As the European election campaign in France enters its final stretch, the candidates are intensifying their efforts, aimed at undecided and younger voters. Jordan Bardella, the candidate for the far-right National Rally party, held his last public meeting in Paris on Sunday. Leading the polls with 32 per cent of voting intentions, he called on electors to vote against French president Emmanuel Macron’s party Renaissance. “Next Sunday, to abstain is to vote for Macron. Next Sunday, splitting up on other lists will strengthen Macron. Next Sunday, voting for other [smaller] parties will only stre…