Head to head

Pick two contenders to compare their scores and their run-off match-up.

Portrait of Marine Tondelier
4.5/10
Portrait of Édouard Philippe
7.3/10

If they met in the run-off

Marine Tondelier 42.3% 57.7% Édouard Philippe

Model projection based on the latest first-round polls and on vote transfers calibrated on run-off polls. See the method.

Their proposals

ThemeMarine TondelierÉdouard Philippe
Pensions Undo the 2023 reform: back to 62, with early retirement for arduous jobs. Gradually raise the legal retirement age to 65 and the contribution period to 45 years, with a third of employees exempted.
Work and purchasing power A minimum wage of €1,600 net. Exempt two hours of overtime a week from contributions (about €1,000 more a year on the minimum wage); cap unemployment benefits at 12 months for under-50s.
Taxes and spending A “climate wealth tax” on the most polluting large fortunes. Replace only one civil servant in three who retire; a single family allowance of €350 a month from the first child; some twenty ordinances from July 2027.
Immigration No specific proposal known. Halve legal immigration (well under 200,000 residence permits a year); a European list of safe countries whose nationals could no longer claim asylum.
Europe and defence Strengthen the European Green Deal, extend the carbon border tax, leave free-trade deals that encourage environmental dumping. Reaffirmed support for Ukraine.
Energy and climate Gradual exit from nuclear power and 100% renewables, with an investment plan of about €100 billion a year. A single climate-adaptation fund of €2 billion a year.

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Overlaid profiles

Experience Name recognition Communication Polls Reach Party machine

Marine TondelierÉdouard Philippe

Criterion by criterion

TondelierCriterionPhilippe
3 Experience
9
6 Name recognition
9
7 Communication
7
2 Polls
6
4 Reach
7
5 Party machine
6
4.5 Overall score 7.3