With each passing election, the European Parliamentary elections becomes more divided and more volatile over domestic and foreign policy issues. While the main competitors were center-right and center-left in the past elections, today there are more varying groups in the parliament from far-right and eurosceptics to eco-left and anti-establishment parties. This trend is a spillover of the local politics which has gotten more fluid and changeable in the past decade.
Main topics of the election wereformed by migration, unemployment, climate change, the future of the EU, and the Brexit. While some parties opposed previous EU policies, now there are many parties who are openly against the EU. Prior to the election formation of the new far-right group European Alliance of People and Nations (EAPN) also ...
