They were published following voting in the overseas territories. According to the RTBF television channel, in Saint-Pierre and Miquelon, the leader of the left-wing movement "Unconquered France" Jean-Luc Melanchon gained 35.45%, the candidate for the presidency of France from the National Front party Marin Le Pen - 18.16%, the former Minister of Economy Countries Emmanuel Macron - 17.97%, ex-Prime Minister Francois Fillon - 9.32%.

At the same time, in Martinique Melanchon gained 27.36% of the vote, Macron - 25.53%, Fillon - 16.85%, and Le Pen - 10.94%.

In French Guiana, Melanchone received 24.72% of the vote, Le Pen - 24.29%, Macron - 18.75%, Fillon - 14.66%.

In Guadeloupe, 30.32% of voters voted for Macron, Melanchon received 23.99% of the vote, Fillon - 14.87%, and Le Pen - 13.47%. At the same time, local media claim that the turnout of the electorate in the French presidential elections, which are held today, is one of the highest in 40 years.

Recall, as reported URA-Inform, on Sunday, April 23, in France is the first round of presidential elections. Today 11 candidates compete for the main post of the state.