European Parliament Election: May 23-26, 2019

[Lord Halifax]

Tsipras has called a general election after losing (to be held 30/6).  

[DavidB.]

Dutch results coming in here. PvdA results in Limburg are insane.

[Lord Halifax]

https://twitter.com/EuropeElects/status/1132756627470409729

[Rikschard]

The official results are out here in Portugal... And they confirm the catastrophic results for the right wing opposition parties, especially CDS

With around 96% counted

33.8% PS
22.8% PSD
 9.5% BE
 6.5% CDU
 6.0% CDS
 4.7% PAN
 1.7% Aliança
 1.6% Livre
 1.5% Basta
 1.0% NC
 0,9% PCTP/MRPP
 0,8% IL
 0,5% PDR
 0,5% PNR
 0,4% PURP
 0,3% PTP
 0,2% MAS

[SunSt0rm]

PVV and SP are not making it to the parliament based on 85% of the results

[Tender Branson]

Seats now and after Brexit (Greens would gain a 3rd seat !):

[Diouf]

Denmark projected result with 95% counted. Liberals looks like they will be biggest party in percentage and seats. My guess would be that popular MP Søren Gade did really well in Jutland. Conservatives looks like retaining their seat. Great results for SPP and Soical Liberals, who both win 2 seats. There is a tiny margin between Social Liberals and Liberals, who are on the 13th and 14th seat now, with the latter depending on UK leaving. Terrible result for DPP, who only wins 1 seat. And really poor result for the Far Left Alliance compared to expectations. Most polls had it on 11-15%, but they are only at 9%, and the People's Movement is out. 9% is still better than the 8.1% that the People's Movement won alone in 2014, but far below the expected.

Social Democrats 21.9% 3 seats
SPP 13.1% 2 seats

Liberals 23.5% 3 seats (4 if UK leave)
Conservatives 6.2% 1 seat
Liberal Alliance 2.3% 0 seats

Social Liberals 10.1% 2 seats
Alternative 3.1% 0 seats

DPP 10.9% 1 seat

Red-Green Alliance 5.2% 1 seat
People's Movement against EU 3.8% 0 seats

Goodnight.

[DavidB.]

New prognosis on the basis of 90% of the vote is the same as the GeenPeil projection:

PvdA 6 (+3)
VVD 4 (+1), will gain 1 if Brexit happens
CDA 4 (-1)
FVD 3 (+3)
GL 3 (+1), will gain 1 if Brexit happens
D66 2 (-2)
CU-SGP 2 (nc)
50Plus 1 (+1)
PvdD 1 (nc)
PVV 0 (-4), will gain 1 if Brexit happens
SP 0 (-2)

[Mike88]

The official results are out here in Portugal... And they confirm the catastrophic results for the right wing opposition parties, especially CDS

With around 96% counted

33.8% PS
22.8% PSD
 9.5% BE
 6.5% CDU
 6.0% CDS
 4.7% PAN
 1.7% Aliança
 1.6% Livre
 1.5% Basta
 1.0% NC
 0,9% PCTP/MRPP
 0,8% IL
 0,5% PDR
 0,5% PNR
 0,4% PURP
 0,3% PTP
 0,2% MAS

Really bad for PSD and CDS. Alliance, Basta! and IL, all parties formed by splits from PSD, have very weak results.

Now, the results site is just crashing.... It's very annoying.

[DavidB.]

Estonian result:

Reform 2 (nc)
SDE 2 (+1)
Center 1 (nc)
EKRE 1 (+1)
Isamaa 1 (nc)
Independents 0 (-1)

[Tender Branson]

There's a small chance that the ÖVP could win Carinthia (!) tomorrow with the postal ballots, but tiny advantage SPÖ I would say.

Carinthia is a SPÖ-stronghold.

The ÖVP has overtaken the SPÖ in another one of their strongholds, the state of Burgenland.

In Styria, the SPÖ and FPÖ battle it out for 2nd place - only divided by a few hundred votes.

The Greens will easily overtake the FPÖ in Tyrol tomorrow.

NEOS wins 18% in Vorarlberg.

[Grand Wizard Lizard of the Klan]

In Poland we do not even have final data about turnout lol. As usual.

[cp]

Which ideologies are doing well so far?

Is that really all you care about?

[Rikschard]

The official results are out here in Portugal... And they confirm the catastrophic results for the right wing opposition parties, especially CDS

With around 96% counted

33.8% PS
22.8% PSD
 9.5% BE
 6.5% CDU
 6.0% CDS
 4.7% PAN
 1.7% Aliança
 1.6% Livre
 1.5% Basta
 1.0% NC
 0,9% PCTP/MRPP
 0,8% IL
 0,5% PDR
 0,5% PNR
 0,4% PURP
 0,3% PTP
 0,2% MAS

Really bad for PSD and CDS. Alliance, Basta! and IL, all parties formed by splits from PSD, have very weak results.

Now, the results site is just crashing.... It's very annoying.

Yup, also the turnout numbers aren't as bad as everyone was saying at least they seem be on par with the 2014 results

[Silent Hunter]

North East England is first region to declare in the UK:
Brexit 2
Labour 1

Also, while just a part of the Greater London region, Jeremy Corbyn's home borough of Islington has given him an interesting birthday present by voting for the Lib Dems.

[Tender Branson]

Salvini, Farage and Le Pen have achieved in Italy, UK and France what Strache/Haider never could:

Become strongest party in a national election.

[Silent Hunter]

Farage has already done that with UKIP and is pretty much certain to do it again with the Brexit Party.

[Grand Wizard Lizard of the Klan]

ECR and GUE/NGL are just smashed. S&D and EPP injured badly. Greens, ALDE and ENF are winners.

[Matty]

Supposedly Brexit party is over performing

[Tender Branson]

AfD wins Saxony with 30%, CDU at 27%.

[Silent Hunter]

Turnout for the UK appears to be 37%. Brexit Party is doing very well as many Tories, disgusted over Brexit, are staying at home. Members were often refusing to campaign either.

[Tender Branson]

FPÖ cut in half in Vienna.

2015 state election: 31% (during the height of the refugee crisis)
Today: 14%

[parochial boy]

Is there anywhere you can see UK results by counting area?

[Silent Hunter]

AfD wins Saxony with 30%, CDU at 27%.

Saxony, for those not familiar, is the state that includes Dresden and Chemnitz, where there were riots last year:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018_Chemnitz_protests

[Silent Hunter]

Is there anywhere you can see UK results by counting area?

Each local authority will publish their results on their websites.