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All I'm interested in about France is their wine and cheese.
After living in France for almost two years and back several times over the years, I can say I have had more then a few meals on wine and cheese...but....
Better wines out of California and Washington and better cheese out of Oregon and Wisconsin. IMO
The French election are on the same lines of the Trump Win. French people are tire of being victims due to liberal and immigration polices.
We will see what happens. Unlike a US Election for President, a candidate can't receive fewer votes than their opponent and win the election. France has a runoff system. If a candidate receives 50% +1 on the first round of balloting they win outright. if no one receives 50% +1 it goes on to a runoff with the top two candidates and whoever receives the most votes in the runoff becomes President. A run-off in this case is pretty much certain as no one appears to be anywhere near 50% on the first ballot.
We will see what happens. Unlike a US Election for President, a candidate can't receive fewer votes than their opponent and win the election. France has a runoff system. If a candidate receives 50% +1 on the first round of balloting they win outright. if no one receives 50% +1 it goes on to a runoff with the top two candidates and whoever receives the most votes in the runoff becomes President. A run-off in this case is pretty much certain as no one appears to be anywhere near 50% on the first ballot.
Thank you I was wondering how the process works.
So I think as of right now it is a close one between the M guy and Le Penn. as you stated most people predict no one will get 50%, so it will most likely be M vs Le Penn.
Can we predict how the other 2 candidates voters will vote in this situation?
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