Eurosceptic and Far-Right Parties’ Support Comparison 2009-2014

Eurosceptic and Far-Right Parties’ Support Comparison 2009-2014 (European Parliament elections)
Source: European Elections 2014: A First Look Pro-European Perspective

Country	National Party	2009 (share of national vote)	2014 (share of national vote)1	Percentage change in national vote
Austria	Freedom Party (FPÖ)	2 MEPs (12.71%)	4 MEPs (20.5%)	+7.79%
Belgium	Vlaams Belang	2 MEPs (9.85%)	1 MEP (6.8%)	-3.5%
Bulgaria	National Union Attack	2 MEPs (11.96%)	0 MEP (3.0%)	-8.96%
	National Front for the Salvation of Bulgaria	1 MEP (7.95%)2	0 MEP (3.5%)	-4.9%
Croatia	N/A
Cyprus	N/A
Czech Republic	Party of Free Citizens (Svobodní)	0 MEP (1.27%)	1 MEP (5.2%)	+3.39%
Denmark	Danish People's Party	2 MEPs (14.8%)	4 MEPs (26.6%)	+ 11.8%
Estonia	N/A
Finland	Finns Party	1 MEP (9.79%)	2 MEPs (12.9%)	+3.11%
France	National Front	3 MEPs (6.3%)	24MEPs (25%)	+15.21%
Germany	Libertas (MPF -CPNT)	2 MEP (4.8%)	0 MEP (%)
	National Democratic Party	0 MEP (0 %)	1 MEP (1%)	+ 1%
Greece	Popular Orthodox Rally	2 MEPs (7.15%)	0 MEP (%)
	Golden Dawn	N/A	3 MEPs (9.4%)	+ 9.4%
	Independent Greeks	N/A	1 MEP (%)	+ 3.5%
Hungary	Jobbik	3 MEPs (14.77%)	3 MEPs (14.3%)	- 0.47%
Ireland	N/A
Italy	Northern League	9 MEPs (10.2%)	5 MEPs (6.2%)	-4%
Latvia	N/A
Lithuania	Order and Justice	2 MEPs (12.22%)	2 MEPs (14.3%)	+2.08%
Luxembourg	N/A
Malta	N/A
Netherlands	Party for Freedom	4 MEPs (16.97%)	4 MEPs (13.2%)	- 3.77%
	Reformed Political Party (SGP)3	1 MEP (6.82%)	1 MEP (7.6%)	+ 0.78%
Poland	Congress of the New Right (KNP)	N/A	4 MEPs (7.1%)	+7.1%
Portugal	N/A
Romania	Greater Romania Party	3 MEPs (8.65%)	0MEP (2.7%)	-5.95%
Slovakia	Slovak National Party	1 MEP (5.56%)	0 MEP (3.61%)	-1.95%
Slovenia	N/A
Spain	N/A
Sweden	Sweden Democrats (SD)	0 MEP (3.27%)	2 MEPs (9.7%)	+ 6.43%
United Kingdom	British National Party	2 MEPs (6.04%)	0 MEP (1.1%)	- 4.91%
	UK Independence Party (UKIP)	13 MEPs (16.09%)	24 MEPs (27.5%)	+11.41%
EU		55 MEPs (7.47% of EP Seats)	86MEPs (11.45% of EP Seats)	+ 3.98%

Notes:

[1] These figures are provisional as many of the newly elected parties have yet to determine which political grouping to sit in. Therefore it is expected that some of these figures will change.
[2] Party ran as part of a joint list in 2009 and as such this result includes the overall result for the list as individual figures for the national Front for the Salvation of Bulgaria not known at this stage.
[3] In both 2009 and 2014 SGP ran as part of a joint list with Christian Union, the % figures are the vote share of the joint list and not of the individual party.