European elections 2024: results by country in Europe

Left, environmental, center, right or extreme right? Which parties came out on top in each of the 27 member states of the European Union in the 2024 European elections? Nearly 360 million Europeans are called to the polls between June 6 and 9, 2024, to elect the next 720 MEPs to the European Parliament. Here are the results by country in Europe.

Results in France

Estimates – According to early estimates, Jordan Bardella’s far-right party has won a historic victory in the European elections. With 31.5 to 32.4% of the vote according to Ipsos and Ifop, the National Rally achieved its best score in a national election (excluding the second round). Outgoing MEP Valerie Heyer’s Macronist list trailed far behind with less than half of the vote at 15.2%. He is not fully assured of a second place finish, followed by Raphael Glucksmann (PS-Place Publique) with 14 to 14.3%, more than double his 2019 result.

Behind, Manon Aubry’s La France Insumais improved its score compared to previous Europeans (8.3 to 8.7%). Led by François-Xavier Bellamy, Les Républicains did not fare well at 7 to 7.2%, slightly above Marion Maréchal’s Reconquête list and the 5% needed to send representatives to the European Parliament. The big surprise of the 2019 election was this year’s list of environmentalists led by Marie Toussaint, announced by companies in deep decline.

Results in Germany

Estimates – In Germany, the conservatives (CDU and CSU), the party of European Commission president Ursula van der Leyen, are leading by 29.5-30% (compared to 28.9% in 2019). The far-right AfD came in second with 16.5-16% of the vote. Despite recent scandals affecting the leader of the list, the AfD remains ahead of the Social Democrats. Government leader Olaf Scholes’ party received 14% of the vote, the worst score the party has ever recorded in this election. The other two parties in the coalition, the Greens and the Liberals (FDP), got 12 to 12.5% ​​for the former and 5% for the latter, respectively.

Results in Belgium

Results are not reported at this time.

Results in Spain

Estimates – The right-wing party PP (Partido Popular) led by Alberto Núñez Feijo received 32.40% of the vote. The left-wing PSOE party, led by Pedro Sánchez, is close behind with 30.20% of the vote. Vox, a far-right party led by Santiago Abascal, won 10.40% of the vote. Sumer Alliance, a left-wing alliance led by Yolanda Díaz, got 6.30%. Finally, Podemos, another left-wing party led by Ione Belarra, received 4.40% of the vote.

Results in Italy

Results are not reported at this time.

Results in Portugal

Results are not reported at this time.

Results in the Netherlands

Estimates – Dutch Left Alliance GL – PvdA (GroenLinks, PvdA), with 21.60% of votes on Frans Timmermans’ list. The PVV, a far-right party led by Geert Wilders, won 17.70% of the vote. Finally, Mark Rutte’s right-wing party VVD won 11.60% of the vote.

Results in Poland

Results are not reported at this time.

Results in Luxembourg

Results are not reported at this time.

Results in Sweden

Results are not reported at this time.

Results in Ireland

Results are not reported at this time.

Results in Austria

Ratings – The far-right FPÖ party is on top in Austria after Sunday’s European elections, according to opinion polls published by mainstream media. He won 27% of the vote, becoming the most important political force in the Alpine country for the first time.

Results in Denmark

Estimates – SF, a left-wing party led by Pia Olsen Diehr, won 18.40% of the vote. S, representing the center-left, won 15.40% of the vote. Finally, the center-right party V led by Jacob Ellemann-Jensen received 13.90% of the vote.

Results in Finland

Results are not reported at this time.

Results in Hungary

Results are not reported at this time.

Results in Romania

Results are not reported at this time.

Results in Czechia

Results are not reported at this time.

Results in Greece

Estimates – Kyriakos Mitsotakis led right-wing party ND won 30.00% of the vote. SYRIZA, which represents the far-left with Alexis Tsipras, won 16.70% of the vote. Finally, the center-left party PASOK won 12.40% of the vote.

Results in Poland

Results are not reported at this time.

Results in Slovakia

Results are not reported at this time.

Results in Slovenia

Results are not reported at this time.

Results in Latvia

Results are not reported at this time.

Results in Lithuania

Results are not reported at this time.

Results in Bulgaria

Estimates – The right-wing coalition GERB – SDS won 26.20% of the vote. The PP – DB (ПП – ДБ) coalition, representing the center-left, received 15.70% of the vote, headed by Kirill Petkov. Vasrajdane, a far-right party led by Kostadin Kostadinov, won 15.40% of the vote. Finally, the centrist party TBS led by Mustafa Karadai received 11.70% of the vote.

Results in Croatia

Ratings – Two major alliances stand out. The right-wing HDZ party won 33.74% of the vote. The SDP coalition representing the left won 27.81% of the votes.

Results in Cyprus

Ratings – DISY, the right-wing party led by Averof Neofytou, received 24.40% of the vote. AKEL, representing the left and led by Stefanos Stefanou, followed closely behind with 23.70% of the vote. Phidias, an independent candidate, got 14.80% of the votes. Finally, DIKO, the centrist party led by Nicolas Papadopoulos, won 11.90% of the vote.

Results in Malta

Estimates – LP, the center-left party led by Robert Abela, won 44.67% of the vote. The center-right party PN, led by Bernard Grech, followed closely behind with 42.52% of the vote.