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Tag: European Parliament Elections

14.05.2014 EU Politics / German Politics

“Wem gehört Europa? Welche europäischen Alternativen gibt es?” debate 17th May, Berlin – come along!

I’m the moderator of the European Alternatives debate in Berlin on Saturday between the MEPs Sylvia-Yvonne Kaufmann (SPD), Alexandra Thein (FDP) (yes, her of the posters fame), Helmut Scholz (Die LINKE) and Michael Cramer (Grüne). The debate is at the end of the Transeuropa

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14.05.2014 EU Politics

Vote at #EP2014, 22-25 May 2014. A selection of videos.

Never Forget to Vote From the youth movement of the Swedish Social Democrats, SSU . Voteman The Danish Parliament’s official EP election film that was taken down, and hence I re-post someone else’s upload here . Choose Who’s In Charge

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08.05.2014 EU Politics

It’s a public sphere Jürgen, but not as we know it

It’s European Elections time. That period every five years when people partially wake up to the issue that democracy is supposed to work in the European Union, and the press starts to worry why it does not. The media itself

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18.09.2013 EU Politics

MyVote2014 – the European Parliament voting calculator based on data, not manifestos

I’m very happy to be sat today at the launch event of MyVote2014, a new voting tool for the European Parliament elections 2014. I’ve been working with Michiel, Joan and Doru at VoteWatch Europe, the folks behind the site, to

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27.04.2013 EU Politics

Labour’s EU vision in 5 points

I was at an event in Brussels this week where there was much discussion about Labour trying to find 5 points it could put on a pledge card during the 2014 European Parliament election campaign. So, looking at what top

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24.04.2013 UK Politics

An open letter to Gordon Pattison, Regional Director of East Midlands Labour

Dear Gordon, I am writing to you to ask some questions about the European Parliament selection process conducted in your region. I have been accused by Jonathan Ashworth MP of making ‘cheap accusations‘ as a result of my blog entry

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14.04.2013 UK Politics

Online networking: we can shine the light on their malevolence, but we cannot be them

It has been an interesting week. My posts about Labour’s MEP selections, and the panel member in the East Midlands, Nicki Brooks, who seems to have selected herself, have prompted all sorts of debate, comments, and e-mails sent to me.

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10.04.2013 UK Politics

Right then, Nicki Brooks, Labour candidate for MEP in the East Midlands: what did you do?

09:05 on 9th April, this comment appeared in response to my blog post about Labour MEP selections, by a chap called Joseph who also did not leave a valid e-mail address and is hence untraceable: Hi Jon, Interesting selections from

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08.04.2013 UK Politics

Labour’s MEP lists. I’m angry and disappointed.

So, as reported on LabourList earlier, Labour’s MEP lists are now out, and I am angry and disappointed by the outcome. The full list of names, together with one line bios, website links, and Twitter usernames can be found at

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Anne Fairweather campaigning in 2009 - source http://lgbtlabour.org.uk/uploads/4bfc5cc8-e3d6-56f4-9598-79589e4a9d48.jpg
28.03.2013 UK Politics

Anne Fairweather is not a Labour MEP candidate for London. What is going on?

I suppose I should have had my suspicious that all would not be right with the selection process for Labour’s new MEP candidates when the initial information about the process was so thin. So it’s with considerable sadness and annoyance

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18.06.2012 EU Politics

The counterfactual

A month ago I announced publicly that I no longer had any intention of putting my name forward for the European Parliament election list for Labour. I made the right call, and nothing that has happened since then makes me

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26.05.2012 EU Politics / Technology

Why social media will have at best a marginal effect on the 2014 EP elections

Due to a short Twitter debate with @huettemann I have promised to write this post. As far as I am concerned, social media will have at best a marginal effect on the 2014 European Parliament elections. Here’s why. First though

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