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European Elections Why Vote? English Europea2n E0lecti1ons9 THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT THE EUROPEAN ELECTIONS WHY VOTE? ENGLISH Cyprus Results of the 26 May 2019 elections Show 10 entries Search: Trend European Number of Percentage of Number of Political parties compared affiliation votes votes seats with 2014 Democratic Assembly - EPP 81 539 29.02 % 2 ↓ DISY Progressive Party of the GUE/NGL 77 241 27.49 % 2 ↑ Working People - AKEL Democratic Party - DIKO S&D 38 756 13.08 % 1 ↑ Social Democratic S&D 29 715 10.58 % 1 ↑ Movement - EDEK Showing 1 to 4 of 4 entries Previous Next List of MEPs Loukas Fourlas Democratic Assembly -DISY EPP Lefteris Christoforou Democratic Assembly -DISY EPP Costas Mavrides Democratic Party - DIKO S&D Demetris Papadakis Social Democratic Movement - EDEK S&D Giorgos Georgiou Progressive Party of the Working People - AKEL GUE/NGL Niyazi Kızılyürek Progressive Party of the Working People - AKEL GUE/NGL Lists for the elections on 26 May 2019 European Leading Name of party Translation Website Programme affiliation candidates DISY, Dimokratikos Democratic Assembly - EPP Lefteris disy.org.cy Programme Synagermos DISY Christoforou DIKO, Dimokratiko Democratic Party - DIKO S&D Aristos diko.org.cy Programme Komma Vassiliadis EDEK, Kinima Social Democratic S&D Diomedes edek.org.cy Programme Socialdimokraton Movement - EDEK Diomedous AKEL, Anorthotiko Progressive Party of the GUE/NGL Giorgos akel.org.cy Programme Komma Ergazomenou Working People Georgiou Laou Συμμαχία Πολιτών - Coalition: Citizens' Alliance & Greens/EFA Andreas symmaxiapoliton.org Κίνημα Οικολόγων - Ecologist Movement — Themistocleous Συνεργασία Πολιτών Citizens' Cooperation Εθνικό Λαϊκό Μέτωπο The National People's Front / Vassiliou Marios elamcy.com -ELAM Δημοκρατική Παράταξη Democratic Front / Eleftherios depa.org.cy Programme Demetriou Κόμμα για τα Ζώα Animal Party / Neophytos animalpartycyprus.org Programme Κύπρου Neophytou Οργανωση Αγωνιστων Union of Fighters for Justice / Michalis Mina oadcyprus.cy Δικαιοσυνησ (ΟΑΔ) Πατριωτικο Κινημα Patriotic Movement / Andreas patriotiko.cy Arkadiou European Leading Name of party Translation Website Programme affiliation candidates Εθνικιστικο National Liberation / Maria Kalogeri eakcy.com Programme Απελευθερωτικο Κινημα Movement Κινημα Γιασεμι Jasmine Movement / Ibrahim Aziz jasmine.cy Programme Σοσιαλιστικο Κομμα Socialist Party of Cyprus / Mehmet Birinci Κυπρου Electoral Procedures > Election Dates : 26 May 2019 > Number of MEPs : 6 > At what age can one vote? 18 years > At what age can one be elected? 25 years > Who can vote? European citizens living in Cyprus. Electoral rules > Voting method : Preferential vote > Means for attributing seats : D’HareNiemeyer Method > Can candidates be chosen from a list? Yes Institutions and political situation Independent presidential regime – Head of State : Nicos Anastasiades Economy – Currency: Euro – GDP (provisional): € 20.730 million (2018) – GDP per capita (PPS): € 22.200 (2017) – GDP growth: 3.9% (Q4 2018) – Unemployment: 7.4% (January 2019) – Inflation: 0.8% (February 2019) – Budget balance: -0.9% of GDP (2017) – Public debt: 110.9% of GDP (Q3 2018) – High performance sectors: services, tourism Geography and population – Surface Area : 9250 km² (source : The CIA World Factbook) – 864,236 inhabitants (2018) Printable version Download PDF file SHARE THIS PAGE ON Contact Archives 2004 Archives 2009 Archives 2014 Production : Digiplace © Robert Schuman Foundation.
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