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Saturday, 9 April 2022 (YJC)_ Western media have warned that the turnout in the French presidential election is likely to hit a record high.
Today, Saturday, one day before the start of the French presidential election, the latest news shows the reluctance of the French majority in this election.
A poll by the French Public Opinion Foundation, called Ifop, shows that the vast majority of French people do not have a favorable opinion of the French presidential election campaign, and 80% of them think the quality of the campaign is very low.
The British newspaper The Guardian on Saturday (today) published a report on the presidential election on Sunday (tomorrow) in France, which will be held with 12 candidates, in which it announced the possibility of a historical record of the non-participation of the French.
According to the Western media, the dissatisfaction of the majority of French people with the French presidential election campaign may lead to a historic record of non-participation in the French presidential election on Sunday.
An IFOP poll conducted earlier this month found that 80 percent of French people said the presidential campaign was of "poor quality" and that hypocrites complained about the lack of new political ideas and the very few solutions to their problems.
According to the poll, while the French presidential campaign was entering its final week, 54% of French people felt that the campaign had not started at all.
According to the Guardian, "an unprecedented number of French voters say they are not sure who to vote for, and on Sunday (tomorrow) the probability of abstaining could break the historical record by up to 30%."
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