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Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisons
Professors Herman Lelieveldt and Sebastiaan Princen from the Universiteit Utrecht in the Netherlands published in 2011 the textbook "The Politics of the European Union", edited by Cambridge University Press. A website related to the texbook provides some tools to better understand the EU's actual operation and hence apply the insights from the book. Among these, the authors included a practical exercise on "How MEP's vote: political cohesion across groups and policy areas", based on data from VoteWatch Europe.
The Institute of Public Affairs, a Warsaw-based think tank, has produced an analytical report on the activities of the Polish MEPs and national parties delegations to the European Parliament. The data used in the report was collected by VoteWatch.
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