Darmanin won a public match against Dupond-Moretti

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Strong on the Ifop-Fiducial scoreboard for Paris Match and Sud Radio, the Home Minister is the winner of this political comeback dominated by security concerns.

In a match between ministers Gerald Darmanin and Eric Dupond-Moretti, France signed the first police in France. According to the Ifop-Fiducial scoreboard for Paris Match and Radio Sud, the Home Minister jumped 11 points (38%) against the 4-point (40%) Minister Seal. The first word about security ("We must stop the destruction of parts of society") seems more convincing than the last statement about "insecurity" which would be "fantasy". Therefore, the favorable transition of Gérald Darmanin, the magnificent reappearance. It is attractive for the most sensitive categories for security: 56% (+ 15) among the elderly and 61% (+ 17) among Republicans. In contrast, Eric Dupond-Moretti is in LR (41% - 12), self-employed with senior managers (39% - 12), seniors (54% -3) and even left (36%, - 6).

Also read: Eric Dupond-Moretti rejects the term "animation" used by Gérald Darmanin
Good return from Macron and Castex

France helped enough to execute for the first four of these five years. Back to school is better than before. The head of state rose 3 points (46%) and Jean Castex 7 (47%). Emmanuel Macron has scored 6 points since the start of summer. Significant increase in left (39%, + 7) and among retirees (55%, + 4). However, it dropped 10 points (46%) on LR. The Prime Minister confirmed that he had a good start. Mainly crawled into the right-wing category: Republican sympathizers (69%, + 7), senior executives and liberal employers (54%, + 8), the elderly (64%, + 14%). Some ministers took advantage of this rather curved school turn. Bruno Le Maire is the second most popular member of government, behind Roselyne Bachelot, with 53% "good idea" on Nicolas Sarkozy. The incentive package was appreciated in other polls. With economic and social difficulties ahead for France, boss Bercy holds the road. Despite the context of this new school year in Covid-19, Jean-Michel Blanquer went smoothly and rose 3 points (41%).
On the right, Sarkozy is pretty dreamy

Yaz smiled at Nicolas Sarkozy. The fort of the bookstore "Le temps des tempêtes" (edited by the Observatory) and the star in the bookstore, the former president not only sells books that do not make sense. He won points in the poll. Here he got 53% of the "good ideas": +6 points and in fourth place, behind his favorite trio (Nicolas Hulot, Edouard Philippe and Roselyne Bachelot). Since he is not a natural candidate for the next presidential election, Nicolas Sarkozy remains the totem pole of his former political family with 91% approval! But it is also attractive for 69% of climbers and even 32% of left. In the background, other right-wing leaders are struggling or stable: Xavier Bertrand (45%, =); François Baroin (43%, =); Rachida Dati (43%, =). Only Valérie Pécresse (40%, + 2) knows better. True, the beginning of the school year is really complicated.

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