There are 14 EU
countries with Nominal GDP between $100 billion and $900 billion. The most
Conservative leaning countries include Poland, Greece, Czech Republic, Hungary,
Austria and Slovakia. The most Liberal leaning countries include Netherlands, Portugal,
Denmark and Finland. The 50-50 group
includes Romania, Belgium and Sweden,
Poland GDP $581
billion, Liberal 5, Conservative 7.
Romania GDP $249
billion, Liberal 17, Conservative 15.
Netherlands GDP $933
billion, Liberal 16, Conservative 10.
Belgium GDP $545
billion, Liberal 11, Conservative 10.
Greece GDP $219
billion, Liberal 8, Conservative 13.
Czech Republic GDP
$265 billion, Liberal 7,Conservative 15.
Portugal GDP $243
billion, Liberal 14, Conservative 7.
Sweden GDP $551
billion, Liberal 11, Conservative 9.
Hungary GDP $156
billion, Liberal 7, Conservative 14.
Austria GDP $470
billion, Liberal 8, Conservative 10
Denmark GDP $351
billion, Liberal 11 Conservative 2.
Finland GDP $282
billion, Liberal 8, Conservative 5.
Slovakia GDP $107
billion, Liberal 5, Conservative 8.
Ireland GDP $380
billion, Liberal 7, Conservative 4.
The 2019 EU Election
produced the following results:
Poland MEPs 51 Population
38.1 million. Nominal GDP $581 billion. Nominal Per Capita GDP $15,431.
Socialist Democrats S&D 5+0
Liberals ALDE 0+0
Greens EFA 0+0
Left GUE/NGL 0+0
Liberal 5+0
Conservative ECR 23+4
Center Right EPP 16−7
Populists EFD 0+0
Right Wing Natl ENF 0+0
Others 7+7
NI 0−4
Conservative 46+0
The ruling
conservative, anti-immigration Law and Justice (PiS) party came top with 45.6%,
well ahead of the pro-EU European Coalition (38%). Turnout: 45.7%.
Romania MEPs
32 Population 20.1 million. Nominal GDP $249 billion. Nominal Per Capita GDP
$12,285.
Socialist Democrats S&D 9−7
Liberals ALDE 8+7
Greens EFA 0+0
Left GUE/NGL 0+0
Liberal 17+0
Center Right EPP 14−1
Conservative ECR 1+1
Populist EFD 0+0
Right Wing Natl ENF 0+0
Others 0+0
NI 0+0
Conservative 15+0
The ruling Social Democrats (PSD) - blamed by the European
Commission for sluggish progress in tackling corruption - slumped to second
place, with 23.4%. The center-right PNL came top with 26.8%. Turnout: 51.1%
Netherlands
MEP 26 Population 17.1 million. Nominal GDP $933 billion, Nominal Per Capita
GDP $53,106.
Socialist Democrats
S&D 6+3
Liberals ALDE 6−1
Greens EFA 3+1
Left GUE/NGL 1−2
Liberal 16+1
Conservative ECR 5+3
Center Right EPP 4−1
Populists EFD 0+0
Right Wing Natl ENF 0+0
Others 1+1
NI
0−4
Conservative 10-1
The Dutch Labour party
(PvdA) won with 19% of the vote - a dramatic, unexpected comeback for the center-left.
The liberal VVD of Prime Minister Mark Rutte got 14.6%.Turnout: 41.9%
Belgium
MEPs 21 Population 11.6 million. Nominal GDP $545 billion. Nominal Per Capita
GDP $46.724.
Liberals ALDE 4−2
Greens EFA 3+1
Socialist Democrats S&D 3−1
Left GUE/NGL 1+1
Liberal 11-2
Center Right EPP 4+0
Right Wing Natl ENF 3+3
Conservatives ECR 3−1
Populist EFD 0+0
Others 0+0
NI
0−1
Conservative 10+1
The far-right Flemish
party Vlaams Belang (Flemish Interest) won three seats in the European
Parliament poll, and surged to second place in the national vote for the
Belgian federal parliament. Turnout: 88.5%
Greece MEPs 21 Population
11.1 million. Nominal GDP $219 billion. Nominal Per Capita GDP $20,408.
Left GUE/NGL 6+0
Socialist Democrats S&D 2−2
Liberals ALDE 0+0
Greens EFA 0+0
Liberal 8-2
Center Right EPP 7+2
Populist EFD 0+0
Right Wing Natl ENF 0+0
Conservative ECR 0−1
Others 2+2
NI 4−1
Conservative 13+2
It's been a bad night
for Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras's left-wing Syriza party which has been well
beaten by opposition conservative New Democracy party. Turnout: 58.5%
Czech Republic MEPs 21 Population 10.6 million. Nominal GDP $265 billion.
Nominal Per Capita GDP $22,850.
Liberals ALDE 6+2
Left GUE/NGL 1−2
Greens EFA 0+0
Socialist Democrats S&D 0−4
Liberal 7-4
Center Right EPP 5−2
Conservative ECR 4+2
Right Wing Natl ENF 2+2
Populist EFD 0−1
Others 3+3
NI 0+0
Conservative 15+4
Prime Minister Andrej Babis won a convincing victory for his
liberal ANO party, which now sends six MEPs to Brussels. The conservative Civic
Democrats (in the ECR bloc) came second, winning four seats. Turnout: 28.7%
Portugal
MEPs 21 Population 10.3 million. Nominal GDP $243 billion. Nominal Per Capita
GDP $23,186.
Socialist Democrats S&D 9+1
Left GUE/NGL 4+0
Greens EFA 1+1
Liberals ALDE 0−2
Liberal 14+0
Center Right EPP 7+0
Conservative ECR 0+0
Populist EFD 0+0
Right Wing Natl ENF 0+0
Others 0+0
NI 0+0
Conservative 7+0
The center-left
Socialist Party (PS) won with 33.4%. The center-right PSD came second with 22%
and remarkably the new green party PAN won a seat for the first time. Turnout:
31.4%
Sweden MEPS 20 Population
10.1 million. Nominal GDP $551 billion. Nominal Per Capita GDP $53,873.
Socialist Democrats S&D 5−1
Liberals ALDE 3+0
Greens EFA 2−2
Left GUE/NGL 1+0
Liberal 11-3
Center Right EPP 6+2
Conservative ECR 3+3
Right Wing Natl ENF 0+0
Populist EFD 0−2
Others 0+0
NI 0+0
Conservative 9+3
The ruling center-left
Social Democrats won safely with 23.6%. The liberal-conservative Moderates were
second, with 16.8%. On the far-right, the anti-immigration Sweden Democrats
came third, winning three seats. Turnout: 53.3%
Hungary MEPs 21 Population 9.7 million.
Nominal GDP $156 billion. Nominal Per Capita GDP $15,924.
Socialist Democrats S&D 5+1
Liberals ALDE 2+2
Left GUE/NGL 0+0
Greens EFA 0−2
Liberal 7+1
Center Right EPP 13+1
Conservatives ECR 0+0
Populist EFD 0+0
Right Wing Natl ENF 0+0
Others 0+0
NI 1−2
Conservative 14-1
It was another night of election success for Prime Minister
Viktor Orban, whose Fidesz party is for the moment a suspended member of the
center-right EPP group. Turnout: 43.4%
Austria MEPs:18
Population 8.8 million. Nominal GDP $470 billion. Nominal Per Capita GDP
$51,509.
Socialist
Democrats S&D 5+0
Greens EFA 2−1
Liberals ALDE 1+0
Left GUE/NGL 0+0
Liberal 8-1
Center
Right EPP 7+2
Right
Wing Natl ENF 3+3
Conservative
ECR 0+0
Populist EFD 0+0
Others 0+0
NI 0−4
Conservative 10+1
The ruling
conservative People's Party (ÖVP) won with a record 34.9%, despite a scandal
that led to the collapse of its coalition government with the far right. Turnout:
59.3%
Denmark MEPs
13 Population 5.8 million. Nominal GDP $351 billion. Nominal Per Capita GDP
$60,692.
Liberals ALDE 5+2
Socialist Democrats S&D 3+0
Greens EFA 2+1
Left GUE/NGL 1+0
Liberal 11+3
Center Right EPP 1+0
Conservative ECR 1−3
Populist EFD 0+0
Right Wing Natl ENF 0+0
Others 0+0
NI 0+0
Conservative 2-3
The far-right Danish People's Party (DF) lost around two-thirds
of their votes, coming fourth. Prime Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen's Venstre
Liberal Party overtook DF to become the biggest Danish party in Europe, taking
23.5%.Turnout: 66.0%
Finland MEPs
13 Population 5.6 million. Nominal GDP $282 billion. Nominal Per Capita GDP
$49,845.
Liberals ALDE 3−1
Greens EFA 2+1
Socialist Democrat S&D 2+0
Left GUE/NGL 1+0
Liberal 8+2
Center Right EPP 3+0
Conservative ECR 2+0
Populist EFD 0+0
Right Wing Natl ENF 0+0
Others 0+0
NI 0+0
Conservative 5+0
The Finnish Green
party (VIHR) won a record 16%, coming second behind the center-right National Coalition Party. The
far-right Finns increased their vote share and retained their two seats. Turnout:
40.7%
Slovakia MEPs
13 Population 5.5 million. Nominal GDP $107 billion. Nominal Per Capita GDP
$19,582.
Socialist Democrats S&D 3−1
Liberals ALDE 2+1
Greens EFA 0+0
Left GUE/NGL 0+0
Liberal 5+0
Center Right EPP 4−2
Conservative ECR 2+0
Populist EFD 0+0
Right Wing Natl ENF 0+0
Others 2+2
NI 0+0
Conservative 8+0
A new coalition of pro-EU parties won with 20%, so it will send
four MEPs to Brussels: two liberals and two center-right MEPs. Three seats go
to the ruling leftist Smer party, which got 15.7%. Turnout: 22.7%
Ireland MEPs
11 Population 4.6 million. Nominal GDP $380 billion. Nominal Per Capita GDP
$76,099.
Left GUE/NGL 3−1
Greens EFA 2+2
Liberals ALDE 2+1
Socialist Democrat S&D 0−1
Liberal 7+1
Center Right EPP 4+0
Populist EFD 0+0
Right Wing Natl ENF 0+0
Conservative ECR 0−1
Others 0+0
NI 0+0
Conservative 4-1
The center-right Fine
Gael party of Prime Minister Leo Varadkar scored a big victory, exit polls
suggest. But Ireland's electoral system means the results will take some time
to come through. Turnout: 49.3%
Norb Leahy, Dunwoody
GA Tea Party Leader
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