Parties and Elections in Europe provides a
comprehensive database about the parliamentary elections in the European countries and autonomous
subdivisions since 1945 and additional informations about the political
parties, the political leaders, the composition of governments and the electoral
laws.
The parties are characterised according to their political
orientation. The website also contains an electoral calendar, news in brief and
links to parties and election authorities.
The database currently contains the
results of legislative elections from all European countries and more than
100 subdivisions. Use the menu bar to find every listed country, region or
province.
Welcome to
Parties &
Elections The database about parliamentary elections
and political parties in Europe, by Wolfram Nordsieck
» D e m o c r a c y i s a m a t t e r
n o t o f e x p e d i e n c y b u t
o f m o r a l i t y. «
Willy Brandt (German Federal Chancellor from 1969 to 1974)
News in brief.
Latest events around the world of parties and elections in Europe.
Mergers:
The small Russian Party in Estonia (VEE) joined the Social Democratic
Party (SDE). The People's Union of Estonia (ERL) absorbed the rightist
Estonian Patriotic Movement (ERL) and changed its name into
Conservative People's Party of Estonia / Eesti Konservatiivne
Rahvaerakond (EKRE). Sources: Delfi & Postimees
The
centrist party Strong
Ukraine (SU), in the 2007 parliamentary elections part of the People's Bloc Lytvyn
(NBL), merged into the Party of Regions (PR). Sources:
Kyiv Post & Strong Ukraine
The
Lithuanian Peasant Popular Union (LVLS) decided to modernise the name
of the party into Lithuanian Peasant
and Greens Union / Lietuvos Valstiečių ir Žaliųjų Sąjunga
(LVZS). Source: Lithuania Tribune
