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State of public opinion and concerns of the French people 7 months before the presidential election
Understanding the realities France is facing
Temple d'Auteuil (Paris 16th)
About
As the presidential election approaches, France is going through a period of deep questioning. Demographic transformations, social fractures, economic shifts, geopolitical upheavals, and cultural evolutions outline a complex landscape in which an essential question arises. What vision do we want to build for the coming years?
Frédéric Dabi, Director General of Opinion at IFOP, will open this reflection by presenting a portrait of France as it perceives itself today.
Through opinion polls, he will analyze the major expectations of the French people, their concerns, their aspirations, and the fractures that run through society. He will help us understand the state of mind of the country on the eve of a major political choice.
Our take on this event
Forget the noise of the headlines and gain some actual perspective on what really matters to the French people right now. Join this insightful session to dissect current social fractures and future expectations before the upcoming major political decisions take center stage.
On Saturday, November 7, 2026, the Temple d'Auteuil hosts a lecture focusing on the current state of public opinion in France seven months before the presidential election. Frédéric Dabi, Director of Opinion at IFOP, will examine the expectations, anxieties, and social fractures revealed by recent surveys to better understand the country's collective mindset. This event offers a unique opportunity to grasp the primary issues shaping the upcoming political landscape. The session runs from 10:00 to 11:30 and is free of charge, with voluntary contributions welcomed on-site to help cover costs.
As the presidential election approaches, France is navigating a period of significant questioning. On Saturday, November 7, 2026, the Temple d'Auteuil in the 16th arrondissement will host a special event dedicated to understanding the nation's current mood. From 10:00 to 11:30, the floor will be given to Frédéric Dabi, Director of Opinion at IFOP, to present an in-depth portrait of French society as it stands today.
Drawing on extensive survey data, the analysis will cover the demographic changes, economic shifts, and geopolitical challenges that characterize the current climate. Participants will gain insight into the primary concerns and aspirations of the French population, helping to clarify the complexities surrounding the upcoming national vote.
Attendance is open to the public and free of charge. While there is no ticket requirement, a voluntary contribution scheme is in place to support the organizers. This gathering serves as an essential space for reflection for anyone interested in the social and political dynamics currently influencing the country.
