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In focus. Latest audio Latest videos. The majority of the people we chat to in Le Marais laugh, or physically recoil, when we ask if they're backing the Front National. French pollsters do not routinely ask about gender identity, so data on transgender voters was not available. Marion was a speaker at the rally, and it was organized by the first-ever socially conservative organization in France to become a major force in national politics.

Eleven candidates are in the race for the French presidency. Around 1, police secured the route through Paris, allowing revelers to enjoy the festivities "without fearing attacks or aggressions. She has built her national brand by courting social conservatives. It could also provide a template for nationalist parties in other Western European countries. Reporting From Paris, France.

Sebastien Chenu, a former gay activist, does not seem a typical member of France's far-right National Front FN , a party with a history of homophobia and deeply reactionary views. It's a view that's at least partially backed up by the facts. It is remarkable that a party long known for its bigotry and that officially favors repeal of marriage equality could pick up this demographic, but a broader look at polling data suggests gay, lesbian, and bisexual voters still tend to support left-leaning parties at a rate higher than straight voters.

Despite opposing same-sex marriage and touting traditional family values, Chenu says the FN under leader Marine Le Pen is actually more open to minorities than mainstream parties.

Laroze is gay and says he was attacked by a group of people he believed were immigrants. As a whole, these voters appear to be moving to the National Front at the same rate as straight voters, casting doubt on the idea that queer people feel especially threatened by Muslim immigration. They feel like they're not targets for the FN any more so they think it's OK to vote for them. The race is now in deep turmoil, with polls suggesting that neither of the two parties that have dominated modern French politics might make it into the second round of voting.

Marine Le Pen has dragged the National Front from the extreme fringes of French politics and now has a shot at winning the presidency — with growing support from LGBT voters. But it could still be enough to make the difference if the vote is close. I don't care. We ask him if he's worried about LGBT rights and, like most of the FN supporters we speak to, he thinks the same-sex marriage thing is a bluff: a ploy to win conservative votes.

Although former FN leader Jean-Marie Le Pen once said he saw homosexuality as a "biological and social anomaly," his daughter and current party leader Marine Le Pen has attempted to soften their hard-line position by advocating for civil partnerships for same-sex couples. Opinion polls show LGBT voters still disproportionately support the Socialists and other left-wing parties.

But that has less to do with a more open attitude to minorities in the FN than the emergence of more racist attitudes among parts of the gay community, says author Didier Lestrade, who has written a book on the subject.