So this survey was done, across all of the EU, and the results came to a non-surprising result (at least I think so)....the majority of people in this EU election coming up shortly, are mostly voting AGAINST certain parties, rather than FOR certain parties.
Oh, they tried to say something along the lines of populist voting trends, but there's a lot of general frustrations, as you go country-to-country, scanning their woes and general anger.
But I'll point out this odd situation with EU elections....rarely do you see any major political promises or will you detect any great hyped-up sense among Germans. Yes, there are signs up to remind you of the election, and some political chat forums are giving access to the parties. But it's a very low-key type election, if compared against the national election of 2017.
The one trend that will come out of this election? More right-wing parties will be showing up in Brussels, and part of the system. Also, shocking most.....the Brits are voting, and their representatives will be showing up as well. Pro-BREXIT people among them? Yes. In fact, it won't surprise me if half the people showing up from the UK are pro-BREXIT in some fashion.
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