After a campaign in which his promise of stability triumphed over the temptation of an extremist shift, Emmanuel Macron was elected president of France for a second term on Sunday, defeating Marine Le Pen, his far-right competitor.

Emmanuel Macron was defeated by Marin La Pen, a far-right candidate, on Sunday. However, in terms of vote share, La Pen did not fare as well as projected. Makran was elected with a 56.2 percent vote. La Penne, on the other hand, took up 41.8 percent of the total.

Despite his lack of popularity, French President Emmanuel Macron was re-elected. He was elected president for the second time in a row. This is the first time in modern French history.

Emmanuel Macron was defeated by Marin La Pen, a far-right candidate, on Sunday. However, in terms of vote share, La Penne occupied 41.8 percent.

Despite his lack of popularity, French President Emmanuel Macron was re-elected. He was elected president for the second time in a row. This is the first time in modern French history.

Macron was defeated by Marin La Pen, a far-right candidate, on Sunday. However, in terms of vote share, La Pen did not fare as well as projected. Makran was elected with a 56.2 percent vote. La Penne, on the other hand, took up 41.8 percent of the total.

Before the election, McCormack was leading La Pen. He also alluded to the majority of opinion polls. La Pen’s followers, on the other hand, believed Makran would suffer a significant electoral defeat. However, this did not occur. Despite the fact that the French president’s popularity has dropped since the last election, the proportion of votes cast indicates that he is still popular. He had 8.1 percent the last time. In contrast, La Pen received 33.9 percent of the vote.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi thanked Makran after the victory. “Congratulations on your re-election as President of France!” he wrote on Twitter on Monday. Modi also expressed hope for the strategic partnership between India and France to be strengthened further.