With eight days to go before the first round, the president-candidate is starting to get nervous. He fears not to be present in the second round and, if he succeeds, to be beaten by Marine Le Pen. Branlebas of combat at LAREM.
Is the election over, as the polls and political observers have been saying for months? Not yet. There are 17 days left before the first round and one month before the second.
Yes, according to the latest polls that give Macron the winner in all cases. But in politics, nothing is ever definitive. A lot can happen between now and April 10 and 24.
Xavier Bertrand and Valérie Pécresse return to the LR house, tug-of-war in the PS, Zemmour sows discord in the camp of the sovereignist right. The campaign promises to be fresh and joyful.
