Let's go into some polling numbers.
Since this is pretty important for both sides of the Atlantic.
Romania — National parliament voting intention
Big changes, the conservatives (ECR-European conservatives and reformists) are becoming the most popular party in the country.
That golden line is lately going up significantly.
Germany — National parliament voting intention
It seems that AfD has stabilized in the second place.
Austria — National parliament voting intention
Far right leads and is slowly increasing it's lead.
Netherlands — 2023 general election
The Netherlands one again it is has a new right wing party (New social contract).
It starts it's life as a leader in very fragmented field and it's elected to join center right block.
Slovakia — National parliament voting intention
Just weeks before general elections the picture is turbulent.
The red are not so reformed Communists and various populists that like Russia.
What means that the centrist progressive party will need to make the best score possible and them make a coalition with the various right parties.
Since that is kinda the only way keep the country in pro western direction. Pretty unclear picture to say the least.
Belgium — National parliament voting intention
Far right and far left are in the lead.
Slovenia — National parliament voting intention
Right wing SDS has managed to catch liberal Freedom movement in the polls.
Malta — National parliament voting intention
The right (blue) is getting quite close to the left (red).
France — National parliament voting intention
Macron is personally 34 points bellow the water.
Far right is just 1% away from becoming the most popular party.
Poland — 2023 general election
6 weeks before elections conservative PiS is expanding it's lead.
With far right confederacy party they should have enough for a majority in the parliament. The real question is can PiS have enough on it's own.
Plus it is worth mentioning that the other side is lead by the center right, not the left. So right wing win is certain. The question is more of a what kind of a right will win.
Latvia — National parliament voting intention
Center right is increasing it's lead.
While everything else is without any significant moves.
What overall means that the general picture is shifting towards the right and now this is starting to become a clear trend. Which could have very big consequences. One of which is that on the EU member state level there is more right wing head of states and that matters (by US standards these people are basically governors). Therefore all of this has pretty big implications for the elections for EU parliament. Especially since many are thinking that the right wing parties could outperform significantly next to the polls. Rural areas are badly polled and misleading the pollsters could be a thing to some degree. Therefore elections for next EU parliament could be a US style show (at least to some degree).
However in all of this there could a be one important twist. Trump's 2016 victory was built on the wave of Brexit and that is kinda what pushed him just over the line. Therefore large shifts on the level of the whole EU could easily do all of that once again. Especially since polls in the US are pretty close and all of this can be the nudge that will push it over the line once again. EU votes just a few months before US and thus spillovers are quite possible. Especially since the internet will be full of various right wing talking points.
Just something to think about.