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Sarkozy may not be elected in 2012
An opinion poll showed that French President Nicolas Sarkozy will not be up to the run-off presidential election next year if faced with likely Socialist candidate DominiqueStrauss-Kahn in the first round.
The poll, conducted by "all the HTML back to" the IMF chief Strauss-Kahn, who has not been decided so far position from standing for election will get 23% of the votes in the first round, compared to 17% for the leader of the extreme right, Marine Le Pen and 16% for Sarkozy.
The poll, conducted by "all the HTML back to" the IMF chief Strauss-Kahn, who has not been decided so far position from standing for election will get 23% of the votes in the first round, compared to 17% for the leader of the extreme right, Marine Le Pen and 16% for Sarkozy.
But Sarkozy will arrive in the run-off - according to poll - against any other candidate a socialist as it comes in second place after François Hollande, or Aubrey Martin In the first place in front of Segolene Royal, who Navsth in the 2007 presidential election.
If the Socialists chose Royal as their candidate for the May elections / May 2012, theywill lose in front of Sarkozy and Le Pen in the first round where they will get the poll showed 15% of the vote compared to 20% for Sarkozy and 17% for Le Pen.
The poll showed that Sarkozy would lose in the event of arrival to the second roundwhere they will get only 35% of the votes against Strauss-Kahn, 44% of the votesagainst Aubrey and 40% against Holland while neutralized with Royal.
With the approach of Sarkozy's popularity has fallen from record highs, the French president did not announce it would seek to run for re-election or not, even though his party and Prime Minister Francois Fillon said that it would be a natural choice.
The survey was conducted by telephone on the sixth and seventh of May, the currentsample included 970 people over the age of 18 years.
If the Socialists chose Royal as their candidate for the May elections / May 2012, theywill lose in front of Sarkozy and Le Pen in the first round where they will get the poll showed 15% of the vote compared to 20% for Sarkozy and 17% for Le Pen.
The poll showed that Sarkozy would lose in the event of arrival to the second roundwhere they will get only 35% of the votes against Strauss-Kahn, 44% of the votesagainst Aubrey and 40% against Holland while neutralized with Royal.
With the approach of Sarkozy's popularity has fallen from record highs, the French president did not announce it would seek to run for re-election or not, even though his party and Prime Minister Francois Fillon said that it would be a natural choice.
The survey was conducted by telephone on the sixth and seventh of May, the currentsample included 970 people over the age of 18 years.
