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| 2019 European elections: List of candidates | 2019 European elections: List of candidates |
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| Elections for the European Parliament are being held on 23 May 2019. Voters will choose 73 MEPs in 12 multi-member regional constituencies. | |
| Each region has a different number of MEPs based on its population. Search your postcode or click the links below to see lists of candidates for your area. | Each region has a different number of MEPs based on its population. Search your postcode or click the links below to see lists of candidates for your area. |
| East Midlands | East Midlands |
| East of England | East of England |
| London | London |
| North East | North East |
| North West | North West |
| Northern Ireland | Northern Ireland |
| Scotland | Scotland |
| South East | South East |
| South West | South West |
| Wales | Wales |
| West Midlands | West Midlands |
| Yorkshire and the Humber | Yorkshire and the Humber |
| MEPs are elected by proportional representation, in order as listed by their party. | MEPs are elected by proportional representation, in order as listed by their party. |
| The number of MEPs each party gets is calculated using a formula called d'Hondt, except in Northern Ireland, where the Single Transferable Vote (STV) system is used. | The number of MEPs each party gets is calculated using a formula called d'Hondt, except in Northern Ireland, where the Single Transferable Vote (STV) system is used. |
| Results are expected from 21:00 GMT on Sunday 26 May. |