Opinion polling for the 2022 French legislative election

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This page lists public opinion polls conducted for the 2022 French legislative election, which were held in two rounds on 12 and 19 June 2022. 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.

Contents

First round

Graphical summary

Local regression of polls conducted
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Party alliances standings

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size		 LO
NPA
EXG 		NUPES DVG
PRG
FGR 		ECO PA ENS DVC UDC DVD DLF
LP 		RN REC
EXD 		REG DIV
PCF LFI PÉ PS
Ministry of the Interior
(Le Monde)		12 Jun 2022–1.17%
(1.19%)		25.66%
(26.16%)		3.70%
(3.30%)		2.67%
(–)		25.75%
(25.80%)		1.25%
(1.30%)		11.29%
(11.30%)		2.33%
(1.92%)		1.13%
(1.21%)		18.68%
(18.68%)		4.24%
(4.25%)		1.28%
(1.09%)		0.85%
(3.80%)
Ipsos-Sopra Steria 12 Jun 2022Exit poll1.3%25.6%3.7%2.7%25.2%1.3%13.6%1.1%19.1%4.1%2.3%
Elabe BFMTV 12 Jun 20221.2%26.2%3.3%––25.8%–11.1%1.9%1.2%19.1%4.3%5.9%
Ifop-Fiducial 12 Jun 20221.4%26.1%3%––25.6%–11.3%3.2%1.1%19.2%4.1%5%
Harris-Interactive 12 Jun 20221.5%25%5.5%–25%1%11.5%2.5%1.2%19%4.5%3.3%
Ipsos-Sopra Steria 10 Jun 20228,1591%27%3%2.5%–28%0.5%11%1%19%5.5%1.5%
Harris-Interactive 8–10 Jun 20222,0781%26%4%–2%26%1%10%1%2%20%6%1%
Ifop-Fiducial 8–9 Jun 20221,8311%26.5%3.5%––26%10%2%1.5%19%5.5%–5%
Elabe 8–9 Jun 20222,0001.5%26.5%3%––27%11%1%1.5%19.5%4.5%4.5%
Cluster17 7–9 Jun 20222,6080.5%29.5%2.5%–1.5%26%1%10.5%1%1.5%17.5%5.5%1%2%
OpinionWay-Kéa 5–8 Jun 20223,0011%25%3%1%2%28%11%1%1%18%6%–3%
YouGov 1–8 Jun 20223,3062%25%––1%26%-9%-1%21%8%7%
Ipsos-Sopra Steria 6–7 Jun 20222,0001.5%28%2.5%2.5%–27%0.5%11%1%19.5%6%1%
Ipsos-Sopra Steria 3–6 Jun 202210,8261%27.5%2%2.5%–28%0.5%11%1%20%5.5%1%
Ifop-Fiducial 3–6 Jun 20221,8401%26%3.5%––25%11%2%2%21%5%–4.5%
Harris-Interactive 3–6 Jun 20222,3552%24%5%–2%26%1%10%1%2%20%6%1%
Cluster17 30 May–1 Jun 20222,4591%31%––1.5%27%10%2%19%5%1.5%3%
Elabe 30 May–1 Jun 20222,0001.5%25%2.5%––24.5%12.5%1.5%1.5%22%4.5%4.5%
OpinionWay-Kéa 28–31 May 20223,0081%26%2%2%1%27%11%1%1%20%6%–2%
Harris-Interactive 27–30 May 20222,3712%24%4%–2%27%1%9%1%1%21%7%1%
Ifop-Fiducial 25–28 May 20221,7961%25%4%––27%10%1%2%21%6%3%
Cluster17 24–26 May 20222,3730.5%30%–2%26%10.5%1.5%19%6%0.5%4%
OpinionWay-Kéa 19–24 May 20222,8452%25%3%2%2%26%11%3%21%5%––
Harris-Interactive 20–23 May 20222,3313%28%–––26%9%2%21%7%4%
Cluster17 17–19 May 20222,9500.5%31%–1%26%9%2%20%5.5%1.5%3.5%
Ipsos-Sopra Steria 16–19 May 202211,2471%27%3%––28%9%1%1%21%6%3%
Elabe 16–18 May 20221,7932%27.5%–––27%10%1%21.5%5%6%
OpinionWay-Kéa 14–18 May 20223,0222%24%3%2%2%27%11%2%22%5%––
Ifop-Fiducial 13–16 May 20221,8841.5%27%–––26%11%2.5%23%6%–3%
Harris-Interactive 13–16 May 20222,3933%29%–––26%10%1%23%5%3%
Cluster17 10–12 May 20222,9671%31%––27%9.5%2%19%5.5%1%4%
Ifop-Fiducial 6–9 May 20221,6911.5%28%–––27%11%2%22%6.5%–2%
1%2%18%6.5%5.5%–––26%11%2%21%6%–2%
Harris-Interactive 6–9 May 20222,4063%28%–––26%9%1%24%6%3%
OpinionWay-Kéa 5–9 May 20223,0772%23%3%2%2%26%12%2%23%5%––
Cluster17 3–5 May 20223,4981%34%––24.5%8.5%1.5%19.5%5%2%4%
Harris-Interactive 29 Apr–2 May 20222,3662%2%19%7%7%––24%8%1%23%6%1%
2%33%–––33%30%2%
Cluster17 27–28 Apr 20222,6591%2%20%7.5%5.5%––24%7.5%2%21%6%1%2.5%
1.5%27%7%––23%9%2%21%6.5%1%2%
1%34%––24%9.5%3%24%1.5%3%
Harris-Interactive 24–25 Apr 20222,3431%3%19%8%5%––24%8%1%23%7%1%
2%33%–––33%31%1%
2017 election results 11 Jun 2017–0.8%2.7%11%(ECO)9.5%1.6%4.3%0.3%32.3%18.8%2.7%1.2%13.2%0.3%0.9%1.9%

Second round

Graphical summary

There are 289 seats needed for an absolute majority.

Seat projections

Polling firmFieldwork dateSample
size		 NUPES DVG ENS DVC UDC DVD DLF
LP 		RN REC EXD REG DIV
PCF LFI PÉ PS
Ministry of the Interior
(Le Monde)		19 Jun 2022–131
(142)		22
(13)		245
(246)		4
(5)		64
(64)		10
(9)		1
(1)		89
(89)		0
(0)		0
(1)		10
(6)		1
(1)
Ifop-Fiducial 16–17 Jun 20221,399160–1905–10270–300–50–706–8–25–45––5–9
Cluster17 16–17 Jun 2022n/a170–2207–10230–2903–565–753–5–40–60––4–7
Ipsos-Sopra Steria 15–16 Jun 20221,991140–18012–24265–3052–460–80––20–50––5–10
Elabe 15–16 Jun 20221,801150–2008–12255–2953–555–752–4–30–50–1–2 [lower-alpha 1] 5–9
OpinionWay-Kéa 14–16 Jun 20221,028165–210–275–305–60–75––20–40––7–13
Odoxa 14–15 Jun 20221,881179–2253–7252–292–42–622–8–25–49 [lower-alpha 2] ––2–6
Ifop-Fiducial 14–15 Jun 20221,508180–2103–7265–300–40–652–6–20–40––3–7
Harris-Interactive 12 Jun 20226,49214–2197–11725–4125–402–8257–2970–145–653–80–123–45––5–10
161–219
Ipsos-Sopra Steria 12 Jun 2022Exit poll10–1696–11520–3024–2915–25255–295–50–80–20–45––10–17
150–190
Elabe 12 Jun 2022160–2107–13260–295–50–652–5–25–35–0–2 [lower-alpha 3] 9–14
Ipsos-Sopra Steria 10 Jun 20228,159155–19018–30275–315–35–55–20–45––5–10
Harris-Interactive 8–10 Jun 20222,07811–1890–11022–3722–384–12265–3050–238–583–80–125–480–30–15–10
145–203
Ifop-Fiducial 8–9 Jun 20221,831180–2108–12270–305–40–55––15–350–2–8–14
Elabe 8–9 Jun 20222,000165–190–280–320–40–60––25–50––10–15
OpinionWay-Kéa 5–8 Jun 20223,001160–190–290–330–50–70––13–330–2–6–11
Ipsos-Sopra Steria 6–7 Jun 20222,000175–21510–18260–300–35–55–20–50––5-10
Ipsos-Sopra Steria 3–6 Jun 202210,826160–2008–18275–315–30–55–20–55––8–18
Ifop-Fiducial 3–6 Jun 20222,000195–2304–8250–290–40–55––20–450–2–6–12
Harris-Interactive 3–6 Jun 20222,3559–1671–9720–3520–36–285–3350–238–583–80–130–500–30–13–7
120–184
Elabe 30 May–1 Jun 20222,000155–180–275–315–40–65––35–65––10–15
OpinionWay-Kéa 28–31 May 20223,008160–190–290–330–50–70––13–330–2–6–11
Harris-Interactive 27–30 May 20222,3718–1554–8018–3316–320–6300–3500–135–553–80–135–550–30–13–7
96–160
Ifop-Fiducial 25–28 May 20221,796170–2055–10275–310–35–55––20–501–4–8–15
OpinionWay-Kéa 19–24 May 20222,845155–185–295–335–50–70––14–34––6–11
Harris-Interactive 20–23 May 20222,3319–1660–8620–3518–34–295–345–32–52–0–142–680–3–3–7
107–171
Ipsos-Sopra Steria 16–19 May 202211,247165–195–290–330–35–65––20–45––5–10
Elabe 16–18 May 20221,793160–185–290–330–25–50––35–65––5–15
OpinionWay-Kéa 14–18 May 20223,022140–170–310–350–50–70––15–35––5–10
Harris-Interactive 13–16 May 20222,3938–1562–8820–3518–34–300–350–35–55–0–148–750–2–3–7
108–172
Harris-Interactive 6–9 May 20222,4068–1560–8520–3517–33–300–350–30–48–0–152–800–2–3–7
105–168
OpinionWay-Kéa 5–9 May 20223,077135–165–310–350–50–70––20–40––5–10
Harris-Interactive 29 Apr–2 May 20222,3665–1025–451–520–40–338–378–35–65––65–95––3–7
70–90–336–376110–140–3–7
Harris-Interactive 24–25 Apr 20222,3435–1025–451–520–40–328–368–35–65––75–105––3–7
73–93–326–366117–147–3–7
2017 election 18 Jun 2017–101713011350–130618–153

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ DLF, LP, and EXD are included together.
  2. ↑ EXD is included.
  3. ↑ DLF, LP, and EXD are included together.

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