ARE THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT ELECTIONS REALLY THE MOST IMPORTANT ELECTIONS IN YOUR COUNTRY?
We often prioritize government, presidential, and local elections, believing they have the greatest impact on our lives. However, this perspective is only partially accurate. Many critical issues affecting us locally are decided by votes in Brussels.
On June 9, we will elect future members of the European Parliament, entrusting them with decisions that will significantly impact all of us.
These are the most important elections in your country
because it is the European Parliament sets standards and regulations on climate policy that directly apply to all member states. These decisions influence our environmental future.
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These are the most important elections in your country
because access to modern healthcare and protection against cross-border health threats depend on decisions made here. Effective policies ensure our well-being and safety.
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These are the most important elections in your country
because only a strong and united Europe can finance and provide an effective defence against external threats, ensuring our collective security.
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These are the most important elections in your country
because the European Parliament makes crucial decisions regarding the distribution of funds, and the rules governing the flow of services, goods, and money. These decisions affect our daily lives and economic stability.
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These are the most important elections in your country
because the Parliament in Brussels encompasses a wide range of views, from extreme to moderate, shaping the direction of the Union. Our votes will determine the ideological landscape of the new Union.
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The European Union (EU)
is a group of 27 countries in Europe
that have come together to improve and simplify people’s lives,
ensuring safety and cooperation.
The European Parliament is the EU’s legislative body, directly elected and responsible for supervisory and budgetary functions.
The European Parliament consists of 720 members who:
- Adopt European laws alongside the EU Council, based on proposals from the European Commission.
- Make decisions on international agreements and EU enlargement.
- Exercise democratic supervision over other European institutions.
- Consider petitions from citizens and appoint commissions of inquiry.
- Discuss monetary policy issues with the European Central Bank.
- Monitor elections.
- Establish and approve the EU budget, including the multiannual financial framework.
European Commission
The European Commission is responsible for planning, preparing, and proposing new EU laws, defending the interests of the Union and all its citizens.
