On the field, in the tds, she did everything right. today s front pages, and, as expected, it s macron v le pen. now, for the next two weeks, they will fight it out to try and win over voters who maybe chose someone else in the first round or perhaps didn t vote at all. there was lots of choice, but 12 is now down to two. the far left candidate, who came third, took nearly 22% of the vote. before heading to the polls, anne ruby told me she was voting green, but in a macron le pen run off, she would be voting blank. for no one. politicians must change now. they must be more intelligent, and if we vote against le pen or zemmour, they won t change. they will never change. if the campaigns seemed relatively serene so far, if the campaign s seemed relatively serene so far, it is now warming up, a head to head between two people who want to lead france in very
Emmanuel macron has been accused of failing to get stuck into this campaign. today, he headed to a stronghold area of his opponent in northern france. the centrist, pro eu politician with an eye for economic reform, under pressure to widen his appeal, but alain in paris is already convinced. mr macron is very sensitive to economy, but marine le pen has a gun on the head, you know, so, really, it s no choice situation. you will be voting macron? yes, of course. far right candidate marine le pen enjoyed a recent rise in the polls. she wants to ban the muslim headscarf in public places, cut immigration, but her campaign has also zoned in on france s cost of living crunch. she was good all along, she was close to the people, she wasn t too much on the tv, she was more with us, on the field, in the series, she did everything right. today s front pages, and, as expected, it s macron v le pen.
She was more with us, on the field, in the cities, she did everything right. today s front pages, and, as expected, it s macron v le pen. now, for the next two weeks, they will fight it out to try and win over voters who maybe chose someone else in the first round or perhaps didn t vote at all. there was lots of choice, but 12 is now down to two. the far left candidate, who came third, took nearly 22% of the vote. before heading to the polls, anne ruby told me she was voting green, but in a macron le pen run off, she would be voting blank. for no one. politicians must change now. they must be more intelligent, and if we vote against le pen or zemmour, they won t change. they will never change. if the campaign s seemed relatively serene so far,