European Parliament election, 1994
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The 1994 European Parliamentary Elections were held in June across all 12 current European Union member-states. Turn-out was 57%.
[edit] Allocation of Seats
The number of seats were changed to accommodate Austria, Finland and Sweden who were joining the following year, holding elections then. They were granted 21,16 and 22 seats respectively.
Belgium, 25 (previously 24)
Denmark, 16
France, 87 (previously 81)
Germany, 99 (previously 81)
Greece, 25
Ireland, 15
Italy, 87 (previously 81)
Luxembourg, 6
Netherlands, 31 (previously 25)
Portugal, 25 (previously 24)
Spain, 64 (previously 60)
United Kingdom, 87
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