Most French people give thumbs down to Hollande in poll


  • World
  • Saturday, 02 May 2015

PARIS (Reuters) - More than 80 percent of French people do not want Francois Hollande to stand for re-election in the next presidential contest in 2017 due to his poor economic record, according to a poll ahead of his third anniversary in power later this month.

The poll, carried out by the CSA institute for news website Atlantico, showed that the same proportion of people surveyed - 81 percent in total - thought Hollande's record in office was "negative".

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