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Popularity indexes – Ifop Opinion Barometer – November 2025

As every month, Ifop, in partnership with the JDD, publishes the results of its barometer of the popularity of the President of the Republic and his Prime Minister.

The priesthood today – A survey of priests

Ifop, for the Observatoire français du catholicisme, has carried out a study on the French clergy, and more specifically on priests, shedding new light on this category of the population.

Home-based employment: a sector of the future at the heart of the regions

How the French view their local public space

Ifop, in partnership with Razel-Bec, unveils the results of a survey on how the French view the public space in their local communities. In the run-up to the next municipal elections, the survey sheds light on citizens' priorities and expectations.

Personalities dashboard – November 2025

The November 2025 IFOP-Fiducial personalities scoreboard for Paris Match and Sud Radio confirms the climate of political mistrust: as in July, September and October, not a single personality passes the symbolic 50% threshold of good opinion. However, the overall trend in this wave is upward: a large majority of politicians (33 in all) have seen their image improve with the French.

Barometer on French attitudes to apprenticeship and company training – 3rd edition

In an uncertain economic climate and a job market undergoing profound change, career paths are being reinvented, requiring constant adaptability on the part of both employees and companies. Faced with these transformations, the IGENSIA
Education Group unveils the results of its annual barometer on the relationship between the French and apprenticeships, training and employment. The study highlights a persistent paradox: while French people and companies say they are convinced of the need for lifelong learning, they are still struggling to turn this conviction into lasting practice. Lack of support for young people, difficulty in accessing sustainable training schemes, training policies deemed insufficient by 4 out of 10 employers, a feeling of skills mismatch... The barometer reveals a still fragile dialogue between the expectations of the French and the real needs of companies, but also a shared aspiration to better prepare future generations for major transformations in the world of work.

French families’ expectations of their local authorities

This Ifop study highlights French families' main expectations of their local community. Quality of the school environment, a healthy living environment, access to health care and cultural and sporting activities are the main criteria identified, with variations according to region and social background. The study also shows that issues such as safety, housing, reconciling different lifestyles, and municipal action on the birth rate are central to parents' concerns.

Current state of Muslims’ relationship with Islam and Islamism in France

At a time when questions about the integration of Muslims occupy such a prominent place in public debate, it has to be said that there are few, if any, surveys that can accurately measure the evolution of this population's relationship with religion over time. This survey of over 1,000 people of Muslim faith sheds new light on the profound changes that have taken place in French Islam over the past forty years.

Ifop survey for LADAPT, Agefiph and fiphfp – Disability and employment: equality for all!

To mark the launch of the European Week for the Employment of People with Disabilities (SEEPH) on Monday November 17, and the 20th anniversary of the 2005 law on equal rights and opportunities, Ifop has carried out a new survey for LADAPT, Agefiph and fiphfp: "Handicaps et emploi : l'égalité pour toutes et tous!

Fighting incivilities: what the French expect from their mayors

The survey carried out by Ifop in partnership with Vizzia highlights the particularly high expectations of the French in terms of safety and public tranquility.

How the French feel about the 2026 municipal elections

In the run-up to the 2026 municipal elections, this Ifop survey for La Tribune Dimanche paints a picture of French people who are very attached to their communes, but demanding of their elected representatives. Firstly, the living environment remains a strong point: almost nine out of ten residents of communes with 5,000 or more inhabitants say they are satisfied with living in their commune, including a quarter who are "very satisfied" (85% overall). On the other hand, the assessment of the town's evolution is more nuanced: only 29% feel that their commune has changed "rather for the better" since 2020, 30% "rather for the worse", and four out of ten see no real change (41%).

2nd wave of the barometer on the image of industry in the eyes of the French

As part of the second edition of the Arts & Métiers Observatory of Responsible Industries, Ifop for Arts & Métiers Alumni and Adrénaline questioned the French on their relationship with industry.