Voters want to convert the Emmanuel Macron page after 2027. According to a Oodoxa-backbone consulting survey for Le Figaro published this Thursday, May 15, 84% of the French do not want the President of the Republic to be represented in the presidential elections of 2032.
Depending on partisan proximity, the proportion is even stronger among the supporters of the PS and the national demonstration, where 89% and 94% of those questioned respectively expressed a refusal of a candidacy of Emmanuel Macron in seven years.
A fragmented majority
Even within your own camp, the results are divided. In fact, only 56% are favorable for a new candidacy.
“This refusal can also be linked to our May 2 survey in which 78% of the French expressed their desire that the president -elect in 2027 be a personality that breaks the policy carried out in recent years,” the Odoxa Institute deciphers.
Along the same lines, 60% of the French believe that Emmanuel Macron will not represent themselves in 2032. Most are the voters of the Renaissance, since 71% of them do not see that the President of the Republic will go in the field.
In the constitutional impossibility of running for a third consecutive mandate, the head of state assured, during his river interview on Tuesday, May 13 in TF1, to think “every day only one thing: our country, go to the end of our mandate.” And to add: “I will fight until the end.”
A very unpopular evaluation
The survey highlights a rejection of macronist policies since the beginning of the second term. With 71% of the bad opinions, Emmanuel Macron’s evaluation is considered almost as negatively as François Hollande (73%), the most unpopular president of the fifth Republic.
A few days after their television trip, the French are only 36% to think that the head of state will organize one or more referendums by 2027, a drop of 22 points since January 2025.
Finally, only 46% of respondents anticipate a new solution for the next presidential elections, compared to 56% at the beginning of the year.
This survey was conducted on May 14 and 15, 2025 with a sample of 1,005 French representatives of the French population, 18 years or older. Marge of error between 1.4 and 3.1 points.
Source: BFM TV
