Europeans on Sunday voted in EU parliamentary elections, the final day of a massive process expected to give eurosceptic parties a boost.
Voters in 21 EU States —including France, Germany and Italy — headed to the polls to elect 600 of 751 European parliamentarians, ending a four-day vote that began in Britain and the Netherlands on Thursday.
Greece, Romania and lithuania got the voting underway at 9.30 AM but no results will be announced in any of the countries until polls close in the last country, Italy, at 2.30 AM.
The voting takes place amid anger over belt-tightening measures imposed by Brussels to correct the euro crisis, as well as concern over the chaos unravelling on Europe’s eastern border in Ukraine.