The electoral campaign for the local and European parliamentary elections on June 9 begins on Friday and ends on June 8, at 7:00 a.m. The audiovisual campaign will end on June 7, at 7:00 a.m. The Central Electoral Bureau recommends electoral competitors to have a balanced and honest speech and to avoid distortion or manipulation […]
Finland gets 15 MEPs in the new parliament, with Europeans heading to the polls continent-wide on 9 June.
With exactly one month to go until the Netherlands goes to the polls, you might be wondering what your options are to vote in the European parliamentary elections. The Netherlands currently has 29 members in the 720-seat European parliament, 27 of whom are affiliated to a party and two independents. After June 6, that total will go up to 31. In total, 20 parties are taking part and 497 potential MEPs are hoping to win enough votes to go to
People who do not know which of the 20 parties they should vote for in the European elections can now once again fill in the online voting guides from Stemwijzer and Kieskompas. Both voting aides were launched on Wednesday. The Stemwijzer launch event in The Hague drew most of the party leaders who will take part in the European Parliament election campaign in the Netherlands over the coming weeks.
The Swedish People's Party has had an MEP since Finland's first European election in 1996.
A candidate for Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s party in next month’s European elections was beaten up and seriously injured while campaigning in an eastern city
With so many candidates, who could blame you if you can’t keep up with them all? The Journal has got you covered.
Using how people voted in local elections to predict a potential general election result poses difficulties.
Matthias Ecke was seriously injured after being kicked and hit in a suspected politically-motivated attack.
Iran’s hard-liners have won most of the remaining seats in an election run-off to give them full control over the country’s parliament, authorities say.
Iran’s hard-liners won most of the remaining seats in an election run-off to give them full control over the country’s parliament, authorities said Saturday, while not sharing any details on the turnout.
Fianna Fáil TD Barry Cowen said yesterday that he was in favour of random spot checks on the Border.