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EU citizens go to the polls

From 6 to 9 June 2024, EU citizens voted to elect their national representatives to the European Parliament. Covering this key political event in EU affairs, the European Newsroom (enr) provides verified, independent and reliable content produced by the news agencies involved in the project. Unlike national media, the enr’s content on the EU elections offers a comprehensive European view and includes different country perspectives.

The enr will produce and disseminate content about central themes that play a role in the electoral process and the outcome of the EU-wide elections. Audiences can access text, images, video, interactive graphics and other multimedia content. Combined with the enr’s Key Stories and Europe in brief articles, which are jointly produced by the participating agencies, the enr’s coverage will inform continuously and comprehensively about the elections and these central themes.

Around 370 million voters in the 27 member states of the European Union will decide on the future composition of the tenth European Parliament. Our interactive graphics show real-time results and background information.

The enr’s EU elections content is available in English, German, French and Spanish.

EU Elections Spotlight

Disinformation in Europe

Credits: Roland Weihrauch/dpa

Disinformation in Europe

What are the EU and national authorities doing to combat disinformation campaigns during election periods?

Gen Z going to the EU ballots

Credits: picture alliance/dpa

Gen Z going to the EU ballots

Many young voters will be taking part in EU elections for the first time. Are political parties doing enough to address their concerns?

Anti-EU currents

Credits: picture alliance/dpa

Anti-EU currents

How will the rise of anti-EU and Eurosceptic movements in the EU affect the functioning of the bloc after the 2024 EU elections?

The EU after the European elections

Credits: picture alliance/dpa

The EU after the European elections

How does the outcome of the EU elections impact the Union in the next five years?

Meet the new European Commission (2024-2029)

Credits: Dati Bendo/European Commission/dpa

Meet the new European Commission (2024-2029)

The new European Commission took office on December 1, 2024 with a five-year mandate to lead the EU's executive arm.

EU Commission von der Leyen II: 100 days and counting

Credits: Tim Kohnen/European Newsroom

EU Commission von der Leyen II: 100 days and counting

What big moves has the new European Commission made in the first hundred days in office?

Key Stories

Press under pressure: US cuts to Radio Free Europe mirror wider European media struggles

A funding freeze ordered by US President Donald Trump has left several US-funded foreign media outlets, including Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, scrambling for survival. The EU has warned that the cuts could benefit authoritarian regimes, while Czech officials push for European support to keep the radio station on air.