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Monday, 27 May 2019 8.30 – 10.00

#EUElections2019

#Elections2019: what impact on the #EU? Davide Ferrari Research Executive, VoteWatch Europe

Outcome of EU Elections (current situation) ALDE - Renaissance EAPN 40 seats 15 seats 73 seats 155 seats 108 seats 180 seats 56 seats 73 seats NI – Left NI - Centre NI - Right 2 seats 7 seats 42 seats

Political spectrum in the European Parliament after the EU elections

Coalition-building in the next European Parliament Super grand coalition (S&D, ALDE-Macron, EPP): 60% of seats; Super progressive coalition (GUE/NGL, 5 Star Movement, Greens/EFA, S&D, ALDE-Macron): 52% of seats; Super conservative coalition (EPP, ECR, EAPN, Brexit Party): 47% of seats; Centre-right coalition (ALDE/Macron, EPP, ECR): 46% of seats; Grand-Coalition (EPP, S&D): 45% of seats; Left coalition (GUE/NGL, 5 Star Movement, Greens/EFA, S&D): 38% of seats

How to look at changes in the balance of power?

Support for introducing a common 5% Digital Services Tax on revenues

Support for the exclusion of agriculture and other sensitive areas of the scope of the TTIP

Support for a common minimum effective tax rate of at least 20%

ETS: Support for a higher linear reduction factor (2.4%)

Softer rules on legal requirements to remove online terrorist content

NB: about 60% of MEPs are new! https://www.flickr.com/photos/83633410@N07/7658298768

Davide Ferrari Research Executive, VoteWatch Europe davide@votewatch Davide Ferrari Research Executive, VoteWatch Europe davide@votewatch.eu