Leading parties in election trends across Europe

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Centre-left
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Centre-right
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Who is leading in Europe’s election trends?
In the election trends for europe, left-wing parties are currently leading in 1 countries, while centre-left parties lead in 11 countries. In 13 countries, centre-right parties are strongest, and in 12 countries, parties from the right-wing political spectrum are leading.

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PolitPro in parliament

German Bundestag
In a draft bill on the decriminalization of dumpster diving, the parliamentary group DIE LINKE refers to a survey conducted by the PolitPro community.
Austrian National Council
In a dossier by the Austrian parliament on the UK general election, political parties are presented using information from PolitPro.

PolitPro as a source of information

CNN
In an article about the confidence vote of Chancellor Scholz, CNN cites current poll results from PolitPro.
Federal Agency for Civic Education Germany
The German Federal Agency for Civic Education recommends PolitPro as a source for information about political parties in France.
ORF Austria
ORF uses PolitPro polling data in its coverage of the parliamentary election in Greece.

PolitPro in the media

Election polls and election trends
MDR explains the significance of weekly opinion polls and places the PolitPro election trend in the context of these polls.
Against all odds: a place to still debate politics
Netzpolitik.org presents PolitPro as a place where people can discuss politics with others in a respectful and constructive debate culture.