Decline by 10 points the popularity of Makron

The popularity of French President Emmanuel Makron has fallen sharply in July, with 54% of citizens declaring to be satisfied, a rate down by ten percentage points compared to June, according to a survey by the French Institute for Public Opinion Research (Ifop) Published today by Le Journal du Dimanche (JDD).
The popularity of Edward Philip, Prime Minister of the Macedonian government, also fell sharply over the same period, from 64% to 56% (-8%), according to a survey published by the weekly newspaper.
For President Macron, 47% of respondents said they were "rather satisfied" (from 54% in June) and 7% "very satisfied" (from 10% in June), which means that cumulatively in both categories the fall His popularity reached ten units.
At the same time, all unhappy people grew from 35% in June to 43% in July, taking into account the "very dissatisfied" (15% in July, from 12% in June) and "rather unhappy" %). 3% of respondents did not express an opinion, from 1% last month.