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Voters in Lyon cast their ballots as polls open in France's presidential election, with voters choosing between young centrist Emmanuel Macron and far-right leader Marine Le Pen. IMAGES
Polling stations close in Senegal's presidential election. Senegal has a population of 16 million but only 6.7 million were registered to vote in this West African nation which gained independence from France in 1960.
The first voters in Marseille cast their ballots as polling stations open in mainland France for the presidential run-off vote between incumbent Emmanuel Macron and his far-right challenger Marine Le Pen. IMAGES
As the first polling stations close in France, counting begins. French voters are choosing between centrist Emmanuel Macron and far-right leader Marine Le Pen for president. Turnout in the French presidential run-off election was 65.30 percent at 1500 GMT on Sunday, lower than both the first round and the 2012 vote, data from the interior ministry showed. IMAGES of counting
As the first polling stations close in France, counting begins. French voters are choosing between centrist Emmanuel Macron and far-right leader Marine Le Pen for president. Turnout in the French presidential run-off election was 65.30 percent at 1500 GMT on Sunday, lower than both the first round and the 2012 vote, data from the interior ministry showed. IMAGES of counting / COMPLETES VID1025785_EN
French President Emmanuel Macron begins his nationwide tour on Wednesday ahead of next year's presidential election, in a risky repeat of previous meet-and-greet initiatives that saw him heckled by angry voters. The 43-year-old centrist, widely expected to seek a second term in polls next April and May, will begin what he calls the task of "measuring the country's pulse" in picturesque villages in southwest France. Around a dozen stops are planned over the next two months, in a sign that the former investment banker has an eye on regional elections on June 20 and 27, as well as his own personal political test next year. IMAGES
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