(UPDATE) PARIS — France went to the polls on Sunday for the second round of a crunch election expected to leave the far right as the dominant force in a divided and paralyzed parliament.
President Emmanuel Macron called the snap elections three years ahead of time after his forces were trounced in June's European parliament vote, a gamble that seems to have backfired.
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