European Election: Pro-EU parties set to lose ground in Pan-EU election
The three-day long European parliamentary election will begin tomorrow, which is sure to be one of the most decisive elections of modern times. The newly elected members would not only play a major role in Britain’s exit…
The three-day long European parliamentary election will begin tomorrow, which is sure to be one of the most decisive elections of modern times. The newly elected members would not only play a major role in Britain’s exit from the block but the future of the block as well. All eyes would be watching the strength of the euro-skeptics in this year’s election.
According to polls, pro-European parties would significantly see support erode in this year’s election.
European People’s Party (EPP) would once again be the largest in the 751 members strong parliament with 171 seats, down 46 seats compared to the last election.
Socialists and Democrats (S&D), another pro-EU party forecasted to win 151 seats, down 38 compared to the last election.
Alliance of Liberals and Democrats in Europe (ALDE) expected to win 97 seats, 29 more than last time largely due to French President Emmanuel Macron’s En Marche Party.
Group of Euro-skeptic parties (GUE NGL, ECR, EFDD, ENF) are expected to make considerable gains.
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