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Le comportement électoral des agriculteurs sous la Ve République d'après les enquêtes par sondage

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[fre] Les enquêtes nationales par sondage réalisées à l'occasion des consultations électorales ne fournissent que des indications assez grossières sur le comportement électoral des agriculteurs en raison de la faible représentation de ceux-ci dans les échantillons interrogés. Les grandes tendances qu'elles permettent cependant de dégager sont le renforcement de l'ancrage à droite de la population agricole avec, pour contrepartie, une désaffection accentuée à l'égard de la gauche et, plus particulièrement, du parti communiste. Enfin, confrontés à l'émergence électorale du courant écologiste et à la percée du Front national, les agriculteurs sont restés largement étrangers à la première et n'ont pas joué un rôle décisif dans la seconde. [eng] French farmers electoral behaviour under the fifth Republic : the lessons of sample surveys . Because of the small frequency of farmers in the population, national sample surveys at the occasion of general elections are not likely to provide anything but crude indications of their electoral behaviour. Nevertheless, they allow for the identification of main tendances, which confirm the links between the Right, as well as, logically, the small audience of the Left, especially, the Communist Party. In front of the "Front national" upsurge and the emergence of the Ecological Movement, farmers remain unconcerned by the latter, and they never payed any decisive role with respect to the former.

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  • François Platone, 1997. "Le comportement électoral des agriculteurs sous la Ve République d'après les enquêtes par sondage," Économie rurale, Programme National Persée, vol. 237(1), pages 15-18.
  • Handle: RePEc:prs:recoru:ecoru_0013-0559_1997_num_237_1_4837
    DOI: 10.3406/ecoru.1997.4837
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