 Voter turnout for the second round of parliamentary elections in France was at its highest in four decades. Roughly 59.71% of voters had come out to vote by 5 p.m., according to French paper Le Monde, marking a slight increase from the first round of voting. The election is being viewed as a political upset after a surprise win from the left, while the far-right party, which was widely expected to be in the lead, came in third. Ines de la Quintera, ABC News, Paris.