Incumbent French President Emmanuel Macron is leading in the second round of the French presidential election with 55-58 percent of the vote. This was reported by the Belgian TV channel LN24, citing the results of a voter survey. Today, April 24, the current leader of France, Emmanuel Macron, is hosting the second and final round of presidential elections in his country, where he opposes Marin Le Pen, the leader of the far-right National Association party.
SIA refers to the "rambler".
The first round of voting took place two weeks ago, on April 10. At that time, according to the results of the majority of votes, Emmanuel Macron won.
In the second round, as in previous elections, Marin Le Pen again lost to Macron.
Thus, according to the preliminary forecast of OpinionWay-Kea Partners, Macron won in the second round with 57% of the vote.
Le Pen received 43 percent of the vote.
In addition, more than half (59 percent) of those watching the election debates said that French President Emmanuel Macron, who is running for a second term, is more convincing than his opponent.
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