Presidential Election 2027Probabilities of winning, recalculated every day

Today

What moved over the last 7 days, and what the press was saying meanwhile.

Today in numbers

Ahead in round 1
Marine Le PenMarine Le Pen 35.7%
Gap to the next one
18.5 pts (Jean-Luc Mélenchon)
New polls (7 d)
0
Latest poll
22 Oct (11 d ago)

Shares estimated by the model from the polls. This is not a result.

Why it moved

What the press said at the same time is context, not the cause: two things can happen together without being linked.

How to read this table. One card per candidate whose probability moved more than the noise. It shows the move, what it is made of in points, and what the press was saying at the same time.

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The points coming from polls are computed by the model. The press and the market are there for context, with no link claimed. Change the period (1, 7 or 30 days) to see other moves. The curves, the list of all changes and the new polls stay further down, even when nothing passes the threshold.

Nothing moves beyond the threshold (2 points of probability or 0.5 point of average score) over this period. Further down: the curves, the small changes and the new polls.

First-round share: the top eight

Curves for the last 14 days. Each curve has its own vertical scale: compare shapes, not heights.

Marine Le PenMarine Le Pen
35.7% 18.5–49.0%
−0.2 pts over 14 d
Jean-Luc MélenchonJean-Luc Mélenchon
17.2% 7.2–28.7%
+0.2 pts over 14 d
Raphaël GlucksmannRaphaël Glucksmann
13.2% 5.2–23.4%
+0.8 pts over 14 d
Gabriel AttalGabriel Attal
11.7% 4.4–21.3%
−0.2 pts over 14 d
Bruno RetailleauBruno Retailleau
9.3% 3.4–17.5%
+0.1 pts over 14 d
Éric ZemmourÉric Zemmour
4.3% 1.3–9.4%
0 pts over 14 d
Marine TondelierMarine Tondelier
3.3% 0.9–7.6%
−0.3 pts over 14 d
Nicolas Dupont-AignanNicolas Dupont-Aignan
2.3% 0.6–5.6%
+0.1 pts over 14 d

Line: estimated share. Light band: 80% interval. Ordered by estimated share.

How to read this chart. One small curve per candidate: the estimated first-round share over the period, with its 80% band.

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Each curve has its own scale: a steep curve may move by a single point. Read the number next to the name. A wide band means an uncertain estimate.

Every change over 7 days

Even the small ones. Under the threshold (2 points of probability, 0.5 point of share) the bar is greyed and marked "within noise".

CandidateRound-1 shareShare changeProbability change
Marine Le PenMarine Le Pen 35.7% 0 pts +0.5 pts within noise
Jean-Luc MélenchonJean-Luc Mélenchon 17.2% 0 pts −0.2 pts within noise
Raphaël GlucksmannRaphaël Glucksmann 13.2% 0 pts −0.2 pts within noise
Gabriel AttalGabriel Attal 11.7% 0 pts −0.1 pts within noise
Fabien RousselFabien Roussel 2.2% 0 pts 0 pts within noise
Marine TondelierMarine Tondelier 3.3% 0 pts 0 pts within noise
Nicolas Dupont-AignanNicolas Dupont-Aignan 2.3% 0 pts 0 pts within noise
Nathalie ArthaudNathalie Arthaud 0.7% 0 pts 0 pts within noise
Bruno RetailleauBruno Retailleau 9.3% 0 pts 0 pts within noise
Éric ZemmourÉric Zemmour 4.3% 0 pts 0 pts within noise

How to read this table. One line per candidate: the current share and the change over the period, in points. Bars go left (down) or right (up).

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Small changes are shown too, but greyed and marked "within noise": they can be mere luck of the simulations.

Latest polls

No new poll in 7 days. Here are the latest published ones.

PollsterDateAhead in this pollSample
Ipsos 22 Oct Marine Le PenMarine Le Pen 33.5% 1500
OpinionWay 22 Oct Marine Le PenMarine Le Pen 36.0% 973
Cluster17 22 Oct Marine Le PenMarine Le Pen 33.0% 3000
Harris Interactive 21 Oct Marine Le PenMarine Le Pen 33.0% 2094
Ifop 19 Oct Marine Le PenMarine Le Pen 36.0% 1928

A poll is a snapshot at one moment. Two pollsters do not measure quite the same thing.

How to read this table. First-round polls published over the period: pollster, date, who is ahead in that poll and the sample size.

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A poll is a snapshot with a margin of error. The model corrects each pollster's usual bias before combining them.

The press over the period

1891 articles from 26 Oct to 1 Nov. We count, we do not judge.

Topics

Alliances160
Justice61
Economy50
Security25
Polls23
Immigration16
Pensions10
International8

Outlets

L'Opinion141
La Dépêche du Midi133
CNEWS118
Midi Libre112
Le Parisien101
L'Express100
Le JDD63
Flux RSS global57

These are counts, context only. See the Press page

How to read this table. The topics and outlets most present in the articles of the period. Bars count articles.

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This is a count, not a judgement: it says neither whether articles are favourable nor whether they had an effect.

Data freshness

Model computed on
1 Nov 2026
Latest poll
22 Oct 2026 (11 d ago)
Latest press article
1 Nov 2026
Latest market quote
1 Nov 2026