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It is generally thought that only transnational lists can give elections to the European Parliament a real European dimension. However, there exists another alternative which is more likely to be approved by the Council and which corresponds to the longterm federalist vision. This would be attributing all of the votes to European political parties while maintaining national quotas, national and regional constituencies.