In what's turned out to be a tight, nail-biting French presidential election, the gap has closed between the far-right and incumbent President Macron in the race for the Elysee Palace.
After the first round of voting, exit polls put Macron on 28.1% and far-right leader Marine Le Pen on 23.3%.
It'll be a fierce fight in the second round in two weeks' time, on April 24. Seamus reports from Paris.