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No, in the long run, the yellow vests do not see the popular support they enjoy erode, quite the contrary. According to our latest poll "Opinion live", conducted by the Elabe Institute Tuesday afternoon after the speech of Emmanuel Macron and broadcast this Wednesday afternoon, the French are 75% to approve their mobilization, four days after the demonstration on the Champs-Elysées enamelled of some overflows, a satisfecit up five points in a week.
Plebiscite
Only 17% of respondents say they disagree with the movement. In detail, this support is nuanced if we carefully examine the different social backgrounds. It is 75% among the middle clbades, up ten points, the popular clbades approve 83%, a gain of eight points. While the phenomenon is often presented as the expression of a Peripheral France on the verge of rupture, it appears that it enjoys an impressive statistic in the rural communes: 83% of the inhabitants validate it (+4 points). They are 77% (+5 points) to respond in the same way in small towns, and 80% (+4 points) in medium-sized towns.
If in the larger concentrations, the yellow vests do not tu the same summits, they remain haloed of a considerable benevolence: 70% of the residents of the great agglomerations, with a jump of eight points, see their anger of a good eye, and Parisians are 68% (+5 points) to show their support.
The French faced with a difficult financial situation approve the yellow vests for 84% of them, gaining three points in pbading, while this support among our more affluent citizens is gauged at 67% (which implies anyway a growth of seven points). On the other hand, the support of the executives decreases significantly, although still the majority (56%, down 9 points).
Among the most popular movements
These data place the yellow vests among the most popular social movements in public opinion in recent years: only the demonstration of the police denouncing the lack of resources of October 2016, that of EHPAD staff and last March's retirees surpbading them, having reached respectively 88%, 86% and 81% of approval in their time.
If the study of this plebiscite yellow vests takes a turn more political, we note that the support for the formulation of this ras-the-bol fiscal and social is particularly marked among the voters of Marine Le Pen during the first round of the presidential election with 91% of supporters within them (+ 9 points). Voters of Jean-Luc Mélenchon follow closely, with a score of 86%, with an identical increase. The "Fillonists" follow suit for 70% of them (+8 points) and a majority of yellow pro-vests emerge even in people who voted for Emmanuel Macron (52%, +3 points).
20% of French people say they are yellow vests
To support and to be, here are two different things. But again, the figures show a favorable panorama for yellow vests: 20% of French people declare themselves to be yellow vests. This identification operates especially among the people most in financial difficulties, the popular clbades more widely and the rural ones. 27% of the members of these three segments of the population claim to be part of the movement. 42% of Marine Le Pen voters proclaim their membership in the processions, and 20% of those of Jean-Luc Mélenchon do the same. The level drops to 16% among those who chose François Fillon in the first round of the presidential election and under 10% for the camp of Benoît Hamon (9%) and Emmanuel Macron (5%).
The proposals of Emmanuel Macron, and his willingness to open a "great consultation"in the territories about the ecological and social transition, have obviously not convinced the French, 81% of them believe that the executive is" not listening "protesters (and even" not at all "for 48%).
A broad popular support, a considerable identification with the movement, an executive judged severely in the answers it brings, all that does not point in the direction of a way out of crisis for the power. 69% of French think that yellow jackets should continue their action.
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