>>The French electorate is flocking to right-wing parties in the wake of the recent mass riots which enveloped the nation last week. A new Ifop poll for Sud Radio showed right-wing parties enjoying a 6 percent swing in support from voters across the country when asked for their voting intentions ahead of next year’s European parliamentary elections. The National Rally, formerly led by ex-presidential candidate Marine Le Pen and now by Jordan Bardella, topped the poll with more than a quarter (26 percent) of the vote share, up one percentage point. The liberal-conservative Republicans saw their popularity rise into double figures, up three percentage points to 11 percent, while Éric Zemmour’s Reconquête party and Debout la France (DLF) gained one percentage point each to total 7 percent and 4 percent respectively. Yeah... Well it's better than nothing, but that's still lame "The liberal-conservative Republicans" that's mainstream right, like republicans in the US... +3% for them doesn't really count as a win for "us"... So 26+7+4 = 37%... With what happened imagine what it's going to take to go beyond a mere 50%