"I think I'm going to give power of attorney to my children and let them vote for me": less than six months before the 2027 presidential election, a dive into indecisive France

Voters described as "changeurs" are uncertain and often sway between parties, complicating predictions for elections. They may reject certain candidates yet feel tempted to vote for them to provoke change. With the presidential election approaching, many express anxiety over choosing a candidate that aligns with their beliefs amidst a fragmented political landscape. Some long-time leftists fear voting for Jean-Luc Mélenchon, while others contemplate abstaining altogether to avoid supporting unworthy candidates. This uncertainty reflects a broader struggle to reconcile personal convictions with the current political offerings.