European Democracy Consulting’s analysis of donations to European political parties and foundations reveals crucial funding insights. During the six months leading up to the 2024 European elections, 20 entities received less than €422,000 combined. Private companies were the main donors, and the right-leaning parties secured 86% of donations. Recommendations include improving transparency and the format of reporting.
The 2024 European election are now behind us and we know the results for national political parties and political groups in the European Parliament. But what do they mean for European political parties? Who won? Who is up or down?
Discover donations made to European parties in the six months ahead of the 2024 elections, with breakdowns by donor category, Member State, and European party.
Following a challenge by European Democracy Consulting, the European Parliament recognised that European citizens had a direct interest in the funding of European parties, and agreed to release related documents in full and without delay.
These brief visualisations present the cross-membership of MEPs between European political parties and political groups of the European Parliament, as well as the national origin of MEPs members of European political parties.
This report by European Democracy Consulting presents visualisations for European parties’ donations and contributions between the financial years 2018 and 2021.
European Democracy Consulting and REPRESENT propose 49 recommendations for the reform of European political parties.
Instead of the mere band-aid of transnational lists, let us reform EU parties and engage on a bold reform to engage citizens and make our election truly European.
This quick review critically analyses three major components of the design of transnational lists: the size of the constituency, the apportionment method, and the distribution method.
This report by European Democracy Consulting presents visualisations for European parties’ donations and contributions between 2018 and 2020.
European Democracy Consulting provides a full review and analysis of the European Commission proposal for a revision of Regulation 1141/2014 on European political parties.
With the European Ombudsman and Court of Auditors unwilling to address alleged maladministration, legislative reform of European party funding is essential.
The Ranked apportionment method is a simple and elegant voting method remedying the shortcomings identified for the creation of a true European transnational constituency.
This report provides reliable figures and insightful visualisations in order to grasp the full impact of the reform of European parties’ public funding regime.
The λogos project challenges the implementation of national parties’ requirement to display the logo of their European party on their website.
This quick review by European Democracy Consulting presents visualisations for European parties’ donations and contributions.
This report on the reform of European parties covers six pillars of the regulation of European parties: registration, structure and operations, financing, campaigning, visibility and transparency, and sanctions.
European Democracy Consulting provides its response and recommendations following the publication of the European Ombudsman decision on the Authority for European parties.
This Policy Brief published by the ÖGFE proposes concrete reform proposals for the funding system of European political parties.
Instead of the mere band-aid of transnational lists, let us reform EU parties and engage on a bold reform to engage citizens and make our election truly European.
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