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Actually not 100% true with the MEPs because it's up to each individual member state. I think in Bulgaria you had to vote for a political party and a person fr
by martimarkov 8y ago
Actually not 100% true with the MEPs because it's up to each individual member state.
I think in Bulgaria you had to vote for a political party and a person from it. Then add proportianl representation and the ppl with the most votes in each party will go into the EP based on their respective % of the total votes. (idk if this makes sense as it might sound a bit confusing)
- SaltyBackendGuy 8y agoIt's confusing on purpose.
- aleksei 8y agoIt's not confusing on purpose. Coordinating law, economy and movement of people across 28 countries is just fucking complex.