European Parliament poised for rightward shift after final voting

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : The election began on Thursday in the Netherlands and in other countries on Friday and Saturday, but the bulk of EU votes will be cast on Sunday, with France, Germany, Poland and Spain opening the polls and Italy holding a second day of voting.
51% : Opinion polls predict the pro-European liberals and Greens will lose seats, reducing the majority of the center-right and center-left and complicating efforts to push through new EU laws or increase European integration.
51% : the reforms required for EU enlargement, while eager on measures to limit immigration.
35% : Hard and far-right parties have seized on this disquiet and offered the electorate an alternative to the mainstream.European Greens, facing a backlash from hard-pressed households, farmers and industry over costly EU policies limiting CO2 emissions, look set to be among the big losers.

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