The Belgian newspaper La Libre and the Belgian network LN24 publish the first results of the French elections in the overseas territories (Dom Tom).
Marine Le Pen wins 69.60% of the vote (92,106 votes) against 30.40% (40,229 votes) for Emmanuel Macron in Guadeloupe. The turnout is 47.18%.
In Martinique, Marine Le Pen garnered 60.87%, compared to Emmanuel Macron's 39.13% and 45.45%.
In Guyana, Marine Le Pen reaches 60.70% (21,734 votes), against Emmanuel Macron's 39.30% (14,073 votes). The turnout is 38.89%.
Emmanuel Macron leads in French Polynesia, with 51.81% of the vote (42,880 votes) with Marine Le Pen reaching 48.19% (39,890 votes). The abstention rate is 57.75%. There are also 2.70% white and 2.05% invalid.
Meanwhile, the two Belgian media report that other polling stations have already completed counting the votes.
This is particularly true in many North and South American countries where French expatriates voted on Saturday.
[BR][BR]In particular, the results are as follows:
Argentina
Macron: 89%
Le Pen: 11%
Participation: 21%
Brazil
Macron: 86%
Le Pen: 14%
Turnout: 24%
Chile
Macron: 87%
Le Pen: 13%
Turnout: 28%
Dominican Republic
Macron: 62%
Le Pen: 38%
Participation: 28%
Colombia
Macron: 91%
Le Pen: 9%
Participation: 28%
Canada (excluding Vancouver)
Macron: 86%
Le Pen: 14%
Share: 41%
United States (excluding Chicago and New Orleans)
Macron: 92%
Le Pen: 8%
Share: 36%
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