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Parti communiste français (PCF)

Bloc: PCF. Leader: Fabien Roussel (national secretary).

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The French Communist Party (PCF) is a political party founded in 1920, emerging from the majority of the SFIO's Congress of Tours that favored joining the Communist International. After becoming the leading left-wing force in the immediate post-war period, its electoral base continuously declined from the 1970s onwards. The party evolved through various alliances, notably the Left Front in the late 2000s, before joining the NUPES coalition in 2022.

Strengths

  • The party constituted the leading left-wing force in France in the immediate aftermath of World War II. Wikipédia
  • The PCF managed to forge strategic alliances, such as the one with the Left Party within the Left Front in the late 2000s. Wikipédia

Weaknesses

  • The party's electoral base has been continuously declining since the 1970s. Wikipédia
  • This decline in influence is notably attributed to competition from the Socialist Party (PS). Wikipédia

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Figures

Bloc candidates

Candidates of the “PCF” bloc (all parties), current score and change over about 7 days from the model history.

CandidateParty1st-round score7-day change
Fabien RousselFabien Roussel PCF2.2% 0 pts

How to read this table. One row per candidate of the bloc: current score and change over about a week. The change comes from the model's daily history, not from a single poll.

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A dash means the history does not reach back far enough. Days reconstructed after the fact are part of this history.

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