Romania (European Parliament Constituency) - Election Results - 2009

2009

Further information: European Parliament election, 2009 (Romania)

e • d **Summary of the 7 June 2009 European Parliament election results in Romania**
Party				Votes	% of votes	Seats	2007 Seating	Change
National Party/Independent Candidate		EU Party	EP Group	Votes	% of votes	Seats	2007 Seating	Change
	Social Democratic Party + Conservative Party Alliance (Alianţa Politică Partidul Social Democrat + Partidul Conservator)	PES	S&D	1,504,218	31.07%	11	10	+1
	Democratic Liberal Party (Partidul Democrat Liberal)	EPP	EPP Group	1,438,000	29.71%	10	16	-6
	National Liberal Party (Partidul Naţional Liberal)	ELDR	ALDE	702,974	14.52%	5	6	-1
	Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania (Uniunea Democrată a Maghiarilor din România)	EPP	EPP Group	431,739	8.92%	3	2	+1
	Greater Romania Party (Partidul România Mare)	—	NI	419,094	8,65%	3	0	+3
	Elena Băsescu	—	EPP Group	204,280	4.22%	1	0	+1
	Christian-Democratic National Peasants' Party (Partidul Naţional Ţărănesc Creştin Democrat)	EPP	—	70,428	1.45%	–	–	–
	Pavel Abraham	—	—	49,864	1.03%	–	–	–
	Civic Force (Forţa Civică)	—	—	19,436	0.40%	–	–	–
Valid votes				4,840,032	96.12%	–
Null (invalid) votes				194,621	3.86%	–
Total: 18,197,316 expected voters (turnout 27.67%)				5,035,297	100 %	33	35	–2
Notes ^ In the 2007 Romanian EP byelection, the Democratic Party won 13 seats, and the Liberal Democratic Party 3 seats. In December 2007 - January 2008, PD changed its name into Democratic Liberal Party, and fused with PLD. ^ Only the seats that Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania won in the 2007 Romanian EP byelection are listed. ^ In the 2007 Romanian EP byelection László Tőkés ran as an independent, and, for the 2004-2009 EP legislature stood in the EG-EFA Group. For this election, László Tőkés runs on the UDMR list. ^ Elena Băsescu re-joined PD-L after the exit-poll results where published.
Source: Biroul Electoral Central