Select an option. - Minor hiccup during European elections in Essen.
The leader mentioned that they brought the necessary election materials, including the ballot box, to the polling stations promptly, allowing the voting to begin at 8:06 am. The stations opened on time without any issues, and everyone there was patient. Beforehand, the ballot papers and ballot boxes had been delivered to all the polling stations several days prior. All 309 stations in Essen also started the voting process on schedule on Sunday.
In North Rhine-Westphalia, the most inhabited federal state, over 13.8 million people were required to vote in the European election on Sunday. The voter turnout during the last European election in 2019 in NRW, as well as in the national government, stood at 61.4%.
Radio Essen covered the news.
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The polling stations in Essen, including those in nursing homes, were fully equipped with the necessary election materials, ensuring a smooth voting process. Despite the significant population of over 13.8 million eligible voters in North Rhine-Westphalia, the European elections were conducted efficiently, with all 309 stations opening on time on Sunday. The EU elections in Germany drew interest from neighboring European countries, further emphasizing the importance of democratic processes. Food and refreshment stations were also available at some polling stations, providing voters with nourishment as they exercised their right to vote. The upcoming elections highlighted the cooperation between Germany and the EU in fostering a unified voice in international politics.
