
The crowd was 61% sure, and they got it wrong.
61%
Final odds
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“Declaring oneself a candidate always boosts intentions. We'll see over time. Mélenchon is quite stable, even increasing since his declaration.”
Why: Extracted condition: In the most recent 'main voting-intention' poll listed on the Wikipedia page as of 2026-09-16T00:00:00+02:00 (the poll with the latest fieldwork end date; if tied, use the poll appearing first), Édouard Philippe's reported first-round percentage must be strictly greater than Jean‑Luc Mélenchon's. Observed most-recent poll from the supplied data: OpinionWay, fieldwork 9–10 Sep 2026 (fieldwork end date 2026-09-10). That poll's published first-round percentages (as shown): Jean‑Luc Mélenchon = 16; Édouard Philippe = 16. Comparison: Édouard Philippe (16) is not strictly greater than Mélenchon (16); they are equal to the same reported precision, which the rules treat as a tie and therefore resolves NO.
Source: en.wikipedia.orgResolved Sep 15


















