CEVIPOF and CESE to Unveil 2026 Political Trust Barometer Findings in February Plenary

The CESE and CEVIPOF will present and analyze the 16th wave of France's political trust barometer at a plenary session on February 10, 2026, sparking discussions on democratic engagement.

    Key details

  • • The 16th wave of the political trust barometer will be analyzed by Bruno Cautrès and Luc Rouban.
  • • Event scheduled for February 10, 2026, hosted by CESE and CEVIPOF.
  • • Opening speech by CESE President Thierry Beaudet, with presentation by Anne Muxel from CEVIPOF.
  • • A CESE resolution on urban popular neighborhoods will be presented post-discussion.

The Economic, Social and Environmental Council (CESE) is set to collaborate with the Center for Political Research at Sciences Po (CEVIPOF) to present the latest results from the 16th wave of their Political Trust Barometer. This event, scheduled for February 10, 2026, will take place during a plenary session featuring in-depth analyses and discussions on the state of political trust in France.

Researchers Bruno Cautrès, a CNRS researcher at CEVIPOF, and Luc Rouban, a CNRS research director, will lead the analysis of the barometer's findings. CESE President Thierry Beaudet will deliver the opening speech, while Anne Muxel, deputy director of CEVIPOF, will offer a presentation to frame the discussions. The session will also include debates with CESE members and representatives from various organizations.

Following the barometer analysis, the plenary will present a CESE resolution titled "Urban Popular Neighborhoods: Let’s Talk Solutions," reflecting CESE’s ongoing interest in democratic engagement and electoral participation, particularly among youth.

This event highlights the continued efforts to assess and foster political trust and democratic involvement in France, providing valuable insights as the country navigates political challenges in 2026.

This article was translated and synthesized from French sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.

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