Europe 2009 – Slovenia
Slovenia elects 7 MEPs next weekend, the same number it elected in its first European election in 2004. The 2004 election result was as...
Europe 2009 – Poland
Poland first elected MEPs in 2004, when they elected 54 MEPs. In 2009 they will elect 50 MEPs across thirteen constituencies, with each constituency...
Europe 2009 – Czech Republic
The Czech Republic was part of the 2004 enlargement of the European Union when 8 Eastern European countries and 2 Mediterranean countries joined with...
Europe 2009 – Austria
Austria elected 18 MEPs in 2004, and will elect 17 in 2009. All Austria's MEPs are elected to represent the entire country. MEPs are...
Europe 2009 – Italy
Italy will elect 72 MEPs (down from 78) in 2009, voting on Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th June. Italy elects its MEPs via 5...
Cameron pushes his own reforms
Following on from potential Labour leader Alan Johnson's call for the implementation of proportional representation in the House of Commons, Conservative leader David Cameron...
Europe 2009 – Germany
Germany is the most populous country in the European Union, and thus elects 99 MEPs (both in 2004 and 2009). These 99 MEPs are...
Europe 2009 – France
France elects 72 MEPs at the 2009 European election, down from 78 in 2004. The French electorate is divided into eight constituencies, seven covering...
Europe 2009 – Spain
Spain will elect 54 MEPs in 2009, the same number it elected in the last election in 2004. All Spanish MEPs are elected as...
Europe 2009 – Luxembourg
Guest post from our Benelux correspondent, Justin-Paul Sammons.
One of the smallest and wealthiest nations in the EU, as well as one of its six...