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Opinion polls still see Emmanuel Macron leading the first round and winning a runoff against Marine Le Pen on April 24, but several surveys now say this is within the margin of error.

Marine Le Pen's anti-immigration, Eurosceptic campaign is gaining traction, threatening favorite Emmanuel Macron's reelection

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 Macron's re-election hopes.

As in 2017 and 2002, debate over whether leftwing voters should back centrist, stay home or not vote at all

Paris, Apr 9 (Prensa Latina) France is experiencing today a day of reflection on the eve of the first round of the presidential elections, in which almost 49 million citizens will be able to vote for 12 candidates in contention.

His re-election – which would be the first of any French president in 20 years – was predicted to be a foregone conclusion even two weeks ago.

No matter who claims victory, the forthcoming elections will have a clear winner on the extreme right, recent surveys show

Amid voter concern over immigration and economic issues, far-right French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen may have her best shot yet at winning.

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No matter who claims victory, the forthcoming elections will have a clear winner on the extreme right, recent surveys show.