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Polling locations in Schleswig-Holstein are active for the European elections.

In Schleswig-Holstein, eligible voters, including 16 and 17-year-olds, can exercise their right to vote in the European elections this coming Sunday.

A woman makes a cross on a ballot paper.
A woman makes a cross on a ballot paper.

European Union Assembles to Negotiate Frames for Brexit Agreement - Polling locations in Schleswig-Holstein are active for the European elections.

On Sunday, voting booths for the European elections open at 8:00 am in Schleswig-Holstein, inviting roughly 2.3 million residents to cast their ballots. This election season sees a new demographic eligible to vote, as 16- and 17-year-olds make their way to the polls alongside 107,400 EU citizens.

A periodic event, European elections occur every five years. In 2019, the Greens secured the top spot in Schleswig-Holstein with 29.1%, edging out the CDU at 26.2%. SPD secured 17.1%, narrowly beating out the AfD at 7.5%. With 5.9%, the FDP followed, and the Left claimed 3.7%. Last time around, only 59.7% of eligible voters turned up. The polls will remain open until 6:00 pm on Sunday.

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The European Parliament, located within the EU, is anticipating the results of the ongoing European elections in various member states, including Schleswig-Holstein. This Sunday, voters in Schleswig-Holstein will head to their designated polling stations at 8:00 am, contributing to the European elections process. A total of 2.3 million residents in Schleswig-Holstein have the opportunity to participate in shaping the future of Europe through their votes.

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