European Parliament Elections 1999 - 2004

'Close attention needs to be paid to the large hidden subsidies which automatically go into the south-east. Scotland, Wales and the north have much ground for a common front.' John Tomaney, policy advisor to England's cross party Campaign for a Northern Assembly.

Scotland's European Parliament Election 2004

• Results of Euro 2004

• Candidates & Constituency analysis

• The 2004 European Election campaign

• Results of Euro 99

• Results 1979 - 1994

• The North East Scotland Euro By-election

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  Opinion Polls

  There were no opinion polls in Scotland until the end of the campaign. However a survey by Strathclyde Unviersity suggested a four way split of the vote with Labour, the SNP, the Tories and the other parties combined polling 25 % of the vote each.
  
  A UK-wide YouGov poll published in the Daily Telegraph on the 24 th May revealed that amongst those 'very likely' to vote, the figures were (with the actual 1999 figures in brackets):
  
  Conservatives 31 % (36 %)
  Labour 23 % (28 %)
  UK Independence Party 18 % (7 %)
  Lib Dems 15 % (13 %)
  Greens 6 % (6 %)
  Other 7 % (10 %)

  A YouGov poll published in the Daily Telegraph on the 8 th June suggested that the voting figures in Scotland would be:
  
  Labour 27 % (-2 %)
  Scottish National Party 21 % (- 6 %)
  Lib Dems 13 % (+2 %)
  Conservatives 11 % (- 9 %)
  UK Independence Party 11 % (+ 10 %)
  Greens 6 % (+ 0 %)
  SSP 6 % (+ 2 %)

  Election Websites

  The Scottish National Party and the Scottish Liberal Democrats have special campaign websites, while the other parties have varying amounts of information on their servers.
  
  
  • Scottish Conservatives
    
    
  • Scottish Greens
    
    
  • Scottish Labour
    
    
  • Scottish Lib Dems
    
    
  • Scottish National Party
    
    
  • Scottish Socialist Party
    
    
  • Scottish Wind Watch
    
    

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