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Portugal projections only are allowed to be announced after local 20.00 because we wait for Azores polls to close. No projections are allowed to be broadcast before all polls close.

Around 16:00 affluence was below 27%, so far lower than in 2004.

by Torres on Sun Jun 7th, 2009 at 01:38:29 PM EST
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Current results (only 2 MEPs left)

PPD/PSD (EPP) - 31% - 8
PS (PES) - 27 - 6
BE (GUE) - 11 - 2
PCP (GUE) - 10 - 2
CDS/PP (EPP) - 8 - 2

Of note 7% of blank/nullified vote. Democratic protest, so it seems.

Catastrophic results for the ruling PS (not as bad as Brown, not even near it). They were expected to win.

The trotsquists-stalinists of the BE (young urbanites) finally overcome the comunists of the PCP (old working class)

by t-------------- on Sun Jun 7th, 2009 at 05:27:32 PM EST
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The two missing are as follows:
1 for PSD (EPP)
1 for BE (GUE)

This seems final.

This according to the private TV channel SIC.
BE was expected to grow, but not this much. I actually know the 3rd MEP from BE and he is a nice libertarian socialist.

Portugal has 22% of votes going to far-left parties, plus 7% of blank/nulls.
I guess that that is what happens when the local labour party becomes New Labour and there are alternatives on the left.

by t-------------- on Sun Jun 7th, 2009 at 06:47:21 PM EST
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CORRECTION

Not for PSD but for PS
So:
8 PSD EPP
7 PS PES
3 BE GUE
2 PCP GUE
2 CDS EPP

The 22nd is 99% sure for BE, but it can still go for PCP. In any case it is GUE.

by t-------------- on Sun Jun 7th, 2009 at 07:16:34 PM EST
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Thanks, corrected.

*Lunatic*, n.
One whose delusions are out of fashion.
by DoDo on Sun Jun 7th, 2009 at 07:27:45 PM EST
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