#Luxembourg, national parliament election today

100% counted

CSV-EPP: 29.2%
LSAP-S&D: 18.9% (+0.1)
DP-RE: 18.7% (+0.1)
ADR-ECR: 9.3% (-0.5)
Gréng-G/EFA: 8.6% (+0.4)
PPLU-G/EFA: 6.7% (-0.2)
Lénk-LEFT: 3.9% (+0.1)
…

+/- vs. 95% counted

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#Luxembourg, national parliament elections

Final turnout (excluding postal voting)

2023: 87.17% (-2.49)
2018: 89.66%
2013: 91.15%
2009: 90.93%

Source: https://Elections.public.lu

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#Luxembourg, national parliament election today results in context:

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#Luxembourg:

After winning a vote of confidence in the Chamber of Deputies on November 23, Luc Frieden (CSV-EPP) and his government were inaugurated.

Government: centre-right CSV (EPP), liberal DP (RE).

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#Luxembourg, European Parliament election today:

➤ Eligible voters: 489,030
➤ Polls open: 8 AM to 2 PM CEST
➤ Candidates: 78 (women: 43.59%)
➤ Seats: 6 (out of 720)
➤ Lists: 13
➤ Voting age: 18 years or older

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/ep2024

#Luxembourg: polls have closed in today’s European Parliament election.

Luxembourg does not usually have exit polling. Unofficial results provided by the Luxembourg election authority will be posted here.

Luxembourg sends one of the smallest delegations to the EU Parliament of only six (out of 720).

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/ep2024

#Luxembourg: Tageblatt reports that a Polindex poll from earlier this week shows "the [centre-right] CSV [EPP] would win at least 2 [of Luxembourg's 6 seats], the [centre-left] LSAP [S&D] and the [liberal] DP [RE] at least 1 each. According to poll, the [national-conservative] ADR [ECR] could gain a whopping 4 points [compared to 2019], the LSAP at least 2; the DP loses 3 points and the Greens lose 2 points."

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/ep2024

#Luxembourg, European Parliament election today:

Turnout

1979: 88.9%
1984: 88.8%
1989: 87.4%
1994: 88.6%
1999: 87.3%
2004: 91.4%
2009: 90.8%
2014: 85.6%
2019: 84.2%
2024: 82.3%

Source: European Parliament

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/ep2024

#Luxembourg, European Parliament election today:

Final Results: seats

CSV-EPP: 2
DP-RE: 1 (-1)
Gréng-G/EFA: 1
LSAP-S&D: 1
ADR-ECR: 1 (+1)

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/ep2024

#Luxembourg, European Parliament election today:

Final results

CSV-EPP: 22.9% (+1.8)
LSAP-S&D: 21.7% (+9.5)
DP-RE: 18.3% (-3.1)
Gréng-G/EFA: 11.8% (-7.1)
ADR-ECR: 11.8% (+1.8)
Piraten-G/EFA: 4.9% (-2.8)
Lénk-LEFT: 3.2% (-1.6)
Volt-G/EFA: 1% (-1.1)
KPL~LEFT: 1% (-0.1)

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/ep2024

#Luxembourg: the centre-right CSV (EPP) returns to become the strongest party in EU elections in Luxembourg. In 2019, the liberal DP (RE) was able to advance to this position.

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/ep2024

#Luxembourg: Déi Gréng (Greens/EFA) have narrowly managed to hold on to their single EP seat, but have only earned 11.8% of the vote — their worst result since 1999.

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/ep2024

#Luxembourg: the national-conservative Alternative Democratic Reform Party (ADR) has entered the European Parliament for the first time with one seat and a record-high popular vote of 11.8%.

The party is set to sit with Giorgia Meloni’s ECR group.

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/ep2024

#Luxembourg: the liberal Democratic Party (RE) have lost 1 of their 2 EP seats and fallen to third in the popular vote with 18.3%. This is the party's third-worst European Parliament performance ever.

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/ep2024

#Luxembourg: the centre-left LSAP (S&D) have earned 21.7% of the vote — their best European Parliament result since 2004.

Despite their increase in the popular vote, the party will still only have 1 of Luxembourg's 6 EP seats.

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/ep2024

#Luxembourg: with 100% of the vote counted, the national-conservative Alternative Democratic Reform Party (ADR) has entered the European Parliament for the first time with one seat.

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/ep2024

#Luxembourg : the centre-right CSV (EPP) returns to become the strongest party in EU elections in Luxembourg. In 2019, the liberal DP (RE) was able to advance to this position.

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/ep2024

#Luxembourg: the centre-right CSV (EPP) returns to become the strongest party in EU elections in Luxembourg with 22.9% of the popular vote.

However, the party maintains its current 2 EP seats with no gain, and it is the party's second-worst European Parliament performance ever.

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/ep2024

#Luxembourg: the Pirate Party of Luxembourg (G/EFA) has seen its popular vote share fall by almost half from its 2019 result. The party will remain without an EP seat.

Special election page: https://europeelects.eu/ep2024

#Luxembourg: Grand Duke Henri has announced that he will abdicate from the throne on 3 October 2025. His son, Prince Guillaume, will succeed him as Grand Duke of Luxembourg.

Grand Duke Henri has been Luxembourg's head of state since 2000 when his father Jean abdicated.

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