Twice-convicted criminal Marine Le Pen remains the favourite to become the next President of France - despite being ordered to wear an electronic tag

Despite twice being convicted for embezzling millions from the European Parliament and recently being ordered to wear an electronic tag, Marine Le Pen remains the favorite to become France's next president. This surprising resilience in the face of legal troubles has sparked debate about the state of French politics and voter priorities. Many had expected her legal setbacks to end her presidential ambitions, but her continued popularity suggests that some voters prioritize her political vision over her legal issues. This situation underscores the complexities of French electoral dynamics and raises questions about the relationship between ethics and political leadership.