Am 26. Mai 2019 finden in Österreich die Wahlen zum Europäischen Parlament statt. Es werden insgesamt 19 Abgeordnete gewählt, die Österreich in den kommenden 5 Jahren im Europäischen Parlament vertreten. Der vorliegende Factsheet bietet einen anschaulichen Überblick darüber, wer bei den Europawahlen wahlberechtigt ist, welche KandidatInnen und Parteien in Österreich antreten und wie die Wahlen zum Europäischen Parlament mit der Wahl des/der KommissionspräsidentIn zusammenhängen.
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