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Spain's socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez casts his vote in the regional elections of Madrid Community. IMAGES
Paris, Jun 20 (EFE/EPA).- France's main center-right party garnered the largest number of votes nationwide in Sunday's first round of regional elections, while the far-right National Rally of Marine Le Pen failed to meet expectations.With official results not expected until Tuesday, media outlets using a combination of partial tabulations and responses to exit polls estimated that Les Republicains (LR) took roughly 29 percent of the vote amid record-low turnout of less than 33 percent of the roughly 48 million eligible voters. (Camera: CHRISTOPHE PETIT-TESSON).B-ROLL OF A PRESS CONFERENCE HELD BY RASSEMBLEMENT NATIONAL (RN) FAR-RIGHT PARTY AFTER THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE RESULTS OF THE FIRST ROUND OF 2021 REGIONAL ELECTIONS IN PARIS, FRANCE.
Madrid residents vote during the last hour of voting in regional elections, which was also open to people either quarantining or who have tested positive for Covid-19. The election is expected to deliver a comfortable victory to the city's hardline leader of the right-wing Popular Party (PP), Isabel Diaz Ayuso, who has soared in prominence for stubbornly resisting virus restrictions. IMAGES
Madrid, May 4 (EFE) .- (Camera: Lucía Fonseca) .- The 1,084 polling stations of the Community of Madrid have opened their doors at nine in the morning to receive the voters who participate in the regional elections, with a Time slot for the elderly and another for people with coronavirus or suspected of having it.A total of 5,112,658 people are called to vote, of which 4,783,528 reside in the Community of Madrid and are those who could do so in person in the region, although 259,411 have requested to vote by mail, a figure that represents an increase of 41% compared to the 2019 regional and municipal elections. FOOTAGE OF ANGEL GABILONDO, PSOE, AND PRESIDENT OF THE COMMUNITY OF MADRID, ISABEL AYUSO, VOTING.
Madrid, May 4 (EFE).- (Camera: EFE) Polling stations opened their doors in Madrid on Tuesday for a regional election that is seen as something of litmus test for political sentiment beyond the capital.FOOTAGE OF PEDRO SANCHEZ, SPANISH PRIME MINISTER, VOTING IN POZUELO DE ALARCON, MADRID, SPAIN.
Voters head to the polls in Madrid as Spain's central region, an established bastion of the right, holds an early election that could have significant consequences for national politics. IMAGES
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