Polling stations in France opened at 08:00 local time (06:00 GMT), although some overseas territories began the voting on Saturday.
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About 50,000 police and 7,000 soldiers have been deployed across the country to secure polling.Eleven candidates are vying to be the next president, with candidates spanning the political spectrum.If, as expected, no-one wins 50%, the two with the most votes will go to a run-off round in a fortnight's time.
About 50,000 police and 7,000 soldiers have been deployed across the country to secure polling.Eleven candidates are vying to be the next president, with candidates spanning the political spectrum.If, as expected, no-one wins 50%, the two with the most votes will go to a run-off round in a fortnight's time.
About 50,000 police and 7,000 soldiers have been deployed across the country to secure polling.Eleven candidates are vying to be the next president, with candidates spanning the political spectrum.If, as expected, no-one wins 50%, the two with the most votes will go to a run-off round in a fortnight's time.
About 50,000 police and 7,000 soldiers have been deployed across the country to secure polling.Eleven candidates are vying to be the next president, with candidates spanning the political spectrum.If, as expected, no-one wins 50%, the two with the most votes will go to a run-off round in a fortnight's time.