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SURVEY – After the many controversial sorties in recent weeks, Emmanuel Macron is struggling to obtain the favorable opinion of the French
The clouds are piling up. According to a survey conducted by Odoxa-Dentsu Consulting for France Info and Le Figaro among a representative sample of 1005 people, more than eight out of ten French people (84%) believe that the President of the Republic does not is not humble. A figure up 8 points compared to May. Even sympathizers of the Republic in march, usually united behind the head of state, abound in this direction (66%).
If it appears in the study that Emmanuel Macron is globally perceived as a dynamic person (75%) and who knows where she goes (63%), these two adjectives are less and less contiguous to her name (-3).
The reputation of the President of the Republic also suffers from the latest polemics that surround. Construction of a swimming pool at the Fort de Brégançon, purchase of crockery for half a million euros or reframing of a schoolboy at Mont Valérien and even more the 80 km / h. More than ever, Emmanuel Macron appears to be "not close to people" (75%, +7) and as a "president of the rich" (74%, + 2). The president now pbades for someone away from real life and "too sure" of his fact.
In addition to the personality become clivant tenant of the Elysee, the record of his policy is more than mixed with respondents. Only 34% say that government action is "effective". Even worse, only 29% of those surveyed find it "fair". A figure that falls to 14% on the far right and even to 2% among supporters of France insubordinated.
"Locked in an ivory tower"
More generally, it is his way of presiding which is reproached to the Head of State. For three quarters of French people (74%), the Macron method is "too lonely and personal". Feeling shared by all oppositions, which is almost unanimous among supporters of France insubordinate (99%). "Some regret that Emmanuel Macron has locked himself into an" ivory tower "without listening to councilors, elected officials or political partners," says Céline Bracq, executive director of the Odoxa Institute.
This impression of contempt elected officials are particularly confirmed with the Parliament. Less than a third of respondents (27%) still believe today that both Chambers play an important role in the content of laws. On the other hand, 72% say that "Parliament is limited to registering laws decided by the president and the government."
Less than a third of respondents (27%) still believe today that the two Chambers play an important role in the content of the laws
Emmanuel Macron will also deliver a speech in front of the Congress in Versailles on Monday to detail his roadmap for the coming months. A commitment of campaign destined to become annual. But the exercise barely convince, especially as parliamentarians will not have the opportunity to respond to the head of state in his presence.
More than half of French (55%) consider that this Step point is "useless". Among the respondents, only sympathizers of the majority party (87%) see an interest, as well as, to a lesser extent, relatives of the Republicans. On the side of the Socialist Party and the insubordinate France, many see in this Congress yet another manifestation of the monarchical exercise of power. In accordance with the heritage of the place, royal
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