Euro elections: who are your new MEPs in the East of England, London, the South East, and the South West?

A key theme of Democratic Audit’s recent work has been the need to radically improve the feedback loop from election outcomes back to voters, and nowhere is this clearer than with the European Parliament elections. Here the votes are counted and results only in the late evening three days after polls have closed, and typically only the first one or elected MEPs out of the 3 to 10 elected per region are shown by broadcasters for maybe a minute. Little wonder then that most UK voters have no ideas who their MEPs are. Here the Democratic Audit team redress the balance by providing brief details and links to learn more about all the new MEPs elected this weekend, beginning with the four southernmost regions of England – the South West, South East, London and the East of England.