France · 2027 presidential poll

Cluster17 — October 1, 2025

Fieldwork
September 30, 2025 → October 1, 2025
Sample
1,534 respondents
Published
October 1, 2025
Pollster release
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First round, voting intention

  • Marine Le Pen 30.5%
  • Jean-Luc Mélenchon 15%
  • Raphaël Glucksmann 15%
  • Bruno Retailleau 14%
  • Gabriel Attal 12%
  • Éric Zemmour 5.5%
  • Nicolas Dupont-Aignan 3.5%
  • Fabien Roussel 3%
  • Nathalie Arthaud 1.5%

Our reading of this poll

House effect: on the same lineups, Cluster17 usually puts Le Pen 3.7 pts lower, Mélenchon 3.3 pts higher and Dupont-Aignan 1.2 pt higher than other pollsters (6 comparisons within 60 days). Not an error: each pollster has its method, and our average accounts for it.

Where each candidacy takes its votes from: the candidacy effect →

This poll tested 4 candidate line-ups

French pollsters test several hypothetical fields in the same survey. Each one is shown below — the pollster’s own release rarely puts them side by side.

Line-up 1 · with Le Pen, Glucksmann, Attal

  • Marine Le Pen30.5%
  • Jean-Luc Mélenchon15%
  • Raphaël Glucksmann15%
  • Bruno Retailleau14%
  • Gabriel Attal12%
  • Éric Zemmour5.5%
  • Nicolas Dupont-Aignan3.5%
  • Fabien Roussel3%
  • Nathalie Arthaud1.5%

Line-up 2 · with Bardella, Philippe, Tondelier

  • Jordan Bardella31%
  • Édouard Philippe19.5%
  • Jean-Luc Mélenchon15%
  • Bruno Retailleau12.5%
  • Marine Tondelier7.5%
  • Éric Zemmour5.5%
  • Fabien Roussel4%
  • Nicolas Dupont-Aignan4%
  • Nathalie Arthaud1%

Line-up 3 · with Bardella, Glucksmann, Philippe

  • Jordan Bardella30%
  • Jean-Luc Mélenchon15%
  • Raphaël Glucksmann15%
  • Édouard Philippe15%
  • Bruno Retailleau12%
  • Éric Zemmour5.5%
  • Nicolas Dupont-Aignan3.5%
  • Fabien Roussel3%
  • Nathalie Arthaud1%

Line-up 4 · with Bardella, Philippe, Faure

  • Jordan Bardella30%
  • Édouard Philippe19.5%
  • Jean-Luc Mélenchon14%
  • Bruno Retailleau13%
  • Olivier Faure8%
  • Éric Zemmour5.5%
  • Nicolas Dupont-Aignan4.5%
  • Fabien Roussel4%
  • Nathalie Arthaud1%

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