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European Elections 2014: EU heads of state and government cast their votes
Heads of state and government from countries such as Hungary, France, Romania, A
Commission President José Manuel Barroso and Council President Herman Van Rompuy have also visited the ballot box.
Turnout in Germany is considerably up: by 14.00 CET 25.6% of eligible voters had cast their vote, compared to 20.2% at the same time in 2009. Germany was also the country where most European Commission presidential debates were held.
Former Belgian King and Queen Albert II and Paola have voted for the first time in 20 years. The couple voted in Laaken, Brussels.
Follow the elections night show live from the European Parliament in Brussels with the announcement of results and reactions from experts and leading politicians.
Since its publication on 6 May, the video 'And then came a lot of sheep' has been viewed by more than 2.3 million Europeans.
Estimated turnout in Romania is up, reported at 18.41% at 15.00 CET, up from 14.95% in 2009, according to the central electoral bureau in Romania.
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