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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I read a good discussion of this in a book recently called " 60 million Frenchmen can't be wrong" It's a bit long to detail but in essence the French Presidential voting whittles the candidates down to two for a final vote.
Lionel Jospin the socialist Prime Minister had his vote split by various communist/trotskyite/green factions which meant that although the left wing parties polled 43%, Jospin came in third behind Le Penn. There then followed what could only be described as a Duh! moment and Chirac won the final vote with 82% of the poll which was an all time record.
I can strongly recommend the book but there's some more about it here:
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