Unsafe: muscle talk recognized by the public

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Bus driver killed in Bayonne, gang war in Dijon, violence in Nice ... The past week has been rocked by some serious facts. And the debate over favorable security takes a hard line on the issue, as evidenced by Ifop's newest personality dashboard for Paris Match.

The predominantly insecure theme is back to school. As a result, political figures who carry a strong security discourse have been strengthened. First, Gérald Darmanin, who moved up to the Ifop-Fiducial scoreboard for Paris Match and Sud Radio (38%, +11 points versus July). Very active in communications, the Minister of Home Affairs has benefited from several trips in the last few weeks. Speaking of cash in the media or on Twitter, many see the former mayor of Tourcoing as a shadow mentor to Nicolas Sarkozy. Apart from Place Beauvau, Marlène Schiappa, the new Minister for Citizenship, is also good at current debates (35%, +6). Contrary to this trend, Eric Dupond-Moretti. The Minister of Justice, who refused to use the word "wild", saw it as "feeling insecure", not convincing the public (40%, -4).

Read also: Darmanin wins opinion match against Dupond-Moretti

Another government member who made the breakthrough, Jean Castex. The Prime Minister, reluctant to enter into the semantic debate, saw his ranking for better opinion steadily increasing (47%, +7). In order to continue the violation of rights, the general policy speech in mid-July contained important security aspects. Accompanied by two sovereign ministers, Gérald Darmanin and Eric Dupond-Moretti, Jean Castex also traveled to Nice at the end of July, where he raised his voice on the issue of insecurity after several issues had been resolved.
Sarkozy jumped six points

In this context, former Republican President Nicolas Sarkozy, who is still entitled to France according to the recent Ifop poll for the JDD, jumped 6 points (53%). The former interior minister's powers and security features are more visible in public opinion. Nicolas Sarkozy rarely talks about this at the end of August at book signing for his book "Le temps des tempêtes". "This is a big problem. Without security there is no freedom," said the former president. "France already understands that (...) economic problems do not always depend on the government." this security. "

In active partisan life, especially the right-wing opposition produces the result of a "security" environment. LR representative Eric Ciotti, who is still very aggressive in attacking the government on the balance sheet, rose to 25% (+3). On the other side of the political spectrum, Debout La France president Nicolas Dupont-Aignan also saw his opinion rating jump from 29 to 37%. Apart from a trip to Dijon in July, the chair of the National Assembly of Le Pen National has been cautious enough this summer. This strategy allows, all equal, to benefit from an increase in the poll (32%, +5) this comeback. The trend is the same for its vice president, Jordan Bardella (19%, +4).

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