Update, May 6, 20112: Socialist candidate Francois Hollande captured the presidency in the second and decisive round of the French Presidential elections. Internauts followed the results live on Sunday evening from 8pm CET on www.google.fr/elections ." Opinionway published a study at the end of last year that showed 52% of French citizens follow the electoral campaign online compared to 38% for the written press and 27% for the radio. www.google.fr/elections , an information hub to study, watch, discuss and participate in the French presidential campaign. Google tools such as Google News, Google+ YouTube and Google Maps were integrated to present information from a variety of sources on the campaign and its results. United States to cover the Republican primaries, they now have expanded internationally to include presidential elections in Senegal , Egypt and Mexico .Posted by Florian Maganza, Policy Analyst, Paris
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