‘French people realise this election will decide who will hold power’, researcher says
Voters in France came out in large numbers to cast their ballots in the first snap elections called by a president since 1997, showing that the “French people realise that this is an election that will decide who will hold the power for at least the next 3 years”, said Damien Lecompte, political scientist researcher at Paris Pantheon Sorbonne University.
Voters in France came out in large numbers to cast their ballots in the first snap elections called by a president since 1997, showing that the “French people realise that this is an election that will decide who will hold the power for at least the next 3 years”, said Damien Lecompte, political scientist researcher at Paris Pantheon Sorbonne University.
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