François Fillon won the French centre-right presidential nomination on Sunday, in a landslide vote that brings him closer to the presidency next year.
Partial results from 2,000 of 10,228 polling stations show Mr Fillon attracted 69.5 per cent of the vote in the primary run-off, against Alain Juppé, who secured 30.5 per cent of the vote.
The former prime minister’s victory underlines a shift to the right in a large part of the electorate attracted by a law and order platform that includes a resolutely free market economic programme.
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