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European Parliament Elections 2009
Collection of around 200 Internet sites formed during and immediately after the European Parliament election campaign of 2009. It consists of a representative sample of Pan-European, national and regional political party sites, candidatesÂ’ campaign sites and blogs, manifestos of civil society organisations at national and European level, and comment from the traditional press, political analysts in academia, and individuals and communities sharing their thoughts online.
- Newropeans
- No2EU - Yes to Democracy
- Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights: Election observation mission
- Open Europe: The EU in 2009
- Pensioners Party
- PES Campaign Blog
- Phil Bennion
- Plaid Cymru Yma i Chi - on your side (Plaid Cymru Europe)
- Predict09.eu
- Presseurop.eu
- Quakers: Facts about the European Parliament Elections 2009
- Results of the 2009 European Elections
- Richard Corbett MEP
- Richard Robinson
- Robert Schuman Foundation: European elections monitor
- Robin Teverson
- Royal College of Nursing (RCN): European elections 2009
- Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB): European campaigns
- Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB): Our wildlife manifesto
- Rupert Matthews
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