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European elections: Instructions a few hours before the ballot, how many and which parties are participating

For the first time postal voting for Greeks - Polling stations at a total of 18,380 polling stations across the country open at 7am and close at 7pm

European elections 2024: What will the political leaders do one day before the elections

Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Stefanos Kasselakis will meet with accredited journalists - Dimitris Koutsoumbas will have meetings - Heavy day for Alexis Charitsis who will say goodbye to his father in Ritsona

European elections: 88% participation in the postal vote

According to information, more than 177,800 votes had been received by noon today

Increased road safety measures from 7 to 10 June throughout the country, due to the European elections

What the ELAS recommends to citizens

PM Mitsotakis: What he said about the Euro, his lucky charms & the TikTok video he will release after the elections

“I always make a prediction (for the elections) but I do it with my family on Saturday afternoon & no one finds out about it but I usually get it right”

EU Elections 2024: Everything you need to know – Where to vote, how many candidates to select, what are the 31 parties

Around 9:00 PM on Sunday, the first reliable estimate will be announced by the Ministry of the Interior

European elections: Greece targeted by Russia for misinformation and fake news in the run-up to the European elections

After fears of sabotage and sabotage attacks, experts issue warnings to voters - What the European Monitoring Centre for Misinformation has identified for Greece

Interview poll: Up to 35% ND in vote estimation for the EU elections

Which candidates are first

France – EU Elections 2024: Le Monde’s poll shows LePen leading with 33%

There is a battle for the second position with Macron's party moving around 16% & the Socialist Party close to 14.5%

European Elections 2024 – Politico: Far-right parties will increase their presence in the European Parliament, but the EPP will remain the largest party

Polls indicate that the EPP will seek 170 seats and the far-right 184. However, a union of the far-right into a single political bloc is considered unlikely

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