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The France Unbowed (LFI) founder Jean-Luc Melenchon votess in the European elections at a school in the 10th arrondissement of Paris. IMAGES
Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron vote in the European elections at their polling station in Le Touquet, Normandy, an election that is likely to bring a clear reshaping of the political landscape in Europe and France, with the far-right National Rally (RN) the overwhelming favourite against the head of state's Renaissance party. IMAGES
Jordan Bardella, head of the National Rally (RN) list for the European elections, votes in Garches, near Paris, as his list looks set to win. Jordan Bardella has been leading the polls for months and could increase his already high score for 2019 (23.34%) by almost ten points. IMAGES
Manon Aubry, leader of the France Unbowed (LFI) list for the European elections, is voting in the 19th arrondissement of Paris, in an election in which France Unbowed is counting on a favourable dynamic at the end of the campaign to try to mobilise a young electorate and go beyond the polls, which put it at around 8.5% (compared to 6.31% in 2019). IMAGES
The head of the PS/Place publique list for the European elections, Raphael Glucksmann, votes in a school in the 10th arrondissement of Paris. Polls have shown that the joint list of Place Publique, a progressive left movement co-founded by Glucksmann, and the Socialist Party (PS) is seriously challenging the centrist list of Macron's coalition for second place in the June 9 polls behind the far right who remain way ahead. IMAGES
French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal votes in the European elections at a school in Vanves, near Paris. The head of the ruling party's list for the June 9 polls Valerie Hayer has largely failed to score with the public in the campaign for the election where the French far-right appear set to score a victory in a major setback for the ruling Renaissance party of President Emmanuel Macron. IMAGES