EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT ELECTION, 2007

The 'European Parliament election of 2007' is taking place in Bulgaria and Romania who will be electing their members of the European Parliament for the first time[1]. The combined population of the two countries is 29,598,914.
The two countries joined the European Union on January 1 2007, since then they have been represented by members elected by their respective national parliaments who acted as observers before their accession. The last Union-wide election took place in 2004, the next one, with Romania and Bulgaria, will take place in 2009.
Bulgaria has already voted, See invidual election pages;

★ Bulgarian election: voters elected 18 MEPs on 20 May 2007.

★ Romanian election: voters will elect 35 MEPs on 25 November 2007.

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Results

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Results

Combined results of both elections by European party with Bulgarian or Romanian national members. Both countries will not have sub-national constituencies.
(8 member parties)(2 member parties)(3 member parties)(1 member party)(2 member parties)(1 member party)

European Party		Observers	New	Change	Elected MEPs
13	-	-	-
18	-	-	-
16	-	-	-
0	-	-	-
0	-	-	-
0	-	-	-
	Euronat ★	6	-	-	-

★ = 2 parties share ITS group with Euronat, but are not members
''For details, see indivual pages above''

See also

★ Elections in the European Union

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★ European political party

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★ European Parliament political group

★ European Parliament election, 2007 (Bulgaria)

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★ MEPs for Bulgaria 2007-2009

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★ Bulgarian membership of the European Union

★ European Parliament election, 2007 (Romania)

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★ MEPs for Romania 2007-2009

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★ Romanian membership of the European Union

External links

★ European Election News by European Election Law Association (Eurela)

★ European Parliament