Swedish Institute for
European Policy Studies
The Centre Is Holding: Coalitions and Majorities in a Fragmented European Parliament
The 2024 European elections resulted in a more right-leaning European Parliament. Contrary to some expectations, this has not produced a stable right-wing majority: the traditional pro-European coalition remains the Parliament’s main decision-making engine. Another key finding is that the centre-right EPP has gained greater leverage against other groups.
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