Poll: Hollande fall again! – Point

again beat the campaign applies to the letter the strategy he has set: camping on its balance sheet, and stress that it is “left”. The unemployment curve could well be reversed, indicators turn green? Las! François Hollande continues to break its own records of unpopularity. He recorded a further decline in his approval rating, losing 2 points in a month and reaching its lowest level since the beginning of his term, according Elabe survey published Thursday.

Only 16% of respondents say they trust the head of State to “effectively address the main problems” of the country, a level never before achieved by this barometer. He backs with Socialist supporters (- 3) with 56% support, and also with youth (- 6 in 18-24) to 14%, according to this survey to Les Echos and Radio Classique. Hollande leads in its fall the Prime Minister Manuel Valls, also the lowest since his arrival at Matignon in April 2014 with only 20% approval rating, he loses two points in a month. Since December 2015, the rating of the executive has been declining

Macron flies

The Emmanuel Macron climbs the contrary. 43% of opinions positive (+ 5 points), he recorded the biggest increase in a month. The Minister of Economy is now at only one point of Alain Juppé, the first ranking personalities for all the French, 44% (- 3) approval rating, but sees its rating drop from 2 month (- 8).

for six months of the primary right, the prices of Nicolas Sarkozy is also down to 22% (- 2), and former head of state back in particularly among supporters of right and center (48%, – 4). Among the declared candidates for the primary right, Bruno Le Maire, stable at 30%, with gains 5 near the right (62%). Conversely, former Prime Minister François Fillon loses 6 points from the set of French, 28%, and 5 among supporters of the right (59%). Alain Juppé remains in the lead among supporters of right, with 71% support.

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Survey conducted on the Internet 2 and 3 May 1000 at age 18 and over, by the quota method.