EUROPEAN ELECTIONS VOTE PREDICTIONS

1. European People's Party (EPP) 212 seats (28.2%)
2. Socialists & Democrats (S&D) 209 seats (27.8%)
3. Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe (ALDE), 63 seats (8.4%)
4. European United Left/Nordic Green (GUE/NGL) 52 seats (6.9%)
5. European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR) 43 votes (5.7%)
6. Europe of Freedm and Democracy (EFD) 39 seats (5.2%)
7. The Greens/European Free Alliance (G/EFA) 38 seats (5.1%)
8. NI (Non Attached) 95 seats (12.6%)

Note concerning NIs

• A group to the right of the EPP is set to emerge from among the 95 non-attached members, led by Marine Le Pen's National Front (France) and Geert Wilder's Party for Freedom (PVV) and also featuring parties from Austria, Belgium, Slovakia and Sweden.
• Le Pen's party is likely to emerge as the winner in France, with 23 seats, ahead of the EPP-affiliated Union for a Popular Movement (UMP), 20 seats and the Socialists 14 seats. Wilder's party could be the biggest single party in the Netherlands, although Liberal parties combined are predicted to win 9 seats to the PVV's 5.
• In the Czech Republic, ANO 2011, currently listed among the non-attached parties could win 7 seats. If rumours about it joining the ALDE Group are true, it could become the biggest single party in the group.
• In Germany, there are 9 non-attached members. Among these are representatives of Free Voters, who seem most likely to join the ALDE group.
• In Italy, the Five Star MOvement is on 19 seats.
• In the United Kingdom, the predictions put the UK Independence Party (UKip) as the bigges party with 24 seats.