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.
(Member of the European Parliament) MEP is the person selected as the representative in the Parliament of the European Union. MEP is elected by 28 EU member countries.
Members of the European Parliament, known as MEPs, are elected by the people in each country that is a member of the European Union every 5 years.
By popular election, just like in any democratic country's national elections- they serve a five year term of office.
MEPs are elected directly by citizens of the European Union
The European Union does not have a president. It is an organisation, not a country.
Anyone who is eligible to vote in any of the 28 countries that are members of the European Union can vote for candidates who are trying to be elected to the European Parliament.
European Parliament was created in 1952.
Members of European Parliament or MEPs
the European union parliament decisions is taken jointly by the European parliament and council
European Parliament Council of Ministers European Commission
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.
The President of the European Parliament, currently Martin Shulz
The UK government, or parliament, makes such decisions.
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.
Leeds - European Parliament constituency - was created in 1979.
Leeds - European Parliament constituency - ended in 1999.
The present Chairman of the European Parliament is Martin Schulz of Germany
The European Parliament passes legislation that effects all of the countries that are a part of the European Union.