Both candidates have experienced an increase in their survey values in the past few days, since Mr. Macron's upswing begins to let up from the Ukraine War.
Your rise seems to have gone at the expense of Eric Zemmour, a candidate of the extreme right who originally challenged Le Pen for second place.
Mr. Zemmour from Reconquest! dominated the early day of the campaign, received media reporting with provocative statements about immigration and Islam in France and at times Ms. Le Pen in the surveys last year.
In the meantime, his popularity has shrunk and he can find himself between third and fourth place with the center-right candidate Valérie Pécresse.
Ms. Pécresse almost took second place at the end of last year, which would have been a turn for her center-right party, the Republican-historically a government party in France who has experienced a breakdown of support in recent years.
Their growing insignificance fades compared to that of Anne Hidalgo from the socialists whose closest related labour is in the UK.
When Ms. Le Pen makes it into the second round, she is still facing a tough fight, since according to surveys, Mr. Macron will take over half of the votes when they compete against each other.
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