PVV and GroenLinks-PvdA neck and neck in final EU election poll

The far-right Liberal Party and the Green-Right-Labor coalition are evenly matched Eight seats each It’s the last day of campaigning ahead of Thursday’s European Parliament elections.

The poll by EenVandaag and Ipsos I&O showed a close race between the two parties, with several others likely to leave the EU altogether. In addition, nearly half of voters said they had not yet made up their minds. WHO support.

The poll has a margin of error of one seat, reflecting the expansion of Dutch representation from 26 to 31 seats following Brexit.

Currently, the Liberal Party has no seats in Europe, while the Liberal Alliance has 9 seats, including 6 from the Labour Party and 3 from the Green Left Party.

Polls show that the VVD, which currently has 5 MEPs, will retain 5 seats, while the CDA and D66 will both win 2 seats. The new entrant NSC may also gain 2 seats.

BBB, SP, Volt and The Animal Party voted for one seat each, while ChristenUnie, SGP and Rightmost The Democratic Forum is unlikely to get enough votes to win a seat.

The poll also showed that 45% of voters remain undecided. In 2019, only 42% of voters Actually Cast their votes.

Voting begins at 7:30am and ends at 9pm, when the IPSOS results will be announced. The actual results for the Netherlands will not be known until Sunday or Monday, when most of the remaining 27 member states will vote.