annual influx of new voters is especially important given that France
   is experiencing low voter turnout and disillusionment with the current
   parties. In recent regional elections voter turnout dropped 16 points,
   as many French voters felt unrepresented by any of the available
   candidates and parties. A tight race between Macron and far-right
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   both the arts and the youth, which will help maintain France’s soft
   power. Current polls show that Macron is neck and neck with Le Pen in
   the 2022 election. Therefore, securing this previously untapped youth
   vote could be a deciding factor in the upcoming election.
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   Categories: Europe, Politics
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