More than a third of the French have already voted for the National Rally, according to a poll

The frontist vote is very attractive. More than a third of the French have already voted for the National Rally (RN), and among them nearly 30% have done so to express their dissatisfaction with other political parties, indicates an Ifop-Fiducial poll conducted for the Sunday Newspaper and Sud Radio.

According to this poll, 35% of those questioned have already voted for the National Front (former name of the National Rally), including 23% several times.

Of these people, 29% say they voted for the RN because they wanted to “Express [leur] dissatisfaction with other political parties “, far ahead of “share the observation that this party makes on the state of France” (16%), or because they “adheres to the ideas and solutions on immigration that this party offers” (14%).

What then mattered most to those who chose to vote for the RN was the party’s platform for 43% of those polled, and “the values ​​it represents” for 28% of them. The “personality of Marine Le Pen” was the motivation of only 8% of those questioned.

More than a third (34%) of those polled expressed a wish to see Marine Le Pen win the 2022 presidential election, but only 28% of those people believed that would be the case. The personality who best embodies the RN remains Marine Le Pen (80%) ahead of Marion Maréchal (74%) far ahead of Eric Zemmour (57%).

Survey conducted online on March 18 and 23 with a representative sample of 3,034 people aged 18 and over, using the quota method. Margin of error 0.8 to 1.8 points.