Abstract
Since 1979 figures have shown an irregular yet overall decline in turnout in the European elections. In her article, Sara Pini analyses this phenomenon from the perspective both of the European Union and the various Member States individually. The author examines different factors which are believed to play a role in influencing citizens to vote or abstain. The level of information provided through communication and publicity by the national media make up crucial elements when it comes to mobilising the population, especially when it comes to young Europeans.
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