The Prime Minister gains one point and receives 25% of favorable opinions, against 73% who believe that he is not a good Prime Minister. Anger is cited first by 67% of those questioned in this survey.
Faced with the images of October 17 marked by urban violence and ransacking, the dominant feeling among the French is neither helplessness at 19% nor, even less, fear at 12%.
Traveling alongside security forces and local elected officials in the Marseille city, the head of state admitted a lack of anticipation in these events.
The investigation underlines that this anger does not stop at the rioters and that it also reaches the political class, further weakening the president and his government in this twilight of the five-year term which is getting even darker.
Emmanuel Macron has reached an unprecedented level of unpopularity, with 83% of those questioned judging him to be a bad president, against a backdrop of anger after the violence and looting of October 17.