French Constitutional Council announced on the 27th that current president macron won a majority of votes in the second round of French presidential election and won re-election. On the same day, the Constitutional Council announced the official statistical results of the second round of voting in the presidential election on its official website. Macron obtained about 18.7686 million valid votes, accounting for 58.55% of the total number of valid votes; Marina Le Pen, the candidate of the far right party "National League", won about 13.2887 million valid votes, accounting for 41.45% of the total valid votes. The Constitutional Council announced that macron's new presidential term will begin on May 14. Macron, 44, became deputy secretary general of the French presidential palace in 2012 and Minister of economic, industrial and digital affairs in 2014. In May 2017, macron defeated Le Pen in the second round of presidential election and was elected president of France for the first time. The term of office of the French president is five years, and the election adopts the "majority two round voting system". In the first round of voting, if no candidate obtains more than half of the votes, the candidates with the top two votes will participate in the second round of competition; The candidate who obtained a majority in the second round of voting won the presidential election. In the first round of voting held on the 10th of this month, macron and Le Pen ranked in the top two, entering the second round of competition held on the 24th. (Xinhua News Agency)