directly elected by the citizens of the EU
Broadly, the citizens of the European Union control the European Parliament because their representatives in Parliament are ultimately accountable to them. Specifically, the President of European Parliament controls Parliament. The President is elected by the Parliament itself every 2.5 years and the current President is Martin Schulz.
They are elected directly by EU citizens.
The peoples of the various nations of the European Union. Each country has it's constituencies for the European Parliament, but these vary in number according to the size of the nation and are very much larger than constituencies for national elections. The voting system is the same though, where MEPs are elected to office by popular mandate. However, it's often the case that there is far less popular interest in the European Elections than there is in national elections.
Broadly, the citizens of the European Union control the European Parliament because their representatives in Parliament are ultimately accountable to them. Specifically, the President of European Parliament controls Parliament. The President is elected by the Parliament itself every 2.5 years and the current President is Martin Schulz.
Sweden has 20 MEPs.
Definitely not- they are elected by popular consent and serve a five year term of office. The European Parliament is a democratic institution- it's members are elected like in a country's national elections, not appointed by an outside body.
Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) are elected through direct universal suffrage by citizens of the European Union, using a proportional representation system. Elections are held every five years, with voters in each member state choosing their representatives. The European Parliament currently consists of 705 MEPs, representing a diverse range of political parties from across the EU.
They are known as MEPs. They are elected from the countries that are members of the organisation that is known as the European Union for a 5 year term.
The European Parliament is composed of 705 Members of the European Parliament (MEPs). These representatives are elected by citizens of the European Union from the 27 member states. The number of MEPs per country is determined by population size, with larger countries having more representatives.
Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) who represent the North East of England are elected by the public in the European elections. The specific individuals elected vary with each election cycle, as they are determined by the preferences of the voters.
Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) serve a term of five years. Their term aligns with the electoral cycle of the European Union, with elections held every five years. MEPs can be re-elected for multiple terms, allowing them to serve longer if they continue to be elected by their constituents.