German Right Sets Tone in European Vote

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : RIGHT TURNVoting began on Thursday in the Netherlands and in other countries on Friday and Saturday, but the bulk of EU votes were cast on Sunday, with France, Germany, Poland, and Spain opening their polls and Italy holding a second day of voting.
51% : All this means the new European Parliament is likely to be cooler on policies to address climate change while eager to support measures to limit immigration to the EU.
42% : "For many years, voters across the bloc have complained that EU decision-making is complex, distant and disconnected from daily realities, which explains often low turnout in EU elections.
36% : The parliament could also be more fragmented, which would make adopting any measure trickier and slower as the EU confronts challenges including a hostile Russia and increased industrial rivalry from China and the United States.

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