Updating. Based on provisional results and national estimates.
European Union
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Belgium
Bulgaria
Croatia
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Denmark
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Greece
Finland
France
Germany
Hungary
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2019
2024
Click on a party to form a majority
Group
Seats
Change
Seats %
189
26.3 %
135
18.8 %
83
11.5 %
Conservatives and Reformists
72
10.0 %
58
8.1 %
53
7.4 %
35
4.9 %
95
13.2 %
Group
Seats
Change
Seats %
182
0
24.2 %
154
0
20.5 %
108
0
14.4 %
74
0
9.9 %
Europe of Nations and Freedom
73
0
9.7 %
Conservatives and Reformists
62
0
8.3 %
57
0
7.6 %
41
0
5.4 %
Participation:
50.66%
(+8%)
Source : European Parliament
and POLITICO
The latest loss is a particular humiliation for Scholz, who, despite his dismal approval ratings, insisted that he should be the face of the campaign alongside the party’s lead candidate for the Europe race, Katarina Barley.
“It’s pretty clear we didn’t get any tailwind” from Berlin, Barley said after polls closed Sunday, calling the result “bitter.”
Finger-pointing aside, the real question is whether Scholz’s government will survive. German coalitions rarely collapse before the end of a term, but this one is atypical because it includes three parties instead of the customary two, which makes it more volatile.
Source link : https://www.politico.eu/article/eu-european-election-results-2024-german-coalition-olaf-scholz-social-democrats/
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Publish date : 2024-06-09 23:55:23
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