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Can citizens vote for MEPs even if they are not resident in their home country?
by gumby 3y ago
Can citizens vote for MEPs even if they are not resident in their home country?
- bestham 3y agoNo
- gpderetta 3y agoDepends on the country. I can vote for Italian EU Parliament elections from UK, where I live.
- kentrado 3y agoIf you live outside the EU, you can usually vote in the EU elections in your home country's embassy or consulate. However, some countries don't allow you to vote from outside your home country.
- usr1106 3y agoInside EU you vote in your country of residence or in the country you have citizenship. You can choose. If you move out of EU you vote in your home country. I guess the exact procedure depends on your home country, some allow mail ballots others require you to come to the embassy.
- Ekaros 3y agoDepends on country but for Finland for example they can. Alternatively they can vote in EU country they are resident in, if they sign up for that.
- jsiepkes 3y agoDon't know if you are asking this because of general interest or if it's specific for this MP, so just FYI: While your opinion might align with him on this topic he has some very outspoken opinions on other topics where you might have a different opinion (or not). For example Rob Roos is also an very outspoken anti-vaccine and against climate legislation.