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A poll conducted by Cluster17 was released on Wednesday. The results showed that if ECB President Christine Lagarde ran for President of France, she won 14% of the vote in the first round, ranking third. According to polls, Marina Le Pen of the far-right National League led with an approval rating of 30.5%, followed by Jean-Luc Mélenchon of the extreme left, indomitable France, with 20.5%. According to the media, this is the first time that Melanchon's approval rating has surpassed 20%. According to the media, Lagarde's 14% approval rating was obtained when the center-right candidate Edward Philippe did not run for election; if former Prime Minister Philip ran for election, he could get a 13.5% approval rating if the candidate lineup was similar. According to polls, if the two were to run for election at the same time, their respective approval ratings would be 8%.
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A poll conducted by Cluster17 was released on Wednesday. The results showed that if ECB President Christine Lagarde ran for President of France, she won 14% of the vote in the first round, ranking third. According to polls, Marina Le Pen of the far-right National League led with an approval rating of 30.5%, followed by Jean-Luc Mélenchon of the extreme left, indomitable France, with 20.5%. According to the media, this is the first time that Melanchon's approval rating has surpassed 20%. According to the media, Lagarde's 14% approval rating was based on the situation where the center-right candidate Edward Philippe did not run for election; if former Prime Minister Philip ran for election, he could get a 13.5% approval rating if the candidate lineup was similar. According to polls, if the two were to run for election at the same time, their respective approval ratings would be 8%.
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