A recent Elabe survey indicates Marine Le Pen is projected to win the 2027 French presidential election against all current major potential rivals. The poll suggests Le Pen would secure a significant lead in the first round, regardless of who else is running. She is then predicted to win the second-round runoff against any opponent tested, including former Prime Minister Édouard Philippe. This potential victory challenges the long-standing tradition of a "front républicain" that previously kept the National Rally out of the presidency. Le Pen's popularity may be bolstered by a perception of martyrdom following a recent court ruling on her embezzlement conviction, though the appeal may allow her to stand in the election. She has also presented economic proposals, including a plan for earlier retirement for long-serving workers. Meanwhile, French bond markets are showing strain, reflecting concerns about the country's fiscal situation. The established political norm that Le Pen could reach the presidential palace but not enter it appears to be shifting. The survey highlights a changing landscape in French presidential politics, with Le Pen positioned for a potential historic win.