Sunday, April 24, 2022

Emmanuel Macron Wins French Presidential Election

 

Daily Mail: 'Five more years!': Emmanuel Macron SMASHES far right challenger Marine Le Pen by 58 to 42 per cent amid low turnout as unenthusiastic French vote for centrist in choice 'between plague and cholera' 

* A big question was how many of France's 48.7 million eligible voters wouldn't cast ballots out of apathy 

* The choice between Macron and Le Pen was compared to deciding 'between the plague and cholera' 

* Le Pen, who was behind Macron in the opinion polls, was pictured casting her ballot Sunday morning 

* Macron watered down a campaign pledge to progressively raise the retirement age in France to 65 

French President Emmanuel Macron was re-elected for a second five-year term tonight as he smashed his far-Right rival Marine Le Pen amid low turnout levels. 

Mr Macron, the 44-year-old centrist, won with a 58.2% share of the vote – beating the far-Right Ms Le Pen, 53, on 41.8%, according to exit polls. 

They are always extremely accurate in France, meaning major broadcasters and other media outlets called the Macron victory as soon as polls closed at 8pm local time on Sunday.  

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WNU Editor: It is a landslide for French President Macron. 

Emmanuel Macron Wins French Presidential Election

Live: France 2022 - Presidential election - Second-round results -- France 24 

Live: Macron beats French far-right leader Le Pen to win second term as president -- France 24  

Emmanuel Macron wins French presidential election, exit polls show — live updates -- DW  

French election live: Emmanuel Macron beats Marine Le Pen to be re-elected president, projections show -- The Guardian  

Live: Macron beats Le Pen in French election – projections -- BBC  

France’s Macron is reelected but far-right rival raises game -- AP  

Emmanuel Macron wins French presidential election, projected results show -- The Guardian  

Emmanuel Macron will win France’s presidential election, pollsters project -- CNN  

Macron beats far-right rival Le Pen in French presidential election, projections show -- CNBC  

French President Emmanuel Macron is re-elected for a second term -- ABC News Australia

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