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  Ireland: Prime Minister Brian Cowen was disappointed that Irish voters rejected the European Union reform treaty; 53.4 percent no, to 46.6 percent yes.    EU leaders have to decide whether to draw up a new constitution or they could ask the Irish people to vote...

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Far-right gains in vote  Austria: Social Democrats won the most votes in the early election but far-right parties made significant gains. 2 far-right parties made large gains Czech threat looms for EU treaty. Czech Republic EU grapples with Irish 'No' vote Irish reject EU treaty


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  Ireland: Prime Minister Brian Cowen was disappointed that Irish voters rejected the European Union reform treaty; 53.4 percent no, to 46.6 percent yes
 EU leaders have to decide whether to draw up a new constitution or they could ask the Irish people to vote again. Cowen did not declare the treaty dead, saying the vote leaves Ireland and EU in 'uncharted waters'
Irish minister says EU vote lost
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May.22  Tories snatch Crewe from Labour May.2 New mayor is eccentric, offensive   London: London's new Mayor Boris Johnson is a maverick lawmaker loved for his eccentric wit but often maligned for his abrasive tongue May.1 Labour suffers big council losses. England

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Apr.14   Billionaire Berlusconi wins election
  Rome: Conservative former prime minister is on track to become next leader after his center-left rival Walter Veltroni conceded general election defeat
 Charismatic center-right Silvio Berlusconi, 71, has a commanding lead in both houses of parliament. 52-year-old Veltroni delivered a concession speech live on Italian television. Berlusconi will lead Italy's 63rd government since the end of World War II
Berlusconi narrowly ahead in vote. Rome

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Mar.16 Sarkozy's party suffers at polls
. Paris  Sarkozy braces for election bruising Mar.9 French voters send warning to Sarkozy. Paris Socialists claim victory
  Spain: Zapatero's Socialists had 44%, followed by Mariano Rajoy's conservative Partido Popular with 40%. Turnout was put at 75%.    Prime Minister Zapatero thanked a crowd of cheering supporters ...
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Feb.17 President ousted in poll. Cyprus

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Oct.22  Opposition wins election Oct.21  Polls: Opposition leads Oct.20  Poland to vote in snap election Oct.8  Brown denies polls changed mind Oct.6 Brown rules out autumn election. London

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Sep.16 PM claims election victory
  Greece: The conservative prime minister won re-election with a diminished majority in parliament after a financial scandal and devastating forest fires  Conservatives 'lead Greek vote'

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Jun.17 Sarkozy's allies won majority in elections  Paris: President's allies fell short of the predicted landslide after a row over a sales tax hike appeared to cost them votes Jun.10  French voters back Sarkozy mandate

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May.26  Bertie Ahern wins election May.19  President: Vote is mandate for reform May.6   Nicolas Sarkozy wins presidential election
  Paris: He won a clear victory over Segolene Royal, gaining 53% of the vote. President-elect has called for unity after a bitterly-contested campaign.    European leaders congratulated Sarkozy and hoped his triumph would help unblock reforms stalled by t...
May.3 Rivals dispute TV honours. Paris

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Apr.22   Sarkozy, Royal in presidential runoff   Paris: Right-wing candidate earned 30.46 percent of the votes, while Socialist rival won 24.41 percent. They will face a run-off on May 6  Turnout soars in key vote Apr.20  Polls put Sarkozy in winners circle

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Mar.18  Center Party wins narrow election victory

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Feb.11 Portugal will legalize abortion   Prime Minister Socrates has said abortion will be legalised despite the turnout for a referendum too low to be legally binding

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Jan.14 Sarkozy nod for presidential run. Paris

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Nov.16  Socialists vote for Royal
Sep.17 Narrow win for opposition. Sweden Jun.18 PM concedes election defeat. Slovakia Jun.3  Election ends in deadlock May.4 Blair suffers local poll defeat. London Apr.23  Socialists retain power Apr.11   Prodi hails Italy poll 'victory'  Rome: Centre-left leader says he has won the right to become the prime minister following a narrow victory Apr.10 Prodi ahead of Berlusconi in vote. Rome Jan.29 President Halonen wins new term. Finland Jan.22 Cavaco Silva won presidential election. Portugal

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Oct.23 Tax cutter poised to win election  Poland: Warsaw Mayor Lech Kaczynski led presidential runoff after he stressed traditional Roman Catholic values Oct.9  Right head for run-off vote  Poland votes for a new president Sep.25 Poles oust left at voting booth
. Poland Sep.18   Election ends in stalemate  Berlin: Angela Merkel's conservatives have won election by just 3 seats, falling far short of a majority  Merkel claims German mandate  Germany votes in close election Sep.16  Rivals make one last push Jun.25  Socialists claim victory Jun.5  UK shelves EU treaty vote plans Jun.1 Dutch reject EU constitution  Netherlands: 61.6% of voters were opposed to the charter, while only 38.4% approved  Dutch start voting on EU treaty May.29 French voters reject EU charter
  Paris: By 56% voters have overwhelmingly rejected the European Union's proposed constitution in a key referendum
 EU referendum goes to French vote May.28  France begins crucial EU vote May.26  French EU vote battle nears end May.22  Schroeder wants early election  Schroeder 'heads for poll defeat' May.19  Leaders call for 'Yes' May.5   Blair heads for historic third term
   London: Tony Blair is heading for an 3rd term in government but with a greatly reduced majority May.3  Election battle enters final day Apr.18 No pope chosen in first vote. Vatican Apr.5 Blair calls election for May 5. London Mar.30  EU condemns Zimbabwe election Mar.18  Zimbabwe expats lose vote battle Feb.20 Voters back EU constitution. Spain Feb.11  Blair outlines election pledges

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Jun.14  Leaders rue Euro poll 'disaster' Jun.13 EU poll blow for ruling parties  Millions vote for EU parliament Jun.10  Bad night at the polls for Labour  Protest votes overshadow EU poll Apr.24 Vote leaves island split. Cyprus Apr.20  Blair confirms EU constitution poll Mar.28  Voters dump Chirac allies Mar.14   Poll triumph for Socialists  Spain: In a rebuff to the ruling conservative Popular Party, Socialist Workers Party to win 164 seats in the 350-seat parliament Mar.7  Conservatives sweep to power Feb.29  Schroeder routed in Hamburg poll

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Sep.14 Voters rejects euro currency
. Sweden Aug.6   Schwarzenegger to run for governor   Southern California: Film star, best known for his role in the Terminator films, has announced he will run as a Republican candidate Jun.8  'Yes' to EU membership May.18  PM wins, far-right gains Mar.16  Finns choose first female leader Feb.16  Papadopoulos in shock win Jan.5  Right-winger Paksas wins elections

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Nov.24  Chancellor Reelected
Oct.19  'Yes' voters lead referendum Sep.22 Schroeder declares victory. Germany  Polls give Schroeder slim lead Sep.15  Ruling Social Democrats won election Sep.9  Austria set for early elections Aug.25  Schroeder, Stoiber go head to head Jun.16  Chirac allies 'win landslide' Jun.9  Centre-right 'heading for victory' May.15  Right gains ground in poll May.7  Election to go ahead May.5   Chirac wins elections by a landslide  Paris: Voters surged to the polls to keep out far-right leader Jean-Marie Le Pen. The incumbent has won about 80% of the vote Apr.21   Shock success for Le Pen  Paris: Early results suggest Jean Marie Le Pen is through to the second round to face the incumbent President Chirac on 5 May

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Nov.18  Socialist wins presidency Nov.6  Scuffles as Trimble wins vote Nov.2  Trimble loses key vote Sep.23  Victory for ex-communists Jun.17  Ex-king party wins elections Jun.7   Blair won by landslide   London: Opposition Conservatives are facing a disappointing result May.16  Prescott punched a protester May.14   Berlusconi won election  Rome: He pledges new era. Centre-right get 177 seats and Rutelli's centre-left have 125 in the 324 member Senate May.8  Blair names election date Mar.18 Socialists claim victory in Paris

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Dec.11  Ex-president wins landslide Nov.26  Iliescu regains presidency Sep.28   Denmark rejects euro  53.1% of voters rejected membership of the single European currency, and 46.9 % voted in favour