Romania

The result around 6-7 percent obtained by the Hungarian Democratic Union of Romania (UDMR) in the European Parliament elections is good, proving once again that the Union continues to be the credible representative of the Hungarian ethnics' community of Romania, UDMR President Hunor Kelemen said after the poll closing on Sunday evening.

National Liberal Party (PNL) Chairman Crin Antonescu thanked all the voters in the European Parliament elections after the poll closed on Sunday evening; he had a special mention for his Liberal fellows, who fought a difficult campaign, with PNL targeted by various diversions, but getting stronger out of it.

For the People's Movement Party (PMP), the result garnered in the European Parliament elections on Sunday is a victory, said deputy Elena Udrea at the headquarters of the formation after the first exit-polls.

The first exit-poll results, broadcast at 21.00 EEST, were met with applause at the headquarters of the Social Democrat Party (PSD) where Prime Minister Victor Ponta, also chairman of the party, honorary chairman Ion Iliescu, executive chairman Liviu Dragnea, as well as other MPs, ministers and future MEPs were present.

The electoral alliance of the Social Democrat Party (PSD), National Union for Romania's Progress (UNPR) and Conservative Party (PC) got more than 40 percent of the votes in the European Parliament elections, according to several exit polls released after the voting on Sunday.

The PSD-UNPR-PC electoral alliance garnered 41 percent of the vote in the European Parliament elections, PNL - 14 percent, and PDL - 10 percent, according to the exit-poll conducted by IRES and broadcast by Digi24.

The electoral Alliance of the Social Democratic Party, the National Union for Romania's Progress and the Conservative Party (PSD-UNPR-PC) obtained 42.4 percent in this Sunday's European elections; the National Liberal Party (PNL) made it to 13.3 percent, and the Democratic Liberal Party (PDL) grabbed 11.5 percent of the votes, shows the exit-poll conducted by pollster Operations R

The electoral Alliance of the Social Democratic Party, the National Union for Romania's Progress and the Conservative Party (PSD-UNPR-PC) obtained 43 percent in this Sunday's European elections; the National Liberal Party (PNL) made it to 14 percent, and the Democratic Liberal Party (PDL) grabbed 12 percent of the votes, shows the exit-poll conducted by CSCI presented by broadcast

The electoral Alliance of the Social Democratic Party, National Union for Romania's Progress and Conservative Party (PSD-UNPR-PC) got 41.01 percent of the votes in Sunday's elections for the European Parliament; the National Liberal Party (PNL) got 14.92 percent, and the Democratic Liberal Party (PDL) 11.82 percent, according to an exit poll carried out by CURS Avangarde and broad

AGERPRES correspondent Ivan Radev reports: The turnout at the polling station opened at the Romanian Embassy in Sofia - the only where Romanian nationals on the territory of Bulgaria can exercise their right to vote in the 2014 European elections - remains low.