Marine Le Pen 2027 polls: French presidential election
Rassemblement National (RN), the far-right party
Le Pen 34%, leading in the first round.
As of , Marine Le Pen (Rassemblement National (RN), the far-right party) has 34.3% of first-round voting intention for the 2027 presidential election, in first place, on the Sondagio average of the latest poll from each of 7 pollsters (scenario with Édouard Philippe as the only centrist candidate). Individual pollsters put Le Pen between 28.2% and 37.0%. Across every scenario tested (46 published since 1 Oct), Le Pen's score ranges from 26.0% to 38.0%.
Presidential candidate in 2012, 2017 and 2022; she reached the run-off against Emmanuel Macron in 2017 and 2022. She is eligible to stand in 2027: in July 2026 the Paris Court of Appeal upheld her 2025 conviction in the European Parliament assistants case but shortened her ban from public office so that it no longer covers the election. She has appealed to the Court of Cassation.
Marine Le Pen in the polls: trend
First round · % of valid votes
Each dot is one poll from the last twelve months (reference scenario). The line is the current Sondagio average.
Same-pollster comparison: of the 5 pollsters with at least two polls in the last twelve months, 3 have Le Pen at least a point higher in their latest poll than in their first, 2 at least a point lower and 0 within a point.
Range across pollsters for Mélenchon: 31.0 – 32.0. The model puts Mélenchon on 35.1, 3.4 points more than the polls, and between 29.7 and 40.3 in 8 simulations out of 10. Mélenchon's chance of winning: under 1%.
Range across pollsters for Philippe: 42.0 – 48.0. The model puts Philippe on 48.3, 2.9 points more than the polls, and between 41.7 and 54.3 in 8 simulations out of 10. Philippe's chance of winning: 35%.
Range across pollsters for Glucksmann: 40.0 – 46.5. The model puts Glucksmann on 43.5, 0.2 point less than the polls, and between 38.7 and 48.3 in 8 simulations out of 10. Glucksmann's chance of winning: 4%.
Average: the latest poll from each pollster in the reference scenario, from the notices French pollsters must file with the Commission des sondages, the official poll regulator.
Second round: the poll average of each tested match-up, alongside a Sondagio model built from measured vote transfers (polls and the 2024 run-offs). The model is an estimate, not a poll.
Independence: Sondagio's founder has no ties to any candidate or campaign. The averages are calculated by formula from every published poll; no figures are adjusted by hand.