plus and minus around 2 percentage points for each party or candidate.
Via politico.eu/pollofpolls.
The first round of France's presidential election is in three days.
Emmanuel Macron enjoyed a boost in polls following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, but now, days before the first round of voting, far-right candidate Marine Le Pen is closer than she has been in six months.
Slovenia holds National Assembly elections on April 24.
The governing Slovenian Democratic Party is 3 points ahead of the green party, Freedom Movement.
France holds the first round of its presidential elections on Sunday.
Emmanuel Macron is leading the polls with 27 percent, but far-right candidate Marine Le Pen, at 22 percent, and left-wing candidate, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, with 16, have seen been gaining ground in recent days.
Next Sunday, the first round of the French presidential election will be held. The polling trends have been narrowing significantly over recent days with far-right candidate Marine Le Pen increasing to 20 percent.
Here's our current poll of polls from http://pollofpolls.eu. 👇
The UK’s Conservative Party now sits 3 percentage points behind the opposition Labour Party, having increased its popularity in the polls to 35 percent in recent weeks.
It's a jump from January, when Labour was 9 points ahead of the Tories in the wake of the Partygate scandal.
Eleven days until the first round of voting in the French presidential election and the most recent trends in the poll of polls are consolidating.
Incumbent Emmanuel Macron's figures are stabilizing at 28 percent, 9 points ahead of far-right challenger Marine Le Pen.
12 days until the first round of voting in the French presidential election and the most recent trends in the poll of polls are consolidating.
Incumbent Emmanuel Macron's figures are stabilizing at 28 percent, 9 points ahead of far-right challenger Marine Le Pen.
Slovenia's National Assembly elections are less than a month away, taking place on April 24.
The governing Slovenian Democratic Party holds a 2 percent lead over the green party, Freedom Movement. Both parties have seen their numbers increase in the past two weeks.
Hungary holds general elections this Sunday and it looks like Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's Fidesz party is set for another victory.
The poll of polls shows a small but significant lead for the ruling party, over the electoral alliance of the united opposition.
Malta heads to the polls on Saturday for a general election.
Prime minster Robert Abela's Labour Party is head in the polls, with a wide margin of 10 percent ahead of the opposition.
Just 16 days to go until the first round of the French presidential election and Emmanuel Macron's lead in our poll of polls has narrowed slightly. Far-right candidate Marine Le Pen is rising in the polls as her far-right rival Eric Zemmour continues his downward trend.
Visit pollofpolls.eu for more polling trends from across Europe.
Slovenian Parliamentary elections are less than a month away.
The governing Slovenian Democratic Party leads the polls at 25 percent while the green party, Freedom Movement, stands second with 23 percent.
With Hungary's Parliamentary elections two weeks away, prime minister Viktor Orbán's Fidesz-KNDP alliance is widening its lead.
The ruling alliance stands at 50 percent in the polls, while the United Opposition is at 44 percent.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine is on everyone's mind, also in France as found consistently in polls. But does the war lead to voters changing their mind about who to vote for?
We discuss this question in yesterday's France Election Playbook: https://politico.eu/newsletter/france-election-playbook/right-wing-fest-cutting-the-cordon-restless-hollande/ 📊
Malta's general elections are taking place this Saturday, March 26.
The governing Labour party enjoys a steady 10 percent lead over the opposition Nationalist Party.
Who's ahead in the polls in Hungary?
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Our current poll of polls:
Fidesz: 50% (+1)
United Opposition: 44% (new)
MKKP: 3% (+1)
MH: 2% (new)
+/- vs. 2018 result
With less than 3 weeks to go until the first round of voting in the French presidential election, Emmanuel Macron seems to have hit a ceiling in polls at 30 percent. At this point it looks likely that he will face right-wing Marine Le Pen in the second round.
French voters head to the polls 20 days from now, on April 10, to elect their president.
Judging from the current polls, Emmanuel Macron is the clear favorite — likely to win a second term. He leads in the polls for the first election round and in all run-off scenarios.
Malta is holding its general election this Sunday, March 26.
The ruling Labour party seems on track to win a third term in office, despite the narrowing gap in poll numbers between them and the opposition Nationalist party.
ORBAN’S CLOSE RACE: While France looks poised to re-elect its incumbent leader Emmanuel Macron, on the other side of the Continent, Hungary’s own right-wing Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is facing a make-or-break ballot on April 3. Orbán is the longest-serving national leader at the European Council table, holding office uninterrupted since 2010 and previously serving as PM from 1998 to 2002.
From Brussels Playbook, POLITICO’s must-read briefing on what's driving the day in Brussels, by Suzanne Lynch and Jakob Hanke Vela.
In 2017, left-wing candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon delivered a sprint finish in the last 40 days, going from 11 percent in the polls to 19.6 percent on election day. He still ended up in fourth place, but just 2 points behind the second-placed Le Pen who qualified for the second round. Mélenchon also saw a surge in the polls in the latter phase of the 2012 campaign, which collapsed only days before the first round of voting. And this time around? Here's the latest trend from POLITICO Poll of Polls.
French President Emmanuel Macron laid out his campaign platform for the first time on Thursday with just three weeks and three days to go until the first round of the presidential election. The incumbent holds a lead of 13 percentage points in our poll of polls.
Do Europeans want Ukraine to join the EU?
Through a new poll, we’ve found there is strong support for Ukrainian membership — but many remain unconvinced it should become a member immediately.
TALK OF THE TOWN: While Eric Zemmour’s numbers in the polls are decreasing, the pundit-turned-politician continues to stir up the conversations online. According to the Social Media tracker by Ipsos-Sopra Steria in collaboration with Synthesio, Zemmour still has the second highest number of mentions each week on social media posts and blogs, just behind Macron. He gets mentioned twice as much than his rivals from left and right, Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Valérie Pécresse. And although Le Pen seems on track to qualify again for the second-round of the election, she gets less attention than the others online.
Marine Le Pen reaches 18 percent in our poll of polls, emerging again as the most likely candidate to challenge Emmanuel Macron in the second round.
With downward trends for Eric Zemmour and Valérie Pécresse, the gap between Marine Le Pen and the rest of the field is growing.
Boris Johnson’s Conservative party is moving up in the polls — but remains in second place, under the opposition Labour Party.
At 35 percent, the Tories are now only 4 points behind.
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