Politics
The nine MEPs elected from Latvia should coordinate more with each other, said MEP Ivars Ijabs (For Latvian Development), who was re-elected to the European Parliament according to the preliminary data of the Central Election Commission, in an interview on Latvian Television's Morning Panorama June 10.
At least 521,325 voters, or 33.83% of those eligible to vote, cast their ballots in the European Parliament (EP) elections in Latvia, according to data from the Central Election Commission (CVK). This is only slightly higher than the turnout in the 2019 and 2014 EP elections.
Following a protracted an arguably pointless wait of 28 hours since the closing of polls in Latvia on Saturday for the 2024 European Parliament elections, the results were finally published as Sunday turned into Monday.
New Unity and the National Alliance could have won the largest number of votes in the European Parliament elections in Latvia, according to what Latvian Television referred to only as "unofficial data" June 9.
On Saturday, June 8, at 8:00 p.m., all polling stations in Latvia closed and the European Parliament elections have come to an end.