 In this second round, many of the nearly 6,000 French citizens who spoke to the media said they were casting their ballots for Emmanuel Macron, not for any positive reason except to keep Le Pen out. The residents of this quiet territory, a short ferry ride from Canada, feel distanced from some of the main election issues such as immigration and terrorism. But some voters have also said they will spoil their ballots, showing they don't approve of either candidate. For NPR News, I'm Dan Karpenchuk in Toronto.