European elections 2014: Latest projections allocation of seats in the EP

How will the European Parliament after the European elections from 22 to 25 May? No one has the answer, but all they ask. According to the current state of public opinion in the Member States of the European Union, the European Parliament and its contractor have a weekly TNS Opinion projected allocation of seats in the Chamber of Parliament.  
This is not a survey of voting intentions, but a snapshot of the current state of public opinion in the Member States of the European Union to the European elections in 2014. The final and official composition of the new European Parliament (EP) will be known only in its inaugural session will take place from 1 to 3 July 2014.

METHODOLOGYThis projection of the distribution of seats in the European Parliament is based on a non-exhaustive collection of European and national weekly surveys conducted in the 28 Member States. The seats of each party in each Member State are calculated according to the national electoral laws , electoral formulas, systems and national electoral vote barrier in states that apply.The projection is based on measures of the last two or three surveys available in each Member State, where there is a distance of more than 14 days apart , and only when the fieldwork dates are available . When it is not possible to calculate the average , it takes into account only the last European or national survey available.The forecast is published every Thursday and is based on a list of surveys completed on the same day of the previous week .DISTRIBUTION OF SEATS
 The parties that belong to a political group in the European Parliament or are members of the European political party corresponding automatically included in the outgoing political group.The parties currently represented among the non-attached MEPs are automatically included in the category of non-attached .The parties whose membership is yet to be determined automatically included in the "other" category . This "other" category is divided equally between the right and left of the Chamber not to prejudge their political orientations .