European Greens election results

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This article lists the election results of the European Greens (and its predecessors) in the national parliamentary, European parliamentary, local council, and regional elections.

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European Parliament

Year MEPs MEPs %Votes %Status
1979 002.4%extra-parliamentary
1984 112.5%4.2%opposition
1989 254.8%7.4%opposition
1994 213.7%7.4%opposition
1999 386.1%7.7%opposition
2004 354.8%7.3%opposition
2009 48 [lower-alpha 1] 6.2%7.3%opposition
2014 50 [1] [lower-alpha 2] 6.7%7.3%opposition
2019 6711.4%10.0%constructive opposition

Popular vote

Seats

National Parliaments

Austria

ElectionVotes %Seats+/–Government
1983 159,6163.4 (#4)
0 / 183
0Extra-parliamentary
1986 234,0284.8 (#4)
8 / 183
Increase2.svg 8Opposition
1990 225,0844.8 (#4)
10 / 183
Increase2.svg 2Opposition
1994 338,5387.3 (#4)
13 / 183
Increase2.svg 3Opposition
1995 233,2084.8 (#5)
9 / 183
Decrease2.svg 4Opposition
1999 342,2607.4 (#4)
14 / 183
Increase2.svg 5Opposition
2002 464,9809.5 (#4)
17 / 183
Increase2.svg 3Opposition
2006 520,13011.1 (#3)
21 / 183
Increase2.svg 4Opposition
2008 509,93610.4 (#5)
20 / 183
Decrease2.svg 1Opposition
2013 582,65712.4 (#4)
24 / 183
Increase2.svg 4Opposition
2017 192,6383.8 (#6)
0 / 183
Decrease2.svg 24Extra-parliamentary
2019 664,05513.9 (#4)
26 / 183
Increase2.svg 26ÖVP–GRÜNE

Belgium

Bulgaria

Parliament of Bulgaria
ElectionVotes %# of seats wonGovernmentNotes
2009 21,8410.52%
0 / 240
Extra-parliamentary
2013 26,5200.75%
0 / 240
Extra-parliamentary
2014 19,9900.61%
0 / 240
Extra-parliamentary
2017 101,2172.96%
0 / 240
Extra-parliamentary [2]
Apr 2021 302,2809.31%
4 / 240
of
27 / 240
Snap election [3]
Jul 2021 345,33112,48%
4 / 240
of
34 / 240
Snap election
Nov. 2021 166,9686,28%
2 / 240
of
16 / 240
Coalition

Cyprus

Czechia

YearVote %SeatsGovernment
1990 295,8444.1
0 / 200
No seats
1992 [4] 421,9886.52
3 / 200
Opposition
1996
1998 67,1431.12
0 / 200
No seats
2002 112,9292.36
0 / 200
No seats
2006 336,4876.29
6 / 200
Coalition
2010 127,8312.44
0 / 200
No seats
2013 159,0253.19
0 / 200
No seats
2017 74,3351.46
0 / 200
No seats
2021 53,3340.99
0 / 200
No seats

Denmark

YearVotes %Seats+/-Government
1960 149,4406.1 (#4)
11 / 179
N/AOpposition
1964 151,6975.8 (#4)
10 / 179
Decrease2.svg 1Opposition
1966 304,43710.9 (#4)
20 / 179
Increase2.svg 10External support (1966–1967)
Opposition (1967–1968)
1968 174,5536.1 (#5)
11 / 179
Decrease2.svg 9Opposition
1971 262,7569.1 (#5)
17 / 179
Increase2.svg 6External support
1973 183,5226.0 (#7)
11 / 179
Decrease2.svg 6Opposition
1975 150,9635.0 (#7)
9 / 179
Decrease2.svg 2External support
1977 120,3573.9 (#6)
7 / 179
Decrease2.svg 2Opposition
1979 187,2845.9 (#5)
11 / 179
Increase2.svg 4External support
1981 353,37311.3 (#3)
21 / 179
Increase2.svg 10Opposition
1984 387,12211.5 (#4)
21 / 179
Steady2.svg 0Opposition
1987 490,17614.6 (#3)
27 / 179
Increase2.svg 6Opposition
1988 433,26113.0 (#3)
24 / 179
Decrease2.svg 3Opposition
1990 268,7598.3 (#4)
15 / 179
Decrease2.svg 9Opposition
1994 242,3987.3 (#4)
13 / 179
Decrease2.svg 2External support
1998 257,4067.6 (#4)
13 / 179
Steady2.svg 0External support
2001 219,8426.4 (#5)
12 / 179
Decrease2.svg 1Opposition
2005 201,0476.0 (#6)
11 / 179
Decrease2.svg 1Opposition
2007 450,97513.0 (#4)
23 / 179
Increase2.svg 12Opposition
2011 326,0829.2 (#5)
16 / 179
Decrease2.svg 7 Coalition (2011–2014)
External support (2014–2015)
2015 148,0274.2 (#8)
7 / 179
Decrease2.svg 9Opposition
2019 272,0937.7 (#5)
14 / 179
Increase2.svg 7External support
Source: Folketingets Oplysning
  1. includes 6 independent MEPs elected for the Europe Écologie group
  2. Includes 14 MEPs, from 8 countries, NOT affiliated with EGP member parties.

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References

  1. "Results of the 2014 European elections – European Parliament". results-elections2014.eu. Retrieved 16 October 2016.
  2. In a coalition with Yes, Bulgaria! and DEOS as Movement "Yes, Bulgaria"
  3. In a coalition with Yes, Bulgaria! and Democrats for a Strong Bulgaria as Democratic Bulgaria
  4. As part of Liberal Social Union