The current head of state, Emmanuel Macron, and pro-Russian politician Marine Le Pen have fought for the presidency.
In France on Sunday, April 24, the second round of presidential elections ended. According to the results of exit polls, Emmanuel Macron won, according to Reuters.
Current leader Emmanuel Macron and pro-Russian politician Marine Le Pen are fighting for the presidency.
Before the second round of voting, opinion surveys predicted victory for Macron. As expected, the current president could receive the support of approximately 56.6% of voters.
According to the Ipsos exit poll, 58.2% of French voted for Macron, while his opponent, the far -right candidate Marine Le Pen, was supported by 41.8% of voters. According to calculations commissioned by BFMTV, Macron won 57.6% of the vote, Le Pen – 42.4%.
It will be recalled that French President Emmanuel Macron said it was necessary to prepare for war in Europe and called on European countries to increase investment in the defense industry.
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Source: korrespondent
