More than 50% of the French consider the election of Macron as a president negatively

Almost a year after the presidential election in France, more than half of its citizens are negatively assessing the election of Emmanuel Macron, the head of state

This is evidenced by the results of the poll Elabe, according to Le Figaro.

So, for 22% of respondents, Macron's election was "a very bad thing" by the president. For another 30%, his presidency is "a rather bad thing."

Quite positively, only 13% of respondents estimate Macron's election; for 35%, it is more likely to be positive than negatively.

At the same time, 65% of respondents like Macron positioning France on the international scene, another 55% are positively evaluating his style of management.

Only 39% are well aware of Macron's social policy, while 61% do not approve of it.

42% of respondents believe that by 2022 Macron will be able to change the situation in France for the better, 58% hold the opposite opinion.

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