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European Parliament elections: a final look at the polls

Stuart A. Brown

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European Parliament elections are being held on 22-25 May. In the first of two articles summarising the European and national campaigns, Stuart Brown takes a look at the polls with regard to the composition of the next Parliament. He notes that while Eurosceptic parties are predicted to significantly increase their representation, the European People’s Party has a narrow lead over the Party of European Socialists in the race to hold the most seats in the new Parliament.

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European Parliament elections are being held on 22-25 May. In the first of two articles summarising the European and national campaigns, Stuart Brown takes a look at the polls with regard to the composition of the next Parliament. He notes that while Eurosceptic parties are predicted to significantly increase their representation, the European People’s Party has a narrow lead over the Party of European Socialists in the race to hold the most seats in the new Parliament.

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European Parliament elections are being held on 22-25 May. In the first of two articles summarising the European and national campaigns, Stuart Brown takes a look at the polls with regard to the composition of the next Parliament. He notes that while Eurosceptic parties are predicted to significantly increase their representation, the European People’s Party has a narrow lead over the Party of European Socialists in the race to hold the most seats in the new Parliament.

Key concepts: Parliament, Political science, Representation (politics), General election, Public administration, European integration, Law, Political economy

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