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One of the interesting findings of the first round of the French presidential election a few days ago was that Marine Le Pen drew her strength primarily from younger voters, while Macron depended on older voters for his margin of victory. While Macron will almost certainly win the run-off rematch (though by a smaller margin over Le Pen than in 2017), this doesnt bode well for the future of his

President Emmanuel Macron and far-right rival Marine Le Pen will battle for the presidency in a repeat of their 2017 run-off, but the results of the first round show changing dynamics in French politics and society.

The election has been a disappointment for some candidates and also has some uncomfortable aspects for President Macron. Here are five takeaways from France's presidential election.

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President Emmanuel Macron is in no way guaranteed to sweep France's presidential run-off against far-right rival Marine Le Pen, facing disaffection among swathes of voters unimpressed with his record…

President Emmanuel Macron and far-right rival Marine Le Pen will battle for the presidency in a repeat of their 2017 run-off, but the results of the first round show changing dynamics in French polit…

Macron leads in opinion polls but Le Pen closes in

Votes in France go to the polls on Sunday in the first round of their president election

First round of voting begins, with eventual winner expected to be decided in run-off two weeks later

By Ingrid Melander
PARIS (Reuters) - France votes on Sunday in the first round of a presidential election, with far-right candidate Marine Le Pen posing an unexpected threat to President Emmanuel Macrons re-election hopes.
Until just weeks ago, opinion polls pointed to an easy win for the pro-Europ...