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EU elections - 27.05.2019
Towns and regions' reaction: Europe needs to take a local shift The results of the European elections, one of the biggest democratic events worldwide with over 400 million citizens called to the polls, were awaited with great expectation. Citizens have spoken, and perhaps the results reflect both what was said during the campaign, and what was not.
A good news in turnout: Europeans feel concerned
Unlike the polls predicted, citizens voted in greater numbers than ever, with an average participation of 51%. Still, much remains to be analysed as regards citizens’ abstention; whether the underlying reasons point to a lack of understanding of the role of the Parliament, or a prioritisation of national issues.
Reacting to turnout, CEMR ...
A good news in turnout: Europeans feel concerned
Unlike the polls predicted, citizens voted in greater numbers than ever, with an average participation of 51%. Still, much remains to be analysed as regards citizens’ abstention; whether the underlying reasons point to a lack of understanding of the role of the Parliament, or a prioritisation of national issues.
Reacting to turnout, CEMR ...
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