French presidential election: When are the results on Sunday?

As Emmanuel Macron and Marlene Le Pen compete fiercely in the second final election of the presidential election, the month of intense campaign end in France on Sunday is over.

The poll is open at 8 am local time or 2 am Eastern Standard Time and will remain open until 7 pm. Local time, extended until 8 PM. Large cities such as Paris, Lyon and Marseille. The French media is due to announce the first export opinion survey soon after 8 pm or 2 pm. Asians, they should give a fairly accurate understanding of who won the president.

With the first vote at 8 pm on April 23. Export opinion poll correctly shows that centralist Mark Long appears at the top and right wing Europe doubts Le Pen second

On Wednesday May 10, Laurent Fabius, the Constitution Committee chairperson, will announce official results.

For impatient investors, preliminary voting data should be announced on the same day. The French Ministry of Internal Affairs plans to release voting data at 5 PM. This is very important for local time on Sunday. Low voter turnout is considered as the gospel of Le Pen, as it can indicate that a voter who did not support Mark Long in the first round was at home on the election day.

The vote on Sunday marked a surge in public opinion polls by the conservative candidate François Fillon's counterfeit work scandal and the hyper-leftist Jean-Lucmeran after the intense campaign campaign. Most importantly, victory of Rupen will lead France to the way to leave the euro area.

According to the current opinion polls, McGrone has the support of the next president of France, the approval rating is about 60%, and ruben is 40%.

The financial market widely supported Macron's victory, the euro against the US dollar ended at a high price for the first time in six months, closed at the highest level since January 2008 at the beginning of this week, rising by 0.0000%.

However, if the rightmost candidate becomes unexpectedly a winner, analysts are worried that next week financial markets will have great disruption.

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The French presidential election is attracting attention. On Sunday, the political movement leader Marche! (UK) Former KMT (FN) party Emmanuel Macron and Malin Le Pen are eligible to participate in the French elections and have won 23.7% and 21.5% votes, respectively. The second round is scheduled for May, Macron's success is praised by most European leaders and political parties. On Sunday evening, two traditional mainstream parties, the Socialist Party (PS) and the Republican Party, expressed support for moderate leaders. In particular, former Prime Minister Manuel Vallus said the results show the end of "political story and cycle". If Mark Long eventually became president, Vals also announced that he is ready to help him gain the great number needed in the next national election . However, PS seems to be split internally.

On Sunday, April 23, French voters go to vote for the first round of the presidential election. Populist and nationalist candidates are the same as traditional candidates for the first time. The election is too close and it will be a sign of the populist test of one of the founding members of the European Union and the future political stability of Europe. A1: The French presidential election will take place in 2 rounds. All competitors face the first round of April 23. If the candidate does not get 50% of the day's vote, the first two candidates will enter the final election and win. It will be the successor of the present socialist president François Hollande in about 10 days in 5 years.