Chloé Morin

Former councillor in charge of public opinion for the Prime Minister’s office, Jean-Marc Ayrault and then Manuel Valls, from 2012 to 2016

What future is there for the Republican Party and the Socialist Party?

26 December, 2018 / 8 minutes of reading

The presidential election was the ultimate reward for Emmanuel Macron – the President of the Republic. He campaigned for this opportunity, an opportunity to preside over a reshaping of the political landscape. From this day forward, the political spectrum and the debate which surrounds it will be focused on one question; can the Socialist Party …

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Four Frances in a stand-off

26 December, 2018 / 8 minutes of reading

France woke up on the morning after this first presidential round a bit En Marche, a bit rebellious, a bit angry and a bit nostalgic. And entirely disoriented, not yet daring to know what to expect from the new political order to which she had just given birth.

Presidential election 2017: the dynamic Mélenchon

18 March, 2018 / 14 minutes of reading

Read this article in French A second round where Jean-Luc Mélenchon faces Marine Le Pen? Is this possible? How far can Jean-Luc Mélenchon go? Will Emmanuel Macron fall at the first round? Answers provided by Chloé Morin, Director at the Research Centre for public opinion of the Jean-Jaurès Foundation and Esteban Pratviel, Team leader, Strategies …

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Uncertainties: how to define the 2017 presidential election

18 March, 2018 / 7 minutes of reading

Read the original text in French here For several weeks now, commentators and polling institutes have repeatedly highlighted the low voter turnout in the upcoming presidential election. Is there any reason to predict such a low turnout in April? Is this election really a unique event and if so, is this the result of uncertainty, …

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Presidential election: Balance of power on the left

18 March, 2018 / 9 minutes of reading

Read the original text in French here During this presidential election voters on the left are being forced to decide between several distinct routes and in this single moment power will be decided. The future and direction of the French left will largely depend on the votes cast in April and May. Analysis from the Research …

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