 But essentially, people who voted left in the first round, three quarters of them were willing to go out and vote centrist in the second round if their left-wing candidate had pulled out to leave space for a victory for the centre. And vice versa, to a slightly lesser extent, centrist voters, it was more like half and half whether or not they would go and vote for the left-wing candidate. And it also, of course, made a difference whether it was France Unbowed or the more centrist socialists or Greens.