Far-right Le Pen and hard-left Melenchon seen reaching French presidential run-off, poll shows
What to know about Far-right Le Pen and hard-left Melenchon seen reaching French presidential run-off, poll shows
Le Pen, who leads the far-right National Rally (RN), is seen winning 35% to 36% in the first round, the Toluna Harris Interactive poll showed, up from 33% in an earlier poll published on September 14.
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What happened
Le Pen, who leads the far-right National Rally (RN), is seen winning 35% to 36% in the first round, the Toluna Harris Interactive poll showed, up from 33% in an earlier poll published on September 14.
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