'I might let my children vote for me': Inside the minds of France's undecided voters

Swing voters in France face uncertainty ahead of the presidential election, torn between party loyalty and candidate suitability. Many express frustration with the current options, feeling disconnected from the candidates' views. Some consider voting for Marine Le Pen's far-right party despite ideological differences, while others are hesitant about radical-left candidates like Jean-Luc Mélenchon. With the election approaching, undecided voters grapple with whether to vote at all, reflecting on their long-standing voting habits and the implications of their choices.