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European Parliament elections in May

Between 22 and 25 May, Europeans will be voting in EU-wide elections for a new European Parliament http://bit.ly/1qJvi8I .The two biggest groups, the European People’s Party and the Socialists and Democrats, are neck and neck in the polls. They’re on track to win over 200 seats each out of the 751, according to the latest update from Pollwatch 2014.


The Alliance of Liberals and Democrats and the Confederal Group of the European United Left/Nordic Green Left are on track to win 50-60 seats each, while the European Conservatives and Reformists group, the Greens and the Europe of Freedom and Democracy group would get 46, 37 and 36 seats, respectively. The results may alter the balance of power within the European Parliament. http://bit.ly/1ehJw0h and http://bit.ly/PYVNfl.


According to some analysts “rising voter frustration over the European project and perceived dwindling national sovereignty is likely to push voters to vote for Eurosceptic parties.”
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