French President Emmanuel Macron’s lead widened in opinion polls on Tuesday, but his prime minister said Macron’s victory in Sunday’s presidential run-off was not guaranteed, with far-right rival Marine Le Pen accusing him of fear. -Promotion.
Three second-round polls put Macron at the highest level since before the first round, with an average of 55.83%, up more than one point from Friday and more than three points from the average of five polls before the first round. .
But Prime Minister Jan Castex said it was too early to declare victory, Reuters reported.
“The match is not over, it has not exploded,” Castix told France Inter radio.
An opinion poll by Ipsos showed Macron winning 56.5% of the vote, up half a point from Friday and 3.5 points from April 8, two days before the vote in which Macron and Le Pen qualified for the second round.
Opinionway and Ifop polls show, at 56% and 55% respectively, that Macron has the highest share of voting intentions since before the first round of voting on April 10.
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