With less than 6 months to go to the municipal elections, Ifop-Fiducial for Le Figaro and Sud radio asked Parisians about the political climate in Paris.
On the one hand, in the hypothesis of separate Pierre-Yves Bournazel and Rachida Dati lists, the list backed by the Minister of Culture would come out on top (26-28% of voting intentions), ahead of the Socialist Party and Communist Party municipal majority list backed by Emmanuel Grégoire (20%-22%). The Horizons et de Renaissance list backed by Pierre-Yves Bournazel would garner between 14 and 15% of voting intentions.
On the other hand, in the event of a union list between LR and the central bloc, this would come out clearly ahead (35% of voting intentions, 13 points ahead of the list backed by Emmanuel Grégoire).
On the left, the Ecologistes (ex-EÉLV) list backed by David Belliard would obtain 13% of votes cast, and the France insoumise list 12%. It should also be noted that in the event of a joint LFI and Ecologistes list, this would garner 19% of voting intentions, close to the municipal majority list backed by Emmanuel Grégoire (22%).
In the second round, in the event of a four-way tie, the Republicans, Modem and UDI list backed by Rachida Dati would come out on top (36% of voting intentions), ahead of the Socialist Party, Ecologists and Communist Party municipal majority list backed by Emmanuel Grégoire (34%) and the LFI and Horizons, Renaissance lists (15% of voting intentions). In the event of a three-way tie with Rachida Dati, the Minister of Culture’s list would also come out on top (45%), 5 points ahead of the municipal majority list.
