REPORT: Six polling stations open across Lebanon for French presidential elections

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07-05-2017 | 04:33
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REPORT: Six polling stations open across Lebanon for French presidential elections
Voting for the French presidential elections kicked off on Sunday morning at the French Embassy headquarters in Beirut.

Six polling stations opened their doors at 8:00 AM across Lebanon as follows: three polling stations in Beirut, one in Sidon, one in Tripoli and one in Jounieh.

The number of eligible voters is 77217, and the voting process will continues until 7:00 PM.
 
Voting stations opened in France for the second round of the presidential election, with opinion polls indicating Emmanuel Macron was likely to beat Marine Le Pen.

Macron wants to deregulate the economy and deepen European Union integration, in contrast to the anti-EU and anti-immigration National Front candidate Le Pen.
 
 
 
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