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This media advisory is a reminder of relevant practical information, timings and services available to the media during the election days, and election night itself on 26 May.

To help media keep track of the European election campaigns, the EP Press service provides a daily newsfeed on country-specific electoral facts, events and debates in all member states.

Dozens of professional footballers from across Europe have joined a campaign by the European Parliament and FIFPro to promote this week’s 2019 European Elections.

This booklet contains fact sheets with information on electoral rules, poll opening and closing times and candidates for the 2019 European election in EU member states.

This media advisory presents all relevant information, timing and services available to the media during the election days and during election night on 26 May.

With European elections just days away, dedicated individuals, businesses and VIPs step up their efforts to make sure as many citizens as possible cast vote to choose their future.

On Friday 17 May at 11:00, a technical briefing for the media on Election day will be held in Parliament’s Anna Politkovskaya press room - PHS 0A50.

On 15 May 21:00 - 22:30, the “Debate of the candidates to the presidency of the Commission – EU Elections 2019" will take place in the EP’s plenary chamber in Brussels.

Journalists can now apply for special accreditation to be able to follow the European elections from the European Parliament.

With over 75 million views in a week, the film "Choose Your Future", part of an EP awareness campaign based on the feeling of togetherness, has had an exceptional impact.

With just one month until the European elections on 23-26 May, the European Parliament is launching a film - "Choose Your Future" - to encourage people to vote.

The latest EU public opinion survey, conducted in late February 2019, highlights continued strong support for the European Union.

The film Choose Your Future is the centerpiece of the 2019 European elections awareness-raising campaign.

Parliament decided not to close the first reading on the legislation for EU mobile workers today, but to leave it to the next Parliament to work on this.

MEPs have approved a provisional and partial deal with EU ministers on a new EU programme to support investment and access to finance during 2021-2027.