European elections 2019

Country Results

• Austria MEPs: 18

  1. EPP 7 +2
  2. S&D 5 +0
  3. ENF 3 +3
  4. EFA 2 −1
  5. ALDE 1 +0
  6. ECR 0 +0
  7. EFD 0 +0
  8. GUE/NGL 0 +0
  9. Others 0 +0
  10. NI 0 −4

  The ruling conservative People's Party (ÖVP) won with a record 34.9%, despite a scandal that led to the collapse of its coalition government with the far right.

  Turnout: 59.8%

• Belgium MEPs: 21

  1. EPP 4 +0
  2. ALDE 4 −2
  3. ENF 3 +3
  4. EFA 3 +1
  5. ECR 3 −1
  6. S&D 3 −1
  7. GUE/NGL 1 +1
  8. EFD 0 +0
  9. Others 0 +0
  10. NI 0 −1

  The far-right Flemish party Vlaams Belang (Flemish Interest) won three seats in the European Parliament poll, and surged to second place in the national vote for the Belgian federal parliament.

  Turnout: 88.5%

• Bulgaria MEPs: 17

  1. EPP 7 +0
  2. S&D 5 +1
  3. ALDE 3 −1
  4. ECR 2 +0
  5. EFA 0 +0
  6. EFD 0 +0
  7. ENF 0 +0
  8. GUE/NGL 0 +0
  9. Others 0 +0
  10. NI 0 +0

  The ruling centre-right Gerb party of Prime Minister Boyko Borisov won with 30.6%, against 26% for its arch-foe, the socialist BSP.

  Turnout: 30.8%

• Croatia MEPs: 11

  1. EPP 4 −1
  2. S&D 3 +1
  3. ECR 1 +0
  4. ALDE 1 −1
  5. EFD 0 +0
  6. ENF 0 +0
  7. GUE/NGL 0 +0
  8. EFA 0 −1
  9. Others 2 +2
  10. NI 0 +0

  The governing nationalist HDZ won four seats - two less than expected - so it tied with the opposition centre-left SDP, which also won four seats.

  Turnout: 29.9%

• Cyprus MEPs: 6

  1. EPP 2 +0
  2. GUE/NGL 2 +0
  3. S&D 2 +0
  4. ALDE 0 +0
  5. ECR 0 +0
  6. EFA 0 +0
  7. EFD 0 +0
  8. ENF 0 +0
  9. Others 0 +0
  10. NI 0 +0

  There was little change politically - the conservatives won narrowly, the ruling DISY taking two seats with 29%, followed by socialist AKEL on 27.5% and two seats.

  Turnout: 45.0%

• Czech Republic MEPs: 21

  1. ALDE 6 +2
  2. EPP 5 −2
  3. ECR 4 +2
  4. ENF 2 +2
  5. GUE/NGL 1 −2
  6. EFA 0 +0
  7. EFD 0 −1
  8. S&D 0 −4
  9. Others 3 +3
  10. NI 0 +0

  Prime Minister Andrej Babis won a convincing victory for his liberal ANO party, which now sends six MEPs to Brussels. The conservative Civic Democrats (in the ECR bloc) came second, winning four seats.

  Turnout: 28.7%

• Denmark MEPs: 13

  1. ALDE 5 +2
  2. S&D 3 +0
  3. EFA 2 +1
  4. EPP 1 +0
  5. GUE/NGL 1 +0
  6. ECR 1 −3
  7. EFD 0 +0
  8. ENF 0 +0
  9. Others 0 +0
  10. NI 0 +0

  The far-right Danish People's Party (DF) lost around two-thirds of their votes, coming fourth. Prime Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen's Venstre Liberal Party overtook DF to become the biggest Danish party in Europe, taking 23.5%.

  Turnout: 66.0%

• Estonia MEPs: 6

  1. ALDE 3 +0
  2. S&D 2 +1
  3. ECR 0 +0
  4. EFD 0 +0
  5. ENF 0 +0
  6. GUE/NGL 0 +0
  7. EFA 0 −1
  8. EPP 0 −1
  9. Others 1 +1
  10. NI 0 +0

  Estonia's liberal Reform party won with 25.5%, followed by the Social Democratic Party with 23.3%. Each got two MEPs, while Prime Minister Juri Ratas' Centre Party and the far-right Conservative People's Party of Estonia (EKRE) got one each.

  Turnout: 37.6%

• Finland MEPs: 13

  1. EPP 3 +0
  2. ALDE 3 −1
  3. EFA 2 +1
  4. ECR 2 +0
  5. S&D 2 +0
  6. GUE/NGL 1 +0
  7. EFD 0 +0
  8. ENF 0 +0
  9. Others 0 +0
  10. NI 0 +0

  The Finnish Green party (VIHR) won a record 16%, coming second behind the centre-right National Coalition Party. The far-right Finns increased their vote share and retained their two seats.

  Turnout: 40.7%

• France MEPs: 74

  1. ENF 22 +22
  2. ALDE 21 +14
  3. EFA 12 +6
  4. EPP 8 −12
  5. GUE/NGL 6 +2
  6. S&D 5 −8
  7. ECR 0 +0
  8. EFD 0 −1
  9. Others 0 +0
  10. NI 0 −23

  The far-right National Rally led by Marine Le Pen came top with 23.3%, narrowly beating President Emmanuel Macron's liberal alliance.

  Turnout: 50.1%

• Germany MEPs: 96

  1. EPP 29 −5
  2. EFA 22 +9
  3. S&D 16 −11
  4. EFD 11 +11
  5. ALDE 7 +3
  6. GUE/NGL 5 −3
  7. ENF 0 +0
  8. ECR 0 −8
  9. Others 4 +4
  10. NI 2 +0

  The Greens came second with 20.5%, while the Social Democrats dropped to 15.8%. Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats still won, but haemorrhaged support. The far-right AfD did worse than many expected, winning 11%.

  Turnout: 61.4%

• Greece MEPs: 21

  1. EPP 8 +3
  2. GUE/NGL 6 +0
  3. S&D 2 −2
  4. ALDE 0 +0
  5. EFA 0 +0
  6. EFD 0 +0
  7. ENF 0 +0
  8. ECR 0 −1
  9. Others 1 +1
  10. NI 4 −1

  It's been a bad night for Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras's left-wing Syriza party which has been well beaten by opposition conservative New Democracy party.

  Turnout: 58.5%

• Hungary MEPs: 21

  1. EPP 13 +1
  2. S&D 5 +1
  3. ALDE 2 +2
  4. ECR 0 +0
  5. EFD 0 +0
  6. ENF 0 +0
  7. GUE/NGL 0 +0
  8. EFA 0 −2
  9. Others 0 +0
  10. NI 1 −2

  It was another night of election success for Prime Minister Viktor Orban, whose Fidesz party is for the moment a suspended member of the centre-right EPP group.

  Turnout: 43.4%

• Ireland MEPs: 11

  1. EPP 5 +1
  2. EFA 2 +2
  3. GUE/NGL 2 −2
  4. EFD 0 +0
  5. ENF 0 +0
  6. ALDE 0 −1
  7. ECR 0 −1
  8. S&D 0 −1
  9. Others 2 +2
  10. NI 0 +0

  The centre-right Fine Gael party of Prime Minister Leo Varadkar scored a big victory, exit polls suggest. But Ireland's electoral system means the results will take some time to come through.

  Turnout: 49.7%

• Italy MEPs: 73

  1. ENF 28 +28
  2. S&D 19 −12
  3. EFD 14 −3
  4. EPP 7 −10
  5. ECR 5 +5
  6. ALDE 0 +0
  7. EFA 0 +0
  8. GUE/NGL 0 −3
  9. Others 0 +0
  10. NI 0 −5

  It was an historic win for the right-wing, anti-immigration League of Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini. His party got 34.3%. But the centre-left Democratic Party (PD) surprised many by coming second with nearly 23%.

  Turnout: 54.5%

• Latvia MEPs: 8

  1. ECR 2 +1
  2. S&D 2 +1
  3. EPP 2 −2
  4. EFA 1 +0
  5. ALDE 0 +0
  6. ENF 0 +0
  7. GUE/NGL 0 +0
  8. EFD 0 −1
  9. Others 1 +1
  10. NI 0 +0

  New Unity, the ruling centre-right party topped the poll with 26.4% and took two seats.
  
  The left-wing Harmony party and right-wing National Alliance also gained two MEPs each, with 17.45% and 16.4% respectively.
  
  The Latvian Russian Union and liberal pro-EU Development/For! won one seat each.

  Turnout: 33.6%

• Lithuania MEPs: 11

  1. EPP 3 +1
  2. EFA 2 +1
  3. S&D 2 +0
  4. ALDE 2 −1
  5. ECR 1 +0
  6. ENF 0 +0
  7. GUE/NGL 0 +0
  8. EFD 0 −2
  9. Others 1 +1
  10. NI 0 +0

  The Homeland Union-Lithuanian Christian Democrats came out on top with 19.7% - translating to three seats.
  
  The Social Democratic Party (LSDP) and the Lithuanian Farmers and Greens Union (LVZS) followed behind with two seats each.

  Turnout: 53.1%

• Luxembourg MEPs: 6

  1. ALDE 2 +1
  2. EPP 2 −1
  3. EFA 1 +0
  4. S&D 1 +0
  5. ECR 0 +0
  6. EFD 0 +0
  7. ENF 0 +0
  8. GUE/NGL 0 +0
  9. Others 0 +0
  10. NI 0 +0

  The Christian Social People's Party ceded one seat to Luxembourg's Democratic Party - who edged them as the national winners by only 0.3% of the vote. Each party took two seats.
  
  The Greens and the Socialist Workers' Party each kept a single MEP .

  Turnout: 84.1%

• Malta MEPs: 6

  1. S&D 4 +1
  2. EPP 2 −1
  3. ALDE 0 +0
  4. ECR 0 +0
  5. EFA 0 +0
  6. EFD 0 +0
  7. ENF 0 +0
  8. GUE/NGL 0 +0
  9. Others 0 +0
  10. NI 0 +0

  It was a good night for Prime Minister Joseph Muscat's Labour Party, which won four of Malta's six European parliament seats - gaining one seat and increasing its vote share compared with the 2014 elections.
  
  The opposition Nationalist party saw its vote share dip but took the country's remaining two seats.

  Turnout: 72.7%

• Netherlands MEPs: 26

  1. S&D 6 +3
  2. ALDE 6 −1
  3. ECR 5 +3
  4. EPP 4 −1
  5. EFA 3 +1
  6. GUE/NGL 1 −2
  7. EFD 0 +0
  8. ENF 0 +0
  9. Others 1 +1
  10. NI 0 −4

  The Dutch Labour party (PvdA) won with 19% of the vote - a dramatic, unexpected comeback for the centre-left. The liberal VVD of Prime Minister Mark Rutte got 14.6%.

  Turnout: 41.9%

• Poland MEPs: 51

  1. ECR 26 +7
  2. EPP 17 −6
  3. S&D 8 +3
  4. ALDE 0 +0
  5. EFA 0 +0
  6. EFD 0 +0
  7. ENF 0 +0
  8. GUE/NGL 0 +0
  9. Others 0 +0
  10. NI 0 −4

  The ruling conservative, anti-immigration Law and Justice (PiS) party came top with 45.6%, well ahead of the pro-EU European Coalition (38%).

  Turnout: 45.7%

• Portugal MEPs: 21

  1. S&D 9 +1
  2. EPP 7 +0
  3. GUE/NGL 4 +0
  4. EFA 1 +1
  5. ECR 0 +0
  6. EFD 0 +0
  7. ENF 0 +0
  8. ALDE 0 −2
  9. Others 0 +0
  10. NI 0 +0

  The centre-left Socialist Party (PS) won with 33.4%. The centre-right PSD came second with 22% and remarkably the new green party PAN won a seat for the first time.

  Turnout: 31.4%

• Romania MEPs: 32

  1. EPP 14 −1
  2. S&D 9 −7
  3. ALDE 8 +7
  4. ECR 1 +1
  5. EFA 0 +0
  6. EFD 0 +0
  7. ENF 0 +0
  8. GUE/NGL 0 +0
  9. Others 0 +0
  10. NI 0 +0

  The ruling Social Democrats (PSD) - blamed by the European Commission for sluggish progress in tackling corruption - slumped to second place, with 23.4%. The centre-right PNL came top with 26.8%.

  Turnout: 51.1%

• Slovakia MEPs: 13

  1. ECR 3 +1
  2. S&D 3 −1
  3. EPP 3 −3
  4. ALDE 2 +1
  5. EFA 0 +0
  6. EFD 0 +0
  7. ENF 0 +0
  8. GUE/NGL 0 +0
  9. Others 2 +2
  10. NI 0 +0

  A new coalition of pro-EU parties won with 20%, so it will send four MEPs to Brussels: two liberals and two centre-right MEPs. Three seats go to the ruling leftist Smer party, which got 15.7%.

  Turnout: 22.7%

• Slovenia MEPs: 8

  1. EPP 4 −1
  2. ALDE 2 +1
  3. S&D 2 +1
  4. ECR 0 +0
  5. EFD 0 +0
  6. ENF 0 +0
  7. GUE/NGL 0 +0
  8. EFA 0 −1
  9. Others 0 +0
  10. NI 0 +0

  An opposition coalition of two anti-immigrant parties - Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS) and conservative agrarian Slovenian People's Party (SLS) - won with more than 26.4% of the vote, translating to three seats.
  
  The coalition government's centre-left Social Democrats and Populist List of Marjan Sarec (LMS) got two MEPs each.

  Turnout: 28.3%

• Spain MEPs: 54

  1. S&D 20 +6
  2. EPP 12 −5
  3. ALDE 8 +0
  4. GUE/NGL 6 −5
  5. EFA 3 −1
  6. ECR 0 +0
  7. EFD 0 +0
  8. ENF 0 +0
  9. Others 5 +5
  10. NI 0 +0

  It was a convincing win for the ruling Socialists of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, who took 32.8%. The conservative Popular Party was second with 20%. For the first time a Spanish far-right party, Vox, was elected to Brussels, with three seats.

  Turnout: 64.3%

• Sweden MEPs: 20

  1. EPP 6 +2
  2. S&D 5 −1
  3. ECR 3 +3
  4. ALDE 3 +0
  5. EFA 2 −2
  6. GUE/NGL 1 +0
  7. ENF 0 +0
  8. EFD 0 −2
  9. Others 0 +0
  10. NI 0 +0

  The ruling centre-left Social Democrats won safely with 23.6%. The liberal-conservative Moderates were second, with 16.8%. On the far-right, the anti-immigration Sweden Democrats came third, winning three seats.

  Turnout: 54.7%

• United Kingdom MEPs: 73

  1. EFD 29 +5
  2. ALDE 17 +16
  3. EFA 11 +5
  4. S&D 10 −10
  5. ECR 4 −16
  6. GUE/NGL 1 +0
  7. ENF 0 +0
  8. EPP 0 +0
  9. Others 0 +0
  10. NI 1 +0

  This shows which groups the British parties will sit in in Europe. Detailed UK results here

  Turnout: 36.9%