Macron gagne deux points à 31% de satisfaits


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La popularité d’Emmanuel Macron est remontée de deux points, à 31% de satisfaits, au même niveau que le Premier ministre Édouard Philippe, qui gagne lui un point, selon un sondage Opinionway pour LCI publié dimanche.


Dans cette enquête réalisée mercredi et jeudi, après l’attaque meurtrière sur le marché de Noël de Strasbourg, ils sont 7% à se dire très satisfaits et 24% assez satisfaits de l’action du chef de l’État, contre 67% de mécontents (23% d’assez mécontents et 44% de très mécontents), selon l’institut.


Après avoir fortement chuté durant l’été, la cote de satisfaction envers l’action du président de la République remonte après s’être stabilisée depuis trois mois et un plus bas en septembre, à 28% de satisfaits.


A la même époque de leur quinquennat, Nicolas Sarkozy affichait une cote de satisfaction de 44%, tandis que François Hollande était tombé à 24%.


Quant à Édouard Philippe, il gagne un point par rapport au pointage de novembre, à 31% de satisfaits et 66% de mécontents (7% de très satisfaits, 24% d’assez satisfaits, 26% d’assez mécontents et 40% de très mécontents).


Opinionway mesure également la cote de satisfaction des principaux ministres du gouvernement.


En queue de peloton figurent le ministre de l’Écologie François de Rugy (27% de satisfaits, -1 point), et les deux locataires de Bercy, Gérald Darmanin (29%, -2) et Bruno Le Maire (31%, -1).


Les ministres les plus appréciés sont Jean-Yves Le Drian (46%, -1), Roxana Maracineanu (43%, +1) et Florence Parly (43%, +3).


Dans le palmarès des autres leaders politiques, Xavier Bertrand (ex-LR) est en tête (36%, +5) devant Valérie Pécresse (LR, 31%, +5) et François Bayrou (MoDem, 28%, +5). Marine Le Pen (RN, 28%, +5) suit en quatrième position et Jean-Luc Mélenchon (LFI, 21%, +4) en neuvième position.


Sondage réalisé en ligne auprès d’un échantillon représentatif de 1.029 personnes, selon la méthode des quotas, les 12 et 13 décembre.


Article source: http://www.cbc.ca/news/thenational/the-national-today-paris-robbery-influenza-flu-hockey-1.4481233?cmp=rss

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