Rassemblement National's score in French presidential election 1988-2021, by status

For more than thirty years, the Rassemblement National party, named Front National until 2018, has been scoring in double digits in presidential elections, and gradually consolidating its electorate. The audience of Marine Le Pen's party has, however, undergone very contrasting evolutions in terms of socio-professional categories: if in 1988, Jean-Marie Le Pen's electorate was relatively interclassist, with a relatively identical score in the different social classes, the party has met with increasing success in working-class circles and among employees during the following elections. Based on voting intentions for the 2022 presidential elections, 45 percent of workers and 42 percent of employees support the Rassemblement National.