According to a poll published by the daily Le Figaro, teachers, far electorate largely acquired to the left and the Socialist Party, are now turning away from Francois Hollande. Of 588 teachers surveyed by the Opinion Way Institute, the July 17 to 22, 21% would vote today for the head of state in the first round of the presidential election, or 23 points less than at the polls in 2012. However, erosion does not promote the direct opponent of President of the Republic, Nicolas Sarkozy, now President of the party Republicans (LR). It only rally 13% of the teaching vote. Since three years ago, at its defeat by the Head of State.
Heading toward the center
Exit left, to where? According to the poll published Saturday, teachers were heading towards the center. The main beneficiary of this disaffection for Francois Hollande is indeed Francois Bayrou who, with 26% of teachers who would vote for him, gaining 10 points. Then come the extremes. Left first: the leader of the Left Party Jean-Luc Mélenchon won three points, like Eva Joly. Right, the sovereigntist Nicolas Dupont-Aignan also gains three points. The president of the National Front, Marine Le Pen garnered two points and gets 6% of the vote.
Among those surveyed, 76% say they are dissatisfied with the action of the Head of State in the field of education. The Minister of Education, Najat Vallaud-Belkacem, made even worse, with 77% of negative opinions.
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