 French citizens are voting in a second round runoff election on Sunday to choose a new parliament. NPR's Eleanor Beardsley reports that tensions are high ahead of one of the most divisive elections in recent French history. Polls show the far right is leading Macron's centrist and a left-wing coalition. Many people are uneasy as the national rally looks to be the largest party in parliament for the first time in history. Some fear tensions when the returns come in Sunday night.