Far-right parties are expected to do well and could gain a stronger foothold in the European Parliament, potentially impacting policies on climate change, migration, foreign policy, and social rights.
Voters express their preference for national political parties, with elected politicians joining European transnational political groups based on ideology.
The two primary European parliamentary groups historically have been the centre-right EPP and centre-left S&D, while liberals and The Greens have also played significant roles.
Right-wing populists are split between ECR, favoring US ties, and ID, leaning towards Russia, highlighting European Parliament's diversity in political affiliations.
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