Results of the 2024 EU Elections – Brussels

10 June 2024

The EU elections took place from the 6^th to the 9^th of June in all the Member States. The composition of the next Parliament and the distribution of seats will be as follows:

• European People's Party (EPP): The EPP remains the largest party in the European Parliament, securing 185 seats (+9% compared to 2019).
• Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats (S&D): The S&D group maintained their position as the second-largest party, with 137 seats (- 2%).
• Renew Europe (RE): The group lost several seats, dropping from 102 seats to 79 (- 23%).
• Greens/European Free Alliance: The Greens/EFA have also seen a fall in their number of seats, now at 52 (- 19%).
• Identity and Democracy (ID): The ID group, representing far-right parties, has gained seats, totalling 58 (+ 9%).
• European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR): The ECR group has secured 73 number of seats (+ 4%)
• The Left: The Left group remained stable, with holding 36 number of seats (- 1%).

The following map illustrates the election results by Member State, with each colour representing the dominant political group in that country.

The next steps after the elections:

• 6-9 June: European elections in EU Member States.
• 17 June: Informal meeting of EU leaders.
• 27-28 June: European Council meeting.
• June/July: Political groups meetings to discuss internal structure and distribution of seats.
• 16-19 July: EP constitutive plenary session in Strasbourg, election of the EP President and (possibly) election of the EC President.
• 22-25 July: EP committees constitutive meetings.
• 16-19 September: EP plenary session and possible election of the President of the Commission.
• October/November: Commissioners-designate hearings in the Parliament.
• 31 October: End of term of the current 2019-2024 Commission.
• November/December: Plenary vote on the College of Commissioners.