According to the Orange/Express poll, 25 percent of those polled will wait until voting day to make their final decision. Currently Sarkozy is leading in this poll - but the with 25 percent of the voters being undecided - there’s going to be a lot of hand-wringing on election day.
(The majority agree with my comment from yesterday that Sarkozy and Royal will be the contenders in May for the final elections).
Here are some of the comments I’ve heard so far: When Sarkozy was mayor of Neuilly, everything was ship-shape - now Neuilly’s a mess.
If Royal is elected, she has a head of her own. She needs party confidence to get elected, but once she’s in, she may indeed try to make some changes.
Some worry that if Sarkozy is elected, there’ll be a response from the left with many more strikes.
My own question (as an outside observer): Do either of the candidates want to find a solution to unemployment that creates actual jobs that will stimulate the economy - or will it be window-dressing government jobs or subsidized jobs that only look good for the statistics department?
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