Voting events - Voters are able to participate in European and local elections.
Millions of people living in Baden-Württemberg will have the chance to cast their vote for the local and European elections on Sunday. In total, there are around 8.6 million eligible voters throughout Germany for the municipal, district, and local council elections. For the regional assembly in Stuttgart, residents can also make a decision on its composition.
The European elections involve 7.8 million German citizens who are eligible to vote. Additionally, around 830,000 citizens from other European Union countries can choose whether they want to vote in Germany or in their home country.
The municipal election stands out due to its complexity as voters may have numerous votes and can distribute them among numerous candidates and lists.
Due to the complex nature of the municipal election, it may take a few days for the final results to be revealed. In larger cities across the state, vote counting will commence on Monday. In comparison, a tentative final result for the European election is predicted in the evening hours.
Further information on the European election is available from the Interior Ministry. Data on the municipal election can be found at the State Center for Political Education. You can also see the outcomes from the European elections in Baden-Württemberg and the municipal elections in Baden-Württemberg, and check out the Statistical Office of the State's dashboard for more details about the European elections. Information regarding the municipal election can also be accessed from the Interior Ministry.
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People in the southwest region of Germany, specifically in Baden-Württemberg, can participate in local and European elections this Sunday. With over 8.6 million eligible voters nationwide, the municipal, district, and local council elections are significant events in Germany. For the regional assembly in Stuttgart, the composition will be determined by the residents' votes.
The European elections apply to 7.8 million German citizens, while around 830,000 citizens from other EU countries can choose to cast their vote in Germany or their home country. The municipal election is noted for its complexity, as voters may have multiple votes to allocate among numerous candidates and lists.
In larger cities in Baden-Württemberg, the final results of the municipal election might take a few days to be revealed, with vote counting commencing on Monday. In contrast, a predicted preliminary result for the European election is anticipated in the evening hours.
The Interior Ministry offers further information on the European election, while the State Center for Political Education provides data on the municipal election. To view the outcomes from both the European elections and municipal elections in Baden-Württemberg, as well as more detailed statistics, you can visit the Statistical Office of the State's dashboard.
Voters from the EU member state of Germany are eligible to participate in the European elections in Germany, just as those from Baden-Württemberg can participate in the local elections.
