The RN and its allies largely in case of dissolution, the presidential camp in great difficulty

In the case of a new solution and the first legislative elections, the national rally and its allies would largely lead the first round in front of the left and the presidential camp, a scenario identical to that of 2024, according to a survey published on Sunday.

The Jordan Bardella and its UDR allies, the Eric Ciotti movement, would win 33% of the votes, a score similar to the first round of 2024, according to this study Toluna Harris Interactive for the challenges.

A Socialist Party of the Alliance (PS), the French Communist Party (PCF) and environmentalists, without Rebel France (LFI), would get 19%, where the presidential camp (Renaissance, Modem, horizons) would only win 15%, better than rebel France and Republicans, every 10%.

In the case of an alliance between the PS, the PCF, the environmentalists and the LFI, as was the case of last year under the flag of the new Popular Front, the Left alliance won 26%, against 27.99% on June 30, 2024.

French who are not favorable to dissolution

On Sunday, the leader of the National Rally Rally Marine Le Pen Rally claimed with insistent a new dissolution of the National Assembly, saying that he was ready to “sacrifice all the mandates of the Earth” to obtain “alternation” and take Matignon to his party.

There are few French to follow the leader from afar in his desire for legislative elections. Only 15 % of the French, including only 16 % of Lepenist supporters, are favorable to a second solution, indicates challenges. On the contrary, they are quite favorable for the appointment of a new prime minister (36 %).

49% of the French for the resignation of Emmanuel Macron

On the eve of the trust vote requested by François Bayrou and that he should see his government fall, 49% of the French request the resignation of Emmanuel Macron, 36% want a new prime minister to be designated and 15% a solution.

Survey conducted online from September 4 to 5, 2025 with a sample of 2,307 people, representative of the French population of 18 years or more, according to the quota method. The margin of error is between 2.5 and 5.8 points.