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The apportionment of seats within the European Parliament to each member state of the European Union is set out by the EU treaties. According to European Union treaties, the distribution of seats is "degressively proportional" to the population of the member states, with negotiations and agreements between member states playing a role. [1]
The European Council approves the new apportionment in the European Parliament from 705 to 720 seats. [54] Der Föderalist [55] 11 Sep 2023 EU27 720 43 147 46 91 162: 77 74 36 43 15 45 147 50 96 171: 90 89 32 24 705 42 144 46 90 157: 77 72 35 41 13 44 144 50 95 165: 89 87 31 21 Politico Europe [56] 7 Sep 2023 EU27 705 42 146 46 91 167: 93 76 44 ...
Germany has 96 of the new European Parliament’s 720 seats. Of those, 29 went to the Union, 15 to Alternative for Germany, 14 to the Social Democrats, 12 to the Greens, five to the Free Democrats ...
The main voting day is Sunday, with citizens in 20 European countries, including Germany, France and Poland, casting their ballots for the 720-seat European Parliament. Seats are allocated based ...
After three days of voting across the European Union’s 27 member states, an exit poll showed that far-right parties were set to win around 150 of the parliament’s 720 seats, which will likely ...
Armed with a pair of social media accounts and staunch anti-immigrant discourse, a social media influencer rocked Spain’s far right by snatching up three of the country's 61 seats in the European Parliament. The driver was a national-populist figure known by the pen name of Alvise Perez, 34, founder of the “Party is Over” party.
This table lists the seat projections for the political groups of the European Parliament. The projections can be based on an aggregation of national european election polls, national election polls and election results from all member states.
While attention has focused far-right gains in European Parliament elections, some anti-establishment and outspoken candidates from left and right are set to take up their seats in Strasbourg.