Journalists

French people’s opinion of public aid to companies using tax havens

Voting intentions in the run-up to the presidential election

Hantavirus: a health alert passed through the post-Covid filter

Following media coverage of a hantavirus cluster, Deep Opinion analyzed online conversations around the subject. This short but intense sequence illustrates a major transformation in the public arena: a health alert no longer circulates solely as medical information. It is immediately interpreted through the Covid's memory, the trust placed in institutions and the reflexes specific to social networks.

2026 municipal elections: Paris anchored firmly on the left

Municipal elections in Paris: beyond the duel of personalities
The municipal election campaign in Paris was largely read through the confrontation between Emmanuel Grégoire and Rachida Dati, contributing to the highly personalized nature of the vote. While the equation specific to each candidate naturally weighed heavily, the results invite us to look beyond individual trajectories. Firstly, they confirm the persistence of the divide between the west and east of the capital, still a structuring feature of Parisian political geography. But they also reveal the realignments underway, in a sequence of late Macronism where the electoral balances emerging from 2017 appear increasingly fragile.

Abstention from municipal elections: between distancing oneself from local politics and the devitalization of communal life in rural areas

The French and Eastern Christians

How the French view François-Hollande and Raphaël Glucksmann

With less than a year to go to the 2027 presidential election, the Ifop survey for Paris Match confirms the difficulty for the social-democrat camp to come up with a candidacy that generates genuine desire in public opinion. In a political arena already fraught with the risk of candidacy gridlock, Raphaël Glucksmann now appears to be better placed than François Hollande, yet he has failed to generate a massive support dynamic.

Popularity ratings – Ifop Opinion Barometer – May 2026

Media Trend Report 2026

Wearing a helmet on a bicycle: a large majority of French people in favor of making it compulsory

Helmets are a matter of course for the vast majority of French people.
According to our survey for En-velo-simone.fr, more than 8 out of 10 French people are in favor of mandatory helmet use, for both conventional and electrically-assisted bicycles (VAE).

Humanizing Intelligence: Ifop North America Perspective from IIEX 2026

Professionals and the road: how well do they know their employees’ road risk (Edition 2026)

Awareness of road risk has increased since 2016 among the managers surveyed, with better identification of their responsibility and its more frequent inclusion in the Document Unique.

Managers are also more aware of their responsibilities, particularly with regard to home-work journeys, which were still poorly identified ten years ago.

Despite these advances, road risk remains largely underestimated, with prevention actions implemented by only a quarter of managers, and insufficiently planned for the year 2026.

The lack of action is primarily due to a lack of interest or a feeling of not being concerned, rather than a lack of resources.

Raising managerial awareness appears to be the key lever for transforming awareness into concrete prevention initiatives within companies with 1 to 49 employees