According to the survey, 61% of the French said they were dissatisfied with the government reshuffle, which is a historic high since Macron's election for the first term, the report said, adding that every sixth French citizen would like Borne to resign.
It was also reported that 62% of the respondents said they wanted a new prime minister, while 74% believed that a fresh cabinet would pursue the same policy as the previous one.
On Wednesday, Macron reshuffled the government, keeping key ministers in their posts and replacing the heads of the education and health ministries as well as the minister for labor, social relations and solidarity.
The president's entourage initially said that only "adjustments" would be made in the government, noting that the changes would not affect key agencies — the foreign, interior, defense and finance ministries.
The survey was carried out online from July 20-21 among 1,005 adult French citizens.