A large majority of people who took part in the French presidential election last week in Lebanon voted for Emmanuel Macron, his campaign manager in Lebanon said on Monday. Danny Othman said that the voter turnout reached 41.24 percent, and that 5,942 people who turned up to the election voted for Macron, equivalent to a total of 79 percent. By contrast, right-wing candidate Marine Le Pen won a relatively small share of votes in Lebanon, as compared to 41.5 percent in the French presidential poll overall. French voters in Lebanon – who include citizens with single or dual nationality– were inv…