Amidst the riots in France, the already high rating of right-wing politician Marine Le Pen ahead of the presidential elections has further increased.
Modern.az reports that “Bild” published information about this.
Over three weeks from the end of September, Le Pen's rating, who advocates for stopping aid to Ukraine, increased from 32 percent to 36 percent.
A slight increase was also recorded in the rating of radical left-wing politician Jean-Luc Mélenchon, who supported the protests. His indicator rose from 16 percent to 16.5 percent, and he climbed to second place.
At the same time, the ratings of centrist candidates fell. The indicator of former French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe decreased from 14 percent to 12 percent. The rating of Gabriel Attal, the candidate of French President Emmanuel Macron's party, fell to 5 percent.
Raphaël Glucksmann, a representative of the left-centrist forces, gained 13.5 percent support.
According to poll forecasts, in the second round, Le Pen, the leader of the “National Rally” party, wins a confident victory over all possible rivals.
Thus, she is predicted to gather 68 percent against Mélenchon, 56 percent against Philippe, 57 percent in the fight against Glucksmann, 58 percent against Attal, and 59 percent against former French President François Hollande.
