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Ground News - French presidential election: Polls show Le Pen closing on Macron as election begins on Sunday - Vimarsana News

Ground News - French presidential election: Polls show Le Pen closing on Macron as election begins on Sunday

Emmanuel Macron's diplomatic efforts with Vladimir Putin gave him a boost in the polls. But his lead has closed in recent weeks and it's now a very tight race. His biggest rival, Marine Le Pen, has praised the Russian president in the past. If the polls prove right, she will face Mr Macron in the second round.

Le Pen gains momentum and closes in on rival Macron ahead of French election - Vimarsana News

Le Pen gains momentum and closes in on rival Macron ahead of French election

Campaigning on cost of living and seemingly balanced out by the more extreme Zemmour, far-right leader is posing a threat to incumbent

Election 2020: Expectations rising that Scott Morrison will call election today - Vimarsana News

Election 2020: Expectations rising that Scott Morrison will call election today

Scott Morrison is expected to leave Sydney for Canberra today, taking him closer to the Governor-General; France goes to the polls; Pakistan’s PM is ousted. Follow the latest here.

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In France, a nail-biting election looms - Vimarsana News

In France, a nail-biting election looms

From the market stall outside Paris that she's run for 40 years, Yvette Robert can see first-hand how soaring prices are weighing on France's presidential election a...

In France, a nail-biting election as Macron's rival Marine Le Pen surges - Vimarsana News

In France, a nail-biting election as Macron's rival Marine Le Pen surges

Macron, a political centrist, for months looked like a shoo-in to become France's first president in 20 years to win a second term. But that scenario blurred in the campaign's closing stages.