For 43% of respondents, Emmanuel Macron was the most convincing, compared to 24% for Marine Le Pen. 33% believe that they were as much as each other
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It was a key moment in the inter-round presidential election, an appointment that the two candidates claim to have carefully prepared to convince the last undecided: the debate between Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen, Wednesday April 20, has rather benefited the outgoing president, according to the poll carried out Thursday by Ipsos-Sopra Steria for franceinfo and Le Parisien-Today in France. 43% of those polled believe that it was rather Emmanuel Macron who was the most convincing, 24% believe that it was Marine Le Pen and 33% believe that they were equally convincing , after almost three hours of discussion.
It is unsurprising among their own voters in the first round that the two candidates who were debating convinced the most: 85% of Emmanuel Macron’s voters in the first round found him convincing. It is less marked among those of Marine Le Pen: 65% believe that she was the most convincing, 8% that it was Emmanuel Macron, and 27% send them back to back.
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Among Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s voters in the first round, 43% believe that Emmanuel Macron was rather the most convincing, 14% that it was Marine Le Pen, and 43% believe that they were as much one as the other. Same pattern or almost on the right, among the voters of Valérie Pécresse: 43% were convinced by Emmanuel Macron, 9% by Marine Le Pen, and 48% by neither. As for the voters of Eric Zemmour, it is Marine Le Pen who comes out on top with 47%, against 22% for Emmanuel Macron and 31% neither. Finally, voters of Yannick Jadot in the first round designate 51% of Emmanuel Macron as the most convincing during the debate, and 42% believe that neither was.
Methodology. This Ipsos-Sopra Steria survey for franceinfo and Le Parisien-Today in France is based on a total sample of 1,600 people registered on the electoral lists, constituting a representative sample of the French population aged 18 and over, questioned on April 21, 2022. The sample was questioned by internet and was made up according to the quota method (sex, age, profession of the person questioned, category of agglomeration, region).