2014 European Elections

The 2014 European Parliament elections took place across the European Union from May 22 to 25. Citizens voted to elect Members of the European Parliament (MEPs), who represent their interests and influence EU laws. The elections saw increased voter turnout compared to previous years, reflecting heightened political engagement. Major parties, including the center-left, center-right, and new political groups, competed for seats. The results shaped the EU’s legislative agenda and highlighted issues like economic stability, migration, and sovereignty. Overall, the elections reinforced the democratic legitimacy of the EU, while also revealing shifting political dynamics within member states.