68% consider the movement of demands “justified”, joined by many students, i.e. five points more than during the previous measurement, carried out on October 7 and 8, ten days before the 17th. The Head of State, traveling alongside security forces and local elected officials in the Marseille city, admitted a lack of anticipation on the day of October 17, marked by urban violence.
Marine Le Pen has gained three points since September and consolidates her place as number one, with 38% of French people supporting her or feeling sympathy for her. With 24% support, he finds himself fourteen points behind Marine Le Pen, compared to eight in September, and loses five points with his own base, the supporters of the right and the center.
When asked who will benefit from this crisis, the French hardly hesitate.
The French have not withdrawn their support from high school students.
Odoxa’s membership ratings confirm this hunch.
But the wear and tear is being felt, 63% now want it not to continue after the All Saints' Day holidays.
At the same time, its rejection rating fell by three points, to 46%.
With 24% support, he finds himself fourteen points behind Marine Le Pen, compared to eight in September, and loses five points with his own base, the supporters of the right and the center.