Opinion polling for the 2021 French regional elections

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This page lists public opinion polls conducted for the 2021 French regional elections, which were held in two rounds on 20 and 27 June 2021.

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Unless otherwise noted, all polls listed below are compliant with the regulations of the national polling commission (Commission nationale des sondages) and utilize the quota method.

National

First round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs. LO LFI EELV PS–PCF LREM–MoDem LR–SL–LC DLF RN–LDP Others
2021 election 20 Jun–2.8%0.8%7.4%13.2%10.5%29.5%1.3%18.7%0.6%
OpinionWay 9–14 Jun5,030–2%6%12%12%12%28%1%25%2%
OpinionWay 19–25 May5,017–2%6%12%11%13%27%1%26%2%
OpinionWay 22–28 Apr5,000–2%6%12%13%15%24%2%22%4%
OpinionWay 17–22 Mar5,049–2%7%13%12%16%23%3%21%3%
OpinionWay 17–22 Feb5,017–1%7%12%13%17%23%3%20%4%
OpinionWay 22–26 Jan5,073–1%7%12%12%18%22%3%22%3%
2015 election 20 Dec–6.63%35.96%26.65%3.81%27.73%

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

First round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs.Gomez
LO 		Cukierman
PCF–LFI 		Grébert
EELV 		Belkacem
PS 		Omeir
UDMF		 Bonnell
MR–LREM 		Wauquiez
LR 		Kotarac
RN 		Gill
DIV
2021 election 20 Jun—1.6%5.6%14.5%11.4%0.3%9.8%43.9%12.3%0.7%
OpinionWay 11–13 Jun1,000—1%6%11%10%0%15%35%22%0%
OpinionWay 4–7 Jun1,019—1%7%13%10%0.5%14%33%22%0.5%
Ipsos 3–7 Jun1,000—2%5%11%12%0.5%14%33%22%0.5%
Ifop 1–4 Jun992—1.5%6%11%11%0.5%13%35%22%0%
OpinionWay 28–30 May1,068—2%6%12%9%1%14%34%22%0%

Second round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs.Grébert
EELV–PS–PCF–LFI 		Belkacem
PS–EELV–PCF–LFI 		Bonnell
MR–LREM 		Wauquiez
LR 		Kotarac
RN
2021 election 27 Jun—33.6%——55.2%11.2%
OpinionWay 22–23 Jun1,017—29%——58%13%
OpinionWay 11–13 Jun1,000——23%16%39%22%
—22%—16%40%22%
OpinionWay 4–7 Jun1,019—24%—15%38%23%
Ipsos 3–7 Jun1,000——24%16%37%23%
Ifop 1–4 Jun992—26%—15%37%22%
—30%——47%23%
OpinionWay 28–30 May1,068—23%—15%38%24%

Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

First round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs.Rocher
LO 		Faudot
GRS–LFI 		Modde
EELV 		Dufay
PS–PCF 		Thuriot
LREM–MoDem 		Platret
LR–DLF 		Odoul
RN
2021 election 20 Jun—2.7%4.5%10.3%26.5%11.7%21.0%23.2%
Ifop ? Jun994—1%5%10%18%15%21%30%
Ipsos 3–7 Jun1,000—2%4%8%21%16%21%28%
OpinionWay 27–31 May1,112—1%7%9%19%14%20%30%

Second round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs. Dufay
PS–PCF 		Thuriot
LREM–MoDem 		Platret
LR–DLF 		Odoul
RN
2021 election 27 Jun—42.2%9.8%24.2%23.8%
Ifop ? Jun994—27%17%24%32%
—35%—33%32%
Ipsos 3–7 Jun1,000—32%18%21%29%
OpinionWay 27–31 May1,112—30%15%23%32%
—38%—28%34%

Brittany

First round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs.Hamon
LO 		Cadalen
LFI 		Desmares-Poirrier
EELV–UDB 		Cueff
BMV		 Chesnais-Girard
PS–PCF 		Elahiar
UDMF		Martin
PB 		Burlot
LREM–MoDem 		Le Callennec
LR 		Cabas
DLF 		Pennelle
RN 		Chauvel
EXD 		Daviet
DIV
2021 election 20 Jun—2.3%5.6%14.8%6.5%21.0%0.1%1.6%15.5%16.3%1.4%14.3%0.2%0.5%
Ipsos 3–7 Jun1,000—2%5%12%4%19%0.5%0.5%19%14%3%20%0.5%0.5%

Second round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs.Desmares-Poirrier
EELV–UDB 		Chesnais-Girard
PS–PCF–BMV		Burlot
LREM–MoDem 		Le Callennec
LR 		Pennelle
RN
2021 election 27 Jun—20.2%29.8%14.8%22.0%13.2%
Ipsos 3–7 Jun1,000——39%21%16%24%
—21%29%—24%26%
—26%—26%22%26%

Centre-Val de Loire

First round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs.Megdoud
LO 		Fournier
EELV–LFI 		Clément
DEL		 Bonneau
PS–PCF 		Fesneau
MoDem–LREM 		Forissier
LR 		Nikolic
RN
2021 election 20 Jun—2.6%10.9%4.0%39.2%16.7%18.8%22.2%
Ipsos 3–7 Jun1,000—2%9%3%21%19%18%28%
Ipsos 12–15 May1,000—2%11%3%19%21%16%28%

Second round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs.Fournier
EELV–PS–PCF–LFI 		Bonneau
PS–EELV–PCF–LFI 		Fesneau
MoDem–LREM 		Forissier
LR 		Nikolic
RN
2021 election 27 Jun——39.2%16.0%22.6%22.2%
Ipsos 3–7 Jun1,000——30%22%18%30%
——35%—33%32%
——34%33%—33%
Ipsos 12–15 May1,000——29%25%16%30%
—28%—25%17%30%

Corsica

First round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs.Stefani
PCF 		Simonpietri
EELV 		Talamoni
CL 		Benedetti
Rinnovu 		Angelini
PNC 		Simeoni
FaC 		Orsucci
TdP–LREM 		Marcangeli
A!–LR–CCB 		Filoni
RN 		Giacomi
EXD
2021 election 20 Jun—3.2%3.8%6.9%8.4%13.2%29.2%5.9%24.9%4.0%0.6%
Ipsos 2–5 Jun800—5%8%7%7%11%25%9%23%4%1%

Grand Est

First round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs.Fève
LO 		Filippetti
G.s–LFI 		Romani
EELV–PS–PCF 		Tyane
UDMF		Meyer
UL 		Klinkert
LREM–MoDem 		Rottner
LR 		Jacobelli
RN 		Philippot
LP
2021 election 20 Jun—
Ipsos 3–7 Jun1,000—2%5%14%1%4%14%27%25%8%
OpinionWay 25–31 May2,010—1%7%14%1%2%16%28%25%6%

Second round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs.Romani
EELV–PS–PCF–G.s–LFI 		Klinkert
LREM–MoDem 		Rottner
LR 		Jacobelli
RN
2021 election 20 Jun—
Ipsos 3–7 Jun1,000—20%19%29%32%
OpinionWay 25–31 May2,010—20%19%31%30%
—24%—45%31%
——24%39%37%

Hauts-de-France

First round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs.Pecqueur
LO 		Delli
EELV–PS–PCF–LFI 		Alexandre
PACE		 Pietraszewski
LREM–MoDem 		Bertrand
LR 		Evrard
DLF 		Chenu
RN–CNIP
2021 election 20 Jun–
Elabe 4–7 Jun1,107–2%17%0%11%35%3%32%
Ifop 2–7 Jun967–1%20%1%10%34%2%32%
OpinionWay 2–5 Jun1,010–2%17%1%12%34%3%31%
BVA 26–31 May794–3%22%1%13%30%3%28%
Ipsos 27–29 May1,000–2%17%1%10%36%2%32%
OpinionWay 26–29 May1,048–1%17%2%11%33%4%32%
Harris Interactive 20–24 May1,218–2%19%1%11%35%2%30%

Second round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs. Delli
EELV–PS–PCF–LFI 		Pietraszewski
LREM–MoDem 		Bertrand
LR 		Chenu
RN–CNIP
2021 election 27 Jun–
Elabe 4–7 Jun1,107–18%11%37%34%
–19%—46%35%
Ifop 2–7 Jun967–19%11%35%35%
–22%—43%35%
OpinionWay 2–5 Jun1,010–17%12%37%34%
–19%—47%34%
BVA 26-31 May794–24%11%34%31%
–21%—43%36%
Ipsos 27–29 May1,000–18%11%38%33%
–21%—43%36%
OpinionWay 26–29 May1,048–19%11%36%34%
–21%—44%35%
Harris Interactive 20–24 May1,218–21%12%37%30%
–24%—45%31%
–—18%48%34%
–——59%41%

Île-de-France

First round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs. Arthaud
LO 		Autain
LFI–PCF 		Pailhac
REV		 Bayou
EELV 		Pulvar
PS 		Berlingen
UDMF		Conti
Volt 		Saint-Martin
LREM–MoDem 		Pécresse
SL–LR 		Bardella
RN 		Brot
DIV
2021 election 20 Jun–
OpinionWay 13–14 Jun1,092–1%10%0%13%10%0%0%15%34%17%0%
Ifop 7–11 Jun982–2%11%1%10%11%0%1%13%34%17%0%
Ipsos 3–7 Jun1,000–2%10%1%12%10%0.5%1%11%34%18%0.5%
OpinionWay 3–6 Jun1,046–1%11%0%12%10%0%0%16%33%17%0%
BVA 1–6 Jun1,241–1.5%8%1%12%10%0%0.5%15%33%19%0%
Elabe 28–31 May1,144–1%9%0.5%10%12%1%1%15%35%16%0.5%
OpinionWay 27–30 May1,155–0%10%0%12%9%0%0%16%34%19%0%
Ipsos 24–26 May939–2%11%1%12%10%1%1%12%33%17%0%

Second round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs. Bayou
EELV–PS–PCF–LFI 		Saint-Martin
LREM–MoDem 		Pécresse
SL–LR 		Bardella
RN
2021 election 27 Jun–
OpinionWay 13–14 Jun1,092–27%17%39%17%
Ifop 7–11 Jun982—27%15%38%20%
Ipsos 3–7 Jun1,000–30%14%37%19%
–33%—48%19%
OpinionWay 3–6 Jun1,046–28%18%38%16%
BVA 1–6 Jun1,241–25%17%38%20%
Elabe 28–31 May1,144–26%19%39%16%
OpinionWay 27–30 May1,155–23%20%37%20%
Ipsos 24–26 May939–31%15%36%18%
–34%—47%19%

Normandy

First round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs.Le Manach
LO 		Jumel
PCF–LFI 		Boulanger
PS–EELV 		Bonnaterre
TdP–LREM 		Kerbarh
MR 		Morin
LC–LR 		Bay
RN
2021 election 20 Jun—
OpinionWay 10–13 Jun1,024—2%8%16%15%1%30%28%
Ipsos 3–7 Jun1,000—2%10%16%11%1%32%28%
Elabe 31 May–5 Jun1,145—2%10%16%13%1%31%27%

Second round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs. Jumel
PCF–PS–EELV–LFI 		Boulanger
PS–EELV–PCF–LFI 		Bonnaterre
TdP–LREM 		Morin
LC–LR 		Bay
RN
2021 election 27 Jun—
OpinionWay 10–13 Jun1,024——24%17%31%28%
Ipsos 3–7 Jun1,000——26%13%32%29%
Elabe 31 May–5 Jun1,145——27%15%31%27%
——30%—42%28%
—27%—15%31%27%
—31%——41%28%

Nouvelle-Aquitaine

First round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs.Perchet
LO 		Guetté
LFI 		Thierry
EELV 		Rousset
PS–PCF 		Darrieussecq
MoDem–LREM 		Florian
LR 		Puyjalon
LMR–RES 		Diaz
RN
2021 election 20 Jun—
Ifop 2–7 Jun1,018—1%4%11%25%19%15%2%23%
Ipsos 3–7 Jun1,000—2%4%9%25%17%12%4%27%
Ifop 26–31 May1,000—1%5%11%24%19%14%3%23%

Second round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs. Rousset
PS–EELV–PCF–LFI 		Darrieussecq
MoDem–LREM 		Florian
LR 		Diaz
RN
2021 election 27 Jun—
Ipsos 3–7 Jun1,000—36%21%15%28%
Ifop 26–31 May1,000—37%22%17%24%
—42%30%—28%

Occitanie

First round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs.Adrada
LO 		Martin
LFI 		Maurice
EELV–POC 		Delga
PS–PCF 		Davezac
OPN–RES 		Terrail-Novès
LREM–MoDem 		Pradié
LR 		Garraud
LDP–RN 		Le Boursicaud
DIV
2021 election 20 Jun—
Ifop 7–11 Jun998—1%4.5%10%29%1.5%11%12%31%0%
Ipsos 3–7 Jun1,000—2%4%8%30%0.5%11%11%33%0.5%
Ifop 21–27 May1,003—0%6%10%26%0%13%14%30%1%

Second round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs. Delga
PS–EELV–POC–PCF–LFI 		Terrail-Novès
LREM–MoDem 		Pradié
LR 		Garraud
LDP–RN
2021 election 27 Jun—
Ifop 7–11 Jun998—40%14%14%32%
—44%—22%34%
Ipsos 3–7 Jun1,000—41%13%12%34%
Ifop 21–27 May1,003—37%16%16%31%
—40%—26%34%

Pays de la Loire

First round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs.Le Beller
LO 		Orphelin
EELV–LFI 		Garot
PS–PCF 		De Rugy
LREM–MoDem 		Morançais
LR 		Bayle
DLF 		Juvin
RN 		Rigaudeau
DIV
2021 election 20 Jun—
Ipsos 3–7 Jun1,000—2%19%14%19%25%4%17%0%
OpinionWay 25–30 May1,055—1%17%14%17%26%3%21%1%

Second round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs. Orphelin
EELV–PS–PCF–LFI 		Garot
PS–EELV–PCF–LFI 		De Rugy
LREM–MoDem 		Morançais
LR 		Juvin
RN
2021 election 27 Jun—
Ipsos 3–7 Jun1,000——32%22%25%21%
—32%—23%25%20%

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

First round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs.Bonnet
LO 		Guerrera
POC 		Félizia
EELV–PS–PCF 		Governatori
CÉ 		Muselier
LR–LREM 		Chuisano
DLF 		Mariani
LDP–RN 		Laupies
LS 		Vincenzi
DIV
2021 election 20 Jun—
Ifop 10–14 Jun960—1%0.5%17%3%34%3%41%0.5%0%
OpinionWay 7–10 Jun1,067—1%1%17%3%32%2%43%1%0%
Ipsos 3–7 Jun1,000—2%1%15%3%34%2%41%1%1%
OpinionWay 31 May–3 Jun1,004—1%0.5%16%4%32%4%42%1%0.5%
Ifop 26–31 May1,006—1.5%0.5%15%4%35%4%39%1%0%
Elabe 21–26 May1,133—2%0%12%6%33%2%43%2%0%

Second round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs.Félizia
EELV–PS–PCF 		Muselier
LR–LREM 		Mariani
LDP–RN
2021 election 27 Jun—
Ifop 10–14 Jun960—20%36%44%
——49%51%
OpinionWay 7–10 Jun1,067—21%33%46%
——48%52%
Ipsos 3–7 Jun1,000—21%36%43%
——49%51%
OpinionWay 31 May–3 Jun1,004—21%34%45%
——48%52%
Ifop 26–31 May1,006—19%38%43%
——51%49%
Elabe 21–26 May1,133—18%37%45%
——50%50%

Reunion

First round

Polling firmFieldwork dateSampleAbs.Payet
LO 		Bello
PLR 		Marchau
EELV 		Bareigts
PS–PCR 		Hoarau
DVG 		Lebreton
DVG 		Miranville
CREA		Cadet
DVD 		Flore
CDF		 Robert
LR 		Rivière
RN
2021 election 20 Jun—
Sagis 21–27 May500—0.5%22.5%2%23.5%7%8%8.5%2%0.5%24%1.5%

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