Raphaël Glucksmann has been designated as the candidate for the French left-wing social-democratic presidential election after securing 66% of the votes in the first round. The primary, designed for the approximately 140,000 registered voters, concluded on Sunday at 6 PM. Voting commenced on Friday morning, but the process was extended due to a cyberattack targeting the voting platform. The incident necessitated a prolongation of the voting period to ensure inclusivity and fair participation. This outcome marks a significant step for Glucksmann as he moves forward in the race for the French presidency. The successful conclusion of the primary, despite the technical challenges, underscores the determination of the French left to present a unified front.