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PARIS: The French voted on Sunday in an election that will decide whether pro European Union, centrist President Emmanuel Macron keeps his job or is u...

Le Pen’s support in France’s electorate has grown during this campaign to her highest level ever

Recent opinion polls gave Macron lead despite Le Pen’s recent efforts to soften her image

Choice is between pro-European centrist, far-right eurosceptic

" I'm very disappointed. France hasn't been working well for years. Macron has done nothing for the middle classes," says a voter.

The practices of French polling bodies do not rely on interviewing voters coming out of the polling stations, so are said to be more accurate

The French vote on Sunday in an election that will decide whether pro-European Union, centrist President Emmanuel Macron keeps his job or is unseated by far-right eurosceptic Marine Le Pen in what would amount to a political earthquake.

French President Emmanuel Macron and far-right challenger Marine Le Pen made final appeals Friday to undecided voters

French President Emmanuel Macron and far-right challenger Marine Le Pen made final appeals on Friday to undecided voters weighing fears of what a Le Pen presidency could bring against their anger at Macron's record. According to the latest surveys for Sunday's run-off, fear may win the day over loathing: Macron the centrist, pro-European incumbent leads his anti-immigration, euroskeptic challenger by 10-14 points, well outside margins of error.

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