French election battle 'too close to call'

France’s presidential election would be too close to call if held today, according to two polls released today.

Thu, 18 Jan, 2007 - 19:32

France’s presidential election would be too close to call if held today, according to two polls released today.

One of them gave a slight edge to conservative Nicolas Sarkozy, the governing UMP party’s candidate, and the other showing his Socialist rival, Segolene Royal, in the lead.

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