French poll shows everyone falling except Mélenchon, who stays the same and declares it 'the greatest stability in the Republic'
Cluster17 surveyed 1,242 French people and concluded that the right, the centre and the Greens lost points, but nobody knows where they left them.
The Cluster17 poll gives the National Rally 27%, a drop of 6 points that the party described as 'downward consolidation'. France Unbowed, on 18.5%, stayed exactly where it was and celebrated as if it had won the World Cup.
Édouard Philippe and Raphaël Glucksmann both appear on 8%. Philippe fell 8 points and Glucksmann 5, but both camps insisted that the main thing is that they are level, which is true for anyone who doesn't look back.
In Renaissance, Macron's party, Gabriel Attal is on 2%, the same as Teddy Riner, who is an independent and doesn't even remember announcing a candidacy. An aide who asked to remain anonymous explained: 'We lost to a judoka, but he has better falling technique'.
Marine Tondelier ended up on 1%, one point less than before. The Greens say it is a sustainable result, because that way less electorate gets used up.
Meanwhile, the 1,242 respondents were invited to clarify who they actually vote for. Apparently, the margin of error answered for several of them.
We lost to a judoka, but he has better falling technique.
