Preliminary projections for the Strasbourg assembly give 211 seats to the centre-right EPP group, followed by the centre-left S&D with 193. In third place are the liberals ALDE with 74, then the Greens with 58, far-left GUE with 47, ECR with 39 and eurosceptic group EFD with 33 seats. ...
[Ticker] Centre-right set to take 211 seats in Strasbourg assembly
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