Le Pen's ratings surge after French riots

Marine Le Pen's ratings rose amid riots in France.

Consensus

Marine Le Pen's popularity increased in French opinion polls after October riots.
The rise in her ratings occurred within three weeks after the riots on October 17.
Le Pen's support reached 36% in a poll conducted after the riots, up from 32% earlier.
She has adopted a more presidential tone in her public statements following the unrest.
Le Pen has criticized the French government's immigration policies as a cause of the riots.
The next French presidential election is scheduled for spring 2027.
Emmanuel Macron is ineligible to run again due to constitutional term limits.

Le Pen's rating rose to 36% in a survey conducted after October 17, an increase of four percentage points in less than three weeks. — vesti
The Ifop poll showed Le Pen could receive between 34% and 38% of votes in the first round, with a one- to two-point increase from the previous Ifop survey. — tg_dwglavnoe
In a hypothetical second round, Le Pen would defeat any of five potential opponents, with her highest support (68%) against Jean-Luc Mélenchon. — vesti
The Ifop poll did not include questions about the riots, so it cannot be confirmed that the riots directly caused the rise in Le Pen's ratings. — tg_dwglavnoe
Le Pen stated that France has exhausted its ability to fund Ukraine and that support should be stopped. — vesti
Political analyst Ivan Mezhyukho warned that Ukraine's regime could lose France as an ally if Le Pen comes to power, but noted she is not pro-Russian. — vesti