The polls have delivered their verdict.
Emmanuel Macron obtained 58.54% of the vote against 41.46% for Marine Le Pen in the presidential election which took place this Sunday, according to figures from the Ministry of the Interior relating to 100% of the ballots counted, with abstention up 2.5 points to 28.01%.
These results will still have to be certified on Monday.
In the end, Marine Le Pen has therefore progressed by 7.6 points in five years, a score lower than what the average of the polls promised her two weeks ago, but which she described as "a brilliant victory" on Sunday evening. .
The president of the national rally promised to embody "a strong counter-power to that of Emmanuel Macron", and launched "the battle of the legislative elections".
Marine Le Pen in the lead in three regions and overseas
In detail, Marine Le Pen won three regions out of 13 in mainland France, finishing first in Provence-Alpes-Côtes d'Azur (50.48%), Hauts-de-France (52.14%) and Corsica ( 58.08%).
In Overseas, it wins Reunion, Mayotte, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Saint-Barthélémy, Guyana and St-Pierre-et-Miquelon.
Emmanuel Macron is ahead in New Caledonia, Polynesia and Wallis and Futuna.
Forgive my poor skills as a cartographer, here are the 100% stripped (but not yet certified) figures from the Ministry of the Interior for the 13 metropolitan regions (Macron top figure, Le Pen bottom) pic.twitter.com/jIgDGFZvqJ
— Philippe Berry (@ptiberry) April 25, 2022
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The Head of State achieved his best scores in Ile-de-France (73.02%) and in the West.
But even if two out of three people voted for Emmanuel Macron in Brittany, Marine Le Pen is progressing by 9 points, mainly in rural areas.
A generational and socio-economic divide
According to a study by Ipsos, the divide between voters is not so much geographical as generational and socio-economic.
Emmanuel Macron is widely accepted among seniors, particularly among those over 70 (71%-29%) and among 18-24 year olds (61%-39%).
But the two candidates are almost equal among 25-59 year olds, Marine Le Pen even ahead of the head of state among 50-59 year olds.
🇬🇧🗳️ The vote in the second round according to the socio-professional category, data @IpsosFrance.
Large domination of Macron among executives and retirees, but Le Pen is clearly ahead of him among workers and employees.
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In the socio-professional categories, Emmanuel Macron is mainly acclaimed by executives (77%) and retirees (68%).
On the other hand, Marine Le Pen won over workers (67%) and employees (57%).
After his victory, Emmanuel Macron addressed the voters of Marine Le Pen, conceding him: "Anger and disagreements must also find an answer".
And to promise it: he is no longer “the candidate of one camp but the president of all”.
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