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THE STATE OF MIND OF THE FRENCH PEOPLE 4 WEEKS BEFORE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 28 March 2017 1 1 Ipsos. 2017 PRESIDENTIAL

TECHNICAL NOTE SAMPLE 1 005 persons registered on the electoral rolls, constituting a representative national sample of the French population aged 18 years and over. DATES OF FIELDWORK From 25 to 27 March 2017. Online interview. METHODOLOGY Quota method: gender, age, individual's occupation, region, urban/rural. As with any quantitative survey, this study presents results subject to the margins of error inherent in statistics. This report has been drawn up in compliance with the international standard ISO 20252 "Market research, social studies and opinion". 2 Ipsos. 2017 PRESIDENTIAL

Participation index Question: The first round of the next presidential election will take place on April 23, 2017. Can give a score of 0 to 10 on r intention to vote in the first round of this presidential election? SYMPATHIZERS 61% 71% 70% 73% 69% 74% 74% PARTICIPATION 65% Note: 65% of French people intend to vote in the first round of the Presidential Election, 70% of PS sympathizers, 74% of LR sympathizers, 76% of FN sympathizers, etc. 3 Ipsos. 2017 PRESIDENTIAL

Participation index- gender, age, interviewee s occupation PARTICIPATION 65% 68% GENDER 62% 54% LESS THAN 35 INTERVIEWEE S OCCUPATION AGE 67% 35 TO 64 73% 65 + 68% Senior Executive 69% Intermediate Profession 57% Employee 54% Worker 72% Retired 4 Ipsos. 2017 PRESIDENTIAL

Voting Intention 1 ST ROUND 5 Ipsos. 2017 PRESIDENTIAL

Voting intention 1st Round Question : If the first round of the presidential election was held next Sunday, who is the candidate whom will most probably vote? If the choice is between the following candidates? Base : Certain to vote, stated intention 24 25 14 12 18 1 1 1 3,5 0,5 <0,5 Nathalie Arthaud Philippe Poutou Jean-Luc Mélenchon Benoît Hamon Emmanuel Macron Jean Lassalle François Fillon Nicolas Dupont-Aignan Marine Le Pen François Asselineau Jacques Cheminade People certain to vote who have not expressed an intention to vote 11% 6 Ipsos. 2017 PRESIDENTIAL

Likelihood to change mind Base : Certain to go to vote Question : Is r voting choice definite or could still change r mind? ACCORDING TO VOTING INTENTION DEFINITE NOT DECIDED DEFINITE 59% J-L Mélenchon B. Hamon 48 60 52 40 E. Macron 53 47 NOT DECIDED 41% F. Fillon M. Le Pen 84 82 16 18 7 Ipsos. 2017 PRESIDENTIAL

VOTING INTENTION 2 nd ROUND 8 Ipsos. 2017 PRESIDENTIAL

Voting intention 2 nd Round Hypothesis E. Macron versus M. Le Pen Question : If the second round of the presidential election was held next Sunday, who is the candidate whom will most probably vote? If the choice is between the following candidates? REPORTED VOICE 62% 38% Voting intention 1st round J-L. Mélenchon Benoît Hamon Not decided Total 54% 12% 34% 100% 77% 6% 17% 100% Emmanuel Macron Marine Le Pen François Fillon 38% 26% 36% 100% 9 Ipsos. 2017 PRESIDENTIAL

10 Ipsos. 2017 PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES IMAGE, POTENTIAL FOR WINNING AND FUTURE OF FRANCE

Candidates image among French people - summary Applies well to % J.-L. Mélenchon B. Hamon E. Macron F. Fillon M. Le Pen He/she is honest 58 54 44 13 27 He/she would make a good president 33 27 41 26 31 He/she proposes innovating solutions 44 37 43 22 38 He/she renews positively the way of doing politic 42 30 47 16 33 He/she proposes a realistic programme 34 26 40 30 32 He/she is sympathetic 54 48 54 22 32 He/she understands problems of people like 53 38 31 18 40 He/she will meet his/her commitments 42 29 37 27 39 11 Ipsos. 2017 PRESIDENTIAL

Jean-Luc Mélenchon s image Applies well to% All J.-L. Mélenchon B. Hamon E. Macron F. Fillon M. Le Pen He is honest 58 97 78 71 48 39 He is sympathetic 54 91 56 68 53 36 He understands the problems of people like 53 99 65 63 36 40 He proposes innovating solutions 44 94 60 48 30 30 He renews positively the way of doing politic 42 92 57 47 26 24 He will meet his commitments 42 91 61 51 25 31 He proposes a realistic programme 34 84 53 33 19 24 He would make a good president 33 86 41 35 17 22 12 Ipsos. 2017 PRESIDENTIAL

Benoît Hamon s image Applies well to% All B. Hamon J.-L. Mélenchon E. Macron Would vote F. Fillon M. Le Pen He is honest 54 94 78 68 48 34 He is sympathetic 48 96 71 59 32 31 He understands the problems of people like 38 82 66 54 18 21 He proposes innovating solutions 37 81 63 44 27 19 He renews positively the way of doing politics 30 79 45 36 18 15 He will meet his commitments 29 77 46 38 12 18 He would make a good president 27 94 49 29 12 11 He proposes a realistic programme 26 77 45 31 11 15 13 Ipsos. 2017 PRESIDENTIAL

Emmanuel Macron s image Applies well to% All E. Macron J.-L. Mélenchon B. Hamon F. Fillon M. Le Pen He is sympathetic 54 92 57 50 51 40 He renews positively the way of doing politic 47 89 50 45 47 30 He is honest 44 85 50 50 32 27 He proposes innovating solutions 43 85 42 46 41 28 He would make a good president 41 91 42 35 32 23 He proposes a realistic programme 40 87 42 45 30 19 He will meet his commitments 37 82 42 37 22 24 He understands the problems of people like 31 74 31 20 26 18 14 Ipsos. 2017 PRESIDENTIAL

François Fillon s image Applies well to% All F. Fillon J.-L. Mélenchon B. Hamon E. Macron M. Le Pen He proposes a realistic programme 30 96 17 9 28 20 He will meet his commitments 27 94 17 9 31 16 He would make a good president 26 98 7 6 22 16 He proposes innovating solutions 22 89 8 4 21 11 He is sympathetic 22 82 10 4 19 14 He understands the problems of people like 18 81 6 4 15 7 He renews positively the way of doing politic 16 72 5 4 14 9 He is honest 13 60 3 4 10 6 15 Ipsos. 2017 PRESIDENTIAL

Marine Le Pen s image Applies well to% All M. Le Pen J.-L. Mélenchon B. Hamon E. Macron F. Fillon She understands the problems of people like 40 91 22 8 24 42 She will meet her commitments 39 90 30 18 26 32 She proposes innovating solutions 38 88 23 10 24 38 She renews positively the way of doing politic 33 84 13 5 18 32 She proposes a realistic programme 32 86 14 10 18 27 She is sympathetic 32 83 15 8 19 26 She would make a good president 31 91 15 6 13 25 She is honest 27 72 14 7 11 28 16 Ipsos. 2017 PRESIDENTIAL

The opinion on the candidates personality and programme Is rather reassuring Is rather worrying Neither Question : For each of the following candidates, tell me if find his/her personality rather reassuring, rather worrying or neither? + For each of the following candidates, tell me if find his/her programme rather reassuring, rather worrying or neither? HIS/HER PERSONALITY HIS/HER PROGRAMME Emmanuel Macron 30 35 35 28 36 36 Jean-Luc Mélenchon 26 32 42 25 40 35 Benoît Hamon 23 35 42 19 45 36 Marine Le Pen 22 62 16 21 61 18 François Fillon 15 66 19 17 58 25 17 Ipsos. 2017 PRESIDENTIAL

The opinion on candidates personality according voting intention Question : For each of the following candidates, tell me if find his/her personality rather reassuring, rather worrying or neither? % Reassures ALL Worries J.-L. Mélenchon Reassures Worries B. Hamon Reassures Worries E. Macron Reassure s Worries F. Fillon Reassures Worries M. Le Pen Reassures Worries Emmanuel Macron 30 35 24 40 30 37 80 6 21 44 12 51 Jean-Luc Mélenchon 26 32 83 2 34 28 24 29 5 57 17 39 Benoît Hamon 23 35 52 17 84 1 26 34 4 60 7 44 Marine Le Pen 22 62 6 86 4 90 3 89 15 68 79 6 François Fillon 15 66 1 93-96 6 75 89 4 6 69 18 Ipsos. 2017 PRESIDENTIAL

The opinion on candidates programme according voting intention Question : For each of the following candidates, tell me if find his/her programme rather reassuring, rather worrying or neither? % Reassures ALL Worries J.-L. Mélenchon Reassures Worries B. Hamon Reassures Worries E. Macron Reassures Worries F. Fillon Reassures Worries M. Le Pen Reassures Worries Jean-Luc Mélenchon 25 40 84 5 47 27 18 45 7 65 14 45 Benoît Hamon 19 45 49 21 81 3 14 52 1 81 6 51 Emmanuel Macron 28 36 24 37 23 42 75 5 21 49 11 50 François Fillon 17 58 1 81 1 93 10 62 89 2 9 64 Marine Le Pen 21 61 8 82 5 93 4 86 15 71 75 3 19 Ipsos. 2017 PRESIDENTIAL

Potential winning Question : For each of the following candidates, tell me if think that he/she could be elected as President of the Republic in May. It's certain or nearly that he/she will be elected It's very likely that he/she will be elected There is low chance that he/she will be elected It's impossible or nearly impossible that he/she will be elected Certain + high chance Low chance + Impossible Emmanuel Macron 15 62 17 6 77 23 Marine Le Pen 8 40 35 17 48 52 François Fillon 4 25 38 33 29 71 Benoît Hamon 3 12 48 37 15 85 Jean-Luc Mélenchon 1 11 45 43 12 88 20 Ipsos. 2017 PRESIDENTIAL

Potential winning according to voting intention Question : For each of the following candidates, tell me if think that he/she could be elected as President of the Republic in May. % TOGETHER Certain+ high chance Low chance + Impossible J.-L. Mélenchon Certain+ high chance Low chance + Impossible B. Hamon Certain+ high chance Low chance + Impossible E. Macron Certain+ high chance Low chance + Impossible F. Fillon Certain+ high chance Low chance + Impossible M. Le Pen Certain+ high chance Faibles chances + Impossible Emmanuel Macron 77 23 86 14 90 10 99 1 68 32 63 37 Marine Le Pen 48 52 41 59 33 67 35 65 42 58 78 22 François Fillon 29 71 13 87 25 75 25 75 87 13 15 85 Benoît Hamon 15 85 19 81 41 59 8 92 8 92 15 85 Jean-Luc Mélenchon 12 88 29 71 12 88 7 93 3 97 16 84 21 Ipsos. 2017 PRESIDENTIAL

France s future Question : For each of the following candidates: if he/she is elected as president of the Republic, what do think will happen to France over the next few years: Improve Degrade Neither Emmanuel Macron 25 33 42 Marine Le Pen 22 59 19 Jean-Luc Mélenchon 19 39 42 François Fillon 16 55 29 Benoît Hamon 14 45 41 22 Ipsos. 2017 PRESIDENTIAL

France s future Question: For each of the following candidates: if he/she is elected as president of the Republic, what do think will happen to France over the next few years: The situation in France % TOGETHER Will improve Will degrade J.-L. Mélenchon Will improve Will degrade B. Hamon Will improve Will degrade E. Macron Will improve Will degrade F. Fillon Will improve Will degrade M. Le Pen Will improve Will degrade E. Macron 25 33 19 30 17 34 71 4 17 37 12 56 M. Le Pen 22 59 9 81 2 90 4 86 17 66 75 9 J-L Mélenchon 19 39 73 2 32 22 10 41 2 72 10 51 F. Fillon 16 55 2 77-84 11 58 85 4 6 66 B. Hamon 14 45 36 15 63 8 8 47 1 78 6 65 23 Ipsos. 2017 PRESIDENTIAL

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