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Elections — official European APIs & datasets
The register lists 22 official elections sources across Europe: 9 government APIs and 13 datasets, 18 of them currently verified by live checks.
Register of Municipal Elected Officials of Saintes Grandes Rives, l'AggloRegistre des élus communaux de Saintes Grandes Rives, l'Agglo
OfficialLe répertoire national des élus (RNE) a pour finalité le suivi des titulaires d’un mandat électoral. Il est renseigné et tenu à jour par les préfectures et hauts commissariats et par les services du ministère de l'Intérieur, notamment sur la base des éléments fournis par les élus lors de la phase d…
Register of community councillors of Saintes Grandes Rives, l'AggloRegistre des conseillers communautaires de Saintes Grandes Rives, l'Agglo
OfficialLe répertoire national des élus (RNE) a pour finalité le suivi des titulaires d’un mandat électoral. Il est renseigné et tenu à jour par les préfectures et hauts commissariats et par les services du ministère de l'Intérieur, notamment sur la base des éléments fournis par les élus lors de la phase d…
CIVIX public APIAPI publique CIVIX
Official#### **CIVIX est une API publique read-only permettant d'explorer les votes des députés de l'Assemblée nationale française à partir des données open data officielles.** #### **L'API permet notamment de :** * rechercher des députés * consulter les scrutins publics * accéder aux votes individuels *…
National Council elections (Linz)
OfficialFor the National Council elections in Linz, the number of eligible voters, the number of votes cast and the valid votes, as well as the votes attributable to the party totals until 2013 are broken down by statistical districts and from 2017 by electoral splinter. The "special sprinklers" in the National Council elections from 2002 to 2013 included "special sprinklers", "flying commissions", as well as the postal ballots counted by the district election authority. In the case of parties that have not taken part in elections to the National Council continuously or no longer take part in elections to the National Council under changing names, the years of taking part in the elections to the National Council shall be indicated in square brackets ([]). * BEER = The Beer Party [NRW: 2024] * BZÖ = BZÖ - List Josef Bucher or BZÖ - List Jörg Haider or Die Freiheitliche - List Westenthaler - BZÖ [NRW: 2006, 2008, 2013] * CPÖ = Christian Party of Austria [NRW: 2013] * DC = The Christians [NRW: 2008] * FLÖ = Free List Austria & FPS List Dr. Karl Schnell [NRW: 2017] * FPÖ = Freedom Party of Austria * FRANK = Team Stronach for Austria [NRW: 2013] * FRITZ = Bürgerforum Österreich List Fritz Dinkhauser [NRW: 2008] * GAZA = List GAZA - Votes against genocide [NRW: 2024] * GILT = List Roland Düringer - My Voice Applies [NRW: 2017] * GREEN = The Greens - The Green Alternative * NOW = NOW - List Mushroom [NRW: 2017 (PILZ), 2019] * NO = None of them [NRW: 2024 = WALL] * KPÖ = Communist Party of Austria or Communist Party of Austria - KPÖ Plus or Communist Party of Austria and Platform PLUS - open list * LIF = The Liberals / Liberal Forum [NRW: 2002] * LEFT = Left [NRW: 2008] * LMP = List Madeleine Petrovic [NRW: 2024] * MATIN = List Dr. Martin - For Democracy, Control, Justice [NRW: 2006] * MFG = MFG – Austria People – Freedom – Fundamental rights [NRW: 2024] * NEOS = NEOS - The New Austria or NEOS The New Austria and Liberal Forum * ÖVP = Karl Nehammer - Th.
National Council elections (Linz)
OfficialAccording to statistical districts (from 2017 onwards), the number of persons entitled to vote (male, female, sum), the number of votes cast and the valid votes, as well as the votes attributable to the party sums, are presented for the National Council elections in Linz. Polling stations and “Flying Commissions” were summarised under “Special Sprengel”. CPÖ = Christian Party of Austria DC = The Christians BZÖ = Alliance Future of Austria FLÖ — Free List South Africa & FPS List Dr. Karl Schnell FPÖ = Freedom Party of Austria Frank = Team Stronach for Austria Applies — List Roland Düringer — My Voice Gilt Green — The Greens — The Green Alternative Now — NOW — List of Mushrooms KPÖ = Communist Party of Austria LIF = Liberal Forum Matin = List Dr. Martin Neos — NEOS — The New Austria ÖVP = Austrian People’s Party Pirate = Austrian Pirate Party RETTÖ = Independent Citizens’ Initiative Saves Austria SLP — Socialist Left Party — SLP SPÖ = Social Democratic Party of Austria Wandl — Change — Departure into a common good-oriented morning with good work, affordable living and radical climate policy. There’s a lot to win. White — The Whites — Law comes from the people. We all decide in Austria. The People’s Movement.
DossierFacileConnect
OfficialEn quoi consiste le DossierFacile Connect ? DossierFacile Connect est la solution qui utilise la connexion SSO (single-sign-on) de DossierFacile pour permettre à un candidat de partager les informations de son dossier de location. Un bouton de connexion est intégré à votre site qui permet à l’uti…
La Bonne Boite APIAPI La Bonne Boite
OfficialL'API La Bonne Boite restitue des informations sur les entreprises ayant des perspectives d'embauche élevées afin d’être plus efficace dans l’envoi de candidatures spontanées. Ce ciblage est obtenu par l'analyse de millions de recrutements sur toutes les entreprises françaises. #### Ressources di…
My Employment Events APIAPI Mes Evènements Emploi
OfficialL'API Mes Evènements Emploi restitue toutes les données relatives aux événements emploi, formation, reconversion tels que les réunions d'information, les forums, les jobs datings… sélectionnés ou proposés par les acteurs du réseau pour l'emploi (France Travail, Missions locales, Cap emploi, …) ###…
Electoral Statistics, Scotland
OfficialElectoral statistics. Source agency: National Records of Scotland Designation: National Statistics Language: English Alternative title: Electoral Statistics, Scotland.
National Council elections (Linz)
OfficialFor the National Council elections in Linz, the number of eligible voters (male, female, total), the number of votes cast and the number of valid votes, as well as the votes attributable to the party totals, are broken down by statistical districts (from 2017 according to electoral districts). Under "special sprinklers" were combined election card locations and "flying commissions". Acronyms: * CPÖ = Christian Party of Austria DC = The Christians * BZÖ = Alliance Future Austria * FLÖ - Free List Austria & FPS List Dr. Karl Schnell * FPÖ = Freedom Party of Austria * FRANK = Team Stronach for Austria * GILT - List Roland Düringer - My Voice Applies * GREEN - The Greens - The Green Alternative * NOW - NOW - List Mushroom * CPÖ = Communist Party of Austria * LIF = Liberal Forum * MATIN = List Dr. Martin * NEOS - NEOS - The New Austria * ÖVP = Austrian People's Party * PIRAT = Pirate Party of Austria * RETTÖ = Independent Citizens' Initiative Save Austria * SLP - Socialist Left Party - SLP * SPÖ = Social Democratic Party of Austria * WANDL - Change - Departure into a common good-oriented tomorrow with good work, affordable housing and radical climate policy. There's a lot to win. * WEIssE - The Whites - The law comes from the people. We all decide in Australia. The people's movement.
National Council elections (Linz)
OfficialFor the National Council elections in Linz, the number of voters (male, female, total), the number of votes cast and valid votes, and the number of votes cast and valid, as well as the number of votes attributable to the party sums, are presented according to statistical districts (from 2017 onwards). Polling stations and “flying commissions” were grouped under the “Special Warrior”. Acronyms: * CPÖ = Christian Party of Austria * DC = The Christians * BZÖ = Alliance for the Future of Austria * FLÖ — Free List Austria & FPS List Dr. Karl Schnell * FPÖ = Freedom Party of Austria * Frank = Team Stronach for Austria * Valid — List Roland Düringer — My Voice Valid * Green — The Greens — The Green Alternative * Now — NOW — List of mushrooms * KPÖ = Communist Party of Austria * LIF = Liberal Forum * Matin = list Dr. Martin * Neos — NEOS — The New Austria * ÖVP = Austrian People’s Party * Pirate = Austrian Pirate Party * RETTÖ = Independent citizens’ initiative Save Austria * SLP — Socialist Left Party — SLP * SPÖ = Social Democratic Party of Austria * Wandl — Change — Starting into a common good morning with good work, affordable housing and radical climate policy. There’s a lot to win. * White — The Whites — Right comes from the people. We all decide in Austria. The People’s Movement.
Communes of the department of Haute-Garonne: Haute - Garonne Open Data
OfficialThis dataset lists the 586 municipalities in the Haute-Garonne department. These data are updated and enriched by Haute-Garonne Open Data, the open data portal of the Department of Haute-Garonne. If you notice errors, if you wish to propose changes or developments, [please contact us using the form at your disposal](https://data.haute-garonne.fr/page/contact/). * * * **Useful link:** [Identifiers of local authorities and their establishments](https://www.data.gouv.fr/en/datasets/identifiers-des-collectivites-territoriales-et-leurs-etablissements/), on the website [data.gouv.fr](https://www.data.gouv.fr/fr/), based on an approach followed by [Datactivist](https://datactivist.coop/fr/). * * * **Definition of "commune" on the website of the National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (Insee):** smallest French administrative subdivision but it is also the oldest, since it succeeded the cities and parishes of the Middle Ages. It was instituted in 1789 before experiencing a beginning of autonomy with the law of April 5, 1884, a true municipal charter. The mayor is the executive of the municipality he represents and whose budget he manages. He is the employer of municipal staff and exercises local skills (schools, urban planning, social work, roads, school transport, garbage collection, sanitation.). He is also an agent of the State for the functions of civil status, public order, organization of elections and issuance of regulatory titles. * * * **For more information:** [the department of Haute-Garonne on the INSEE website](https://www.insee.fr/en/statistiques/2011101?geo=DEP-31).
2010 - Survey - The EP and the expectations of European citizens
OfficialThis first, post-European elections standard "Parlemetre" functions as a primary post-electoral account of European citizens' perception of the European Parliament, and the image that the institution represents to them. In view of the 2014 elections, this survey acts equally to determine which of the policies defended by the European Parliament are perceived as priorities in the eyes of Europeans, and the values which the institution must defend in priority. To better understand the results, it is essential to remember that this survey was conducted in late January - mid February 2010. Thus, it was carried out prior to the considerable monetary pressures which are currently afflicting the EU. The reader should also note that it is necessary to take into account not only the overall results, but also those pertaining to each Member State, as there are considerable national variations for all questions. Europeans' media recall of the European Parliament is significantly increasing. It has risen from 42% at the end of 2007 to 62% today. Although knowledge about the European Parliament is on the rise, respondents still have a limited knowledge about the institution's activities. This stands at 30% (+7 percentage points). For Europeans, the Parliament should, as a matter of priority, defend policies to combat the crisis. Tackling poverty and social exclusion is the highest ranked policy priority, leading the way with a 44% European average. It is followed by consumer and public health protection (35%) and the fight against climate change (34%). In terms of the values to be defended by the European Parliament, respondents accord by far the highest ranking to the protection of human rights (62%), followed by equality between men and women and freedom of speech (both 36%). Finally, a clear majority of Europeans (55%; +7) would like to see the Parliament play a more important role.
2015 - Survey - National opinion trends
OfficialA national analysis has been carried out as a follow-up to the exploratory study ‘Major changes in European public opinion with regard to the EU’, which showed how public opinion had changed in the 28 Member States since 1973. The new national analysis is made up of three Powerpoint presentations that show how public opinion in each of the Member States has changed since 2007. 1. The first presentation, ‘national public opinion trends’, analyses how the answers to key Eurobarometer questions changed in each Member State between 2007 and 2015, in particular: The image of the EP, the role of the EP and the membership of the EU. 2. The second presentation, which also focuses on individual Member States, is devoted to socio demographic trends. It shows the main differences between the EU average and the national results for the key questions referred to above and for others. It breaks trends down by gender, age and socio-professional category. 3. The third presentation deals more specifically with topics relating to ‘identity and EU citizenship’. The changes in public opinion between 2007 and 2015 are dealt with on a national basis and compared with the European average. On a socio-demographic level, a specific analysis was made of the differences between age groups.
2017 - Parlemeter - A Stronger Voice - Citizens' Views on Parliament and the EU
OfficialEuropean citizens are looking more and more favourably on the European Union. They increasingly feel that their voice counts in the EU and that their countries have benefitted from being a member in the European Union. The 2017 Parlemeter of the European Parliament takes a close look at citizens’ opinions on the EU membership as well as on their attitudes towards the European Parliament, its priorities, actions and mission. In the framework of the renewed debate on the future of Europe, 47% of European citizens feel that their voice counts in the EU, the result since the European elections 2009. A clear majority of Europeans keeps supporting their country’s membership in the EU. 57% of respondents feel that the EU membership is a good thing for their country, almost as many as before the crisis. Most respondents in all Member States say that EU membership has benefitted their country. Finally, an increasing number of citizens find that things are going in the right direction in the EU (31%, +6 compared to March 2017). The European Parliament also sees an uptick in public opinion. An increase of eight percentage points now sees 33% of all citizens having a positive image of the European Parliament, while 42% of respondents still have a neutral image.
Operational Directory of Occupations and Jobs API (ROME 4.0)API Répertoire opérationnel des métiers et des emplois (ROME 4.0)
OfficialLe **ROME (Répertoire Opérationnel des Métiers et des Emplois)** est une donnée publique de référence au service de la mobilité professionnelle et du rapprochement entre offres et candidats. Il a été construit par les équipes de France Travail avec la contribution d’un large réseau de partenaires (…
Valid second votes (Representative Bundestag election statistics): Federal states, reference date, parties, gender
OfficialValid second votes (Representative Bundestag election statistics): Federal states, reference date, parties, gender.
Directory of enterprises, institutions (institutions) and organizations of the information manager and organizations belonging to the sphere of his management, including their identification codes, official websites, e-mail addresses, telephone numbers an
OfficialInformation about the territorial bodies of the ESBU, including their identification codes in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities, Individual Entrepreneurs and Public Associations as separate subdivisions, official website, e-mail addresses, telephone numbers, location, full name of the heads of territorial bodies, work schedule.
Valid second votes (Representative Federal election statistics): Germany, cut-off date, parties, gender, age groups
OfficialValid second votes (Representative Federal election statistics): Germany, cut-off date, parties, gender, age groups.