Parlementaires européens 2009 : Différence entre versions

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! Name !! National party !! EP Group
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| [[Martin Ehrenhauser]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Hans-Peter Martin's List/meta/color}}}} [[Hans-Peter Martin's list|Hans-Peter Martin's List]] 
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| {{colorbox|{{Non-Inscrits/meta/color}}}} [[Non-Inscrits|NI]] 
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|-
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| [[Karin Kadenbach]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Social Democratic Party of Austria/meta/color}}}} [[Social Democratic Party of Austria|Social Democratic Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|S&D]]
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|-
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| [[Othmar Karas]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Austrian People's Party/meta/color}}}} [[Austrian People's Party|People's Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
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|-
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| [[Elisabeth Köstinger]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Austrian People's Party/meta/color}}}} [[Austrian People's Party|People's Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
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|-
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| [[Jörg Leichtfried]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Social Democratic Party of Austria/meta/color}}}} [[Social Democratic Party of Austria|Social Democratic Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|S&D]]
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|-
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| [[Eva Lichtenberger]]
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| {{colorbox|{{The Greens – The Green Alternative/meta/color}}}} [[The Greens – The Green Alternative|The Greens–The Green Alternative]]
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| {{colorbox|{{The Greens–European Free Alliance/meta/color}}}} [[The Greens–European Free Alliance|G–EFA]]
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|-
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| [[Ulrike Lunacek]]
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| {{colorbox|{{The Greens – The Green Alternative/meta/color}}}} [[The Greens – The Green Alternative|The Greens–The Green Alternative]]
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| {{colorbox|{{The Greens–European Free Alliance/meta/color}}}} [[The Greens–European Free Alliance|G–EFA]]
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|-
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| [[Hans-Peter Martin]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Hans-Peter Martin's List/meta/color}}}} [[Hans-Peter Martin's list|Hans-Peter Martin's List]] 
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| {{colorbox|{{Non-Inscrits/meta/color}}}} [[Non-Inscrits|NI]] 
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|-
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| [[Andreas Mölzer]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Freedom Party of Austria/meta/color}}}} [[Freedom Party of Austria|Freedom Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Non-Inscrits/meta/color}}}} [[Non-Inscrits|NI]] 
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|-
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| [[Franz Obermayr]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Freedom Party of Austria/meta/color}}}} [[Freedom Party of Austria|Freedom Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Non-Inscrits/meta/color}}}} [[Non-Inscrits|NI]] 
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|-
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| [[Hella Ranner]] <ref>Resigned in 2011 following media allegations of her intention to repay a business debt with parliamentary fees. Replaced by [[Heinz Becker (politician)|Heinz Becker]] on 1 April 2011.</ref>
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| {{colorbox|{{Austrian People's Party/meta/color}}}} [[Austrian People's Party|People's Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
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|-
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| [[Evelyn Regner]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Social Democratic Party of Austria/meta/color}}}} [[Social Democratic Party of Austria|Social Democratic Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|S&D]]
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|-
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| [[Paul Rübig]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Austrian People's Party/meta/color}}}} [[Austrian People's Party|People's Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
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|-
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| [[Richard Seeber]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Austrian People's Party/meta/color}}}} [[Austrian People's Party|People's Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
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|-
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| [[Ewald Stadler]] <ref>MEP since the [[Lisbon Treaty]].</ref>
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| {{colorbox|{{Alliance for the Future of Austria/meta/color}}}} [[Alliance for the Future of Austria|Alliance for the Future]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Non-Inscrits/meta/color}}}} [[Non-Inscrits|NI]] 
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|-
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| [[Ernst Strasser]] <ref>Resigned in 2011 because of the [[2011 cash for influence scandal|2011 cash for laws scandal]]. Replaced by [[Hubert Pirker]] on 31 March 2011.</ref>
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| {{colorbox|{{Austrian People's Party/meta/color}}}} [[Austrian People's Party|People's Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
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|-
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| [[Hannes Swoboda]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Social Democratic Party of Austria/meta/color}}}} [[Social Democratic Party of Austria|Social Democratic Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|S&D]] 
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|-
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| [[Angelika Werthmann]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Hans-Peter Martin's List/meta/color}}}} [[Hans-Peter Martin's list|Hans-Peter Martin's List]] 
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| {{colorbox|{{Non-Inscrits/meta/color}}}} [[Non-Inscrits|NI]] 
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|-
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| [[Josef Weidenholzer]] <ref>MEP since the [[Lisbon Treaty]].</ref>
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| {{colorbox|{{Social Democratic Party of Austria/meta/color}}}} [[Social Democratic Party of Austria|Social Democratic Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|S&D]]
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{| class="sortable wikitable"
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|-
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! Name !! National party !! EP Group !! Votes
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|-
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| {{sortname|Sari|Essayah}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Christian Democrats (Finland)/meta/color}}}} [[Christian Democrats (Finland)|Christian Democrats]]
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| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
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| 53,803
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|-
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| {{sortname|Carl|Haglund}} <ref>Resigned in 2012, became the [[Minister of Defence (Finland)|Minister of Defence]] in [[Jyrki Katainen's cabinet|Katainen I]]. Replaced by [[Nils Torvalds]] on 5 July 2012.</ref>
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| {{colorbox|{{Swedish People's Party/meta/color}}}} [[Swedish People's Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe/meta/color}}}} [[Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe|ALDE]]
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| 16,887
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|-
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| {{sortname|Satu|Hassi}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Green League/meta/color}}}} [[Green League]]
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| {{colorbox|{{The Greens–European Free Alliance/meta/color}}}} [[The Greens–European Free Alliance|G–EFA]]
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| 57,032
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|-
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| {{sortname|Heidi|Hautala}} <ref>Resigned in 2011, became the [[Minister for Foreign Affairs (Finland)|Minister for International Development]] in [[Jyrki Katainen's cabinet|Katainen I]]. Replaced by [[Tarja Cronberg]] on 22 June 2011.</ref>
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| {{colorbox|{{Green League/meta/color}}}} [[Green League]]
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| {{colorbox|{{The Greens–European Free Alliance/meta/color}}}} [[The Greens–European Free Alliance|G–EFA]]
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| 58,926
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|-
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| {{sortname|Ville|Itälä}} <ref>Resigned in 2012, became an [[auditor]] of the [[Court of Auditors]]. Replaced by [[Petri Sarvamaa]] on 1 March 2012.</ref>
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| {{colorbox|{{National Coalition Party/meta/color}}}} [[National Coalition Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
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| 66,033
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|-
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| {{sortname|Liisa|Jaakonsaari}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Social Democratic Party of Finland/meta/color}}}} [[Social Democratic Party of Finland|Social Democratic Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|S&D]]
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| 45,325
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|-
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| {{sortname|Anneli|Jäätteenmäki}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Centre Party (Finland)/meta/color}}}} [[Centre Party (Finland)|Centre Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe/meta/color}}}} [[Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe|ALDE]]
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| 80,156
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|-
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| {{sortname|Eija-Riitta|Korhola}}
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| {{colorbox|{{National Coalition Party/meta/color}}}} [[National Coalition Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
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| 51,508
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|-
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| {{sortname|Riikka|Manner}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Centre Party (Finland)/meta/color}}}} [[Centre Party (Finland)|Centre Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe/meta/color}}}} [[Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe|ALDE]]
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| 37,330
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|-
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| {{sortname|Sirpa|Pietikäinen}}
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| {{colorbox|{{National Coalition Party/meta/color}}}} [[National Coalition Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
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| 51,493
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|-
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| {{sortname|Mitro|Repo}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Social Democratic Party of Finland/meta/color}}}} [[Social Democratic Party of Finland|Social Democratic Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|S&D]]
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| 71,829
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|-
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| {{sortname|Timo|Soini}} <ref>Resigned in 2011, became a member of the [[Finnish Parliament]] after the [[Finnish parliamentary election, 2011|2011 election]]. Replaced by [[Sampo Terho]] on 26 April 2011.</ref>
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| {{colorbox|{{True Finns/meta/color}}}} [[True Finns]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Europe of Freedom and Democracy/meta/color}}}} [[Europe of Freedom and Democracy|EFD]]
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| 130,715
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|-
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| {{sortname|Hannu|Takkula}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Centre Party (Finland)/meta/color}}}} [[Centre Party (Finland)|Centre Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe/meta/color}}}} [[Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe|ALDE]]
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| 39,444
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|}
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{| class="sortable wikitable"
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|-
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! Name !! National party !! EP Group !! Votes
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|-
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| {{sort|Andersdotter|[[Amelia Andersdotter]]}} <ref>MEP since the [[Lisbon Treaty]].</ref>
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| {{colorbox|{{Pirate Party (Sweden)/meta/color}}}} [[Pirate Party (Sweden)|Pirate Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{The Greens–European Free Alliance/meta/color}}}} [[The Greens–European Free Alliance|G–EFA]]
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| 22,303
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|-
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| {{sort|Bildt|[[Anna Maria Corazza Bildt|Anna Maria Corazza]]}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Moderate Party/meta/color}}}} [[Moderate Party (Sweden)|Moderate Party]] 
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| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
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| 85,405
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|-
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| {{sort|Ek|[[Lena Ek]]}} <ref>Resigned in 2011, became the [[Minister for the Environment]] in [[Cabinet of Fredrik Reinfeldt|Reinfeldt I]]. Replaced by [[Kent Johansson (politician)|Kent Johansson]] (7,623 votes) on 18 October 2011.</ref>
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| {{colorbox|{{Centre Party (Sweden)/meta/color}}}} [[Centre Party (Sweden)|Centre Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe/meta/color}}}} [[Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe|ALDE]]
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| 57,836
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|-
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| {{sort|Engström|[[Christian Engström]]}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Pirate Party (Sweden)/meta/color}}}} [[Pirate Party (Sweden)|Pirate Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{The Greens–European Free Alliance/meta/color}}}} [[The Greens–European Free Alliance|G–EFA]]
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| 43,808
 +
|-
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| {{sort|Fjellner|[[Christofer Fjellner]]}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Moderate Party/meta/color}}}} [[Moderate Party (Sweden)|Moderate Party]] 
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| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
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| 40,142
 +
|-
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| {{sort|Färm|[[Göran Färm]]}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Swedish Social Democratic Party/meta/color}}}} [[Social Democratic Party (Sweden)|Social Democratic Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|S&D]]
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| 20,078
 +
|-
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| {{sort|Hedh|[[Anna Hedh]]}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Swedish Social Democratic Party/meta/color}}}} [[Social Democratic Party (Sweden)|Social Democratic Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|S&D]]
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| 20,716
 +
|-
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| {{sort|Hökmark|[[Gunnar Hökmark]]}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Moderate Party/meta/color}}}} [[Moderate Party (Sweden)|Moderate Party]] 
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| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
 +
| 90,505
 +
|-
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| {{sort|Ibrisagic|[[Anna Ibrisagic|Amna Ibrišagić]]}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Moderate Party/meta/color}}}} [[Moderate Party (Sweden)|Moderate Party]] 
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| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
 +
| 23,598
 +
|-
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| {{sort|Ludvigsson|[[Olle Ludvigsson]]}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Swedish Social Democratic Party/meta/color}}}} [[Social Democratic Party (Sweden)|Social Democratic Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|S&D]]
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| 53,182
 +
|-
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| {{sort|Lövin|[[Isabella Lövin]]}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Green Party (Sweden)/meta/color}}}} [[Green Party (Sweden)|Green Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{The Greens–European Free Alliance/meta/color}}}} [[The Greens–European Free Alliance|G–EFA]]
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| 48,061
 +
|-
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| {{sort|Nilsson|[[Jens Nilsson (politician)|Jens Nilsson]]}} <ref>MEP since the [[Lisbon Treaty]].</ref>
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| {{colorbox|{{Swedish Social Democratic Party/meta/color}}}} [[Social Democratic Party (Sweden)|Social Democratic Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|S&D]]
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| 17,156
 +
|-
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| {{sort|Paulsen|[[Marit Paulsen]]}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Liberal People's Party (Sweden)/meta/color}}}} [[Liberal People's Party (Sweden)|Liberal People's Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe/meta/color}}}} [[Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe|ALDE]] 
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| 221,489
 +
|-
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| {{sort|Schlyter|[[Carl Schlyter]]}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Green Party (Sweden)/meta/color}}}} [[Green Party (Sweden)|Green Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{The Greens–European Free Alliance/meta/color}}}} [[The Greens–European Free Alliance|G–EFA]] 
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| 89,347
 +
|-
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| {{sort|Schmidt|[[Olle Schmidt]]}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Liberal People's Party (Sweden)/meta/color}}}} [[Liberal People's Party (Sweden)|Liberal People's Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe/meta/color}}}} [[Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe|ALDE]] 
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| 11,708
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|-
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| {{sort|Svensson|[[Alf Svensson]]}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Christian Democrats (Sweden)/meta/color}}}} [[Christian Democrats (Sweden)|Christian Democrats]]
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| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
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| 54,082
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|-
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| {{sort|Svensson|[[Eva-Britt Svensson]]}} <ref>Resigned in 2011 due to health problems. Replaced by [[Mikael Gustafsson]] (3,218 votes) on 22 September 2011.</ref>
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| {{colorbox|{{Left Party (Sweden)/meta/color}}}} [[Left Party (Sweden)|Left Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{European United Left–Nordic Green Left/meta/color}}}} [[European United Left–Nordic Green Left|EUL–NGL]]
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| 39,145
 +
|-
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| {{sort|Ulvskog|[[Marita Ulvskog]]}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Swedish Social Democratic Party/meta/color}}}} [[Social Democratic Party (Sweden)|Social Democratic Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|S&D]]
 +
| 173,894
 +
|-
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| {{sort|Westlund|[[Åsa Westlund]]}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Swedish Social Democratic Party/meta/color}}}} [[Social Democratic Party (Sweden)|Social Democratic Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|S&D]]
 +
| 40,432
 +
|-
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| {{sort|Wikström|[[Cecilia Wikström]]}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Liberal People's Party (Sweden)/meta/color}}}} [[Liberal People's Party (Sweden)|Liberal People's Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe/meta/color}}}} [[Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe|ALDE]] 
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| 17,746
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|}
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{| class="sortable wikitable"
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|-
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! Name !! National party !! EP Group
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|-
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| {{sortname|Adamos|Adamou}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Progressive Party of Working People/meta/color}}}} [[Progressive Party of Working People]]
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| {{colorbox|{{European United Left–Nordic Green Left/meta/color}}}} [[European United Left–Nordic Green Left|EUN–NGL]]
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|-
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| {{sortname|Panayiotis|Demetriou}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Democratic Rally/meta/color}}}} [[Democratic Rally]]
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| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party–European Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party–European Democrats|EPP–ED]]
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|-
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| {{sortname|Ioannis|Kasoulides}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Democratic Rally/meta/color}}}} [[Democratic Rally]]
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| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party–European Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party–European Democrats|EPP–ED]]
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|-
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| {{sortname|Marios|Matsakis}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Democratic Party (Cyprus)/meta/color}}}} [[Democratic Party (Cyprus)|Democratic Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe/meta/color}}}} [[Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe|ALDE]]
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|-
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| {{sortname|Yiannakis|Matsis}}
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| {{colorbox|{{For Europe (Cyprus)/meta/color}}}} [[For Europe (Cyprus)|For Europe]]
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| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party–European Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party–European Democrats|EPP–ED]]
 +
|-
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| {{sortname|Kyriacos|Triantaphyllides}}
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Progressive Party of Working People/meta/color}}}} [[Progressive Party of Working People]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{European United Left–Nordic Green Left/meta/color}}}} [[European United Left–Nordic Green Left|EUN–NGL]]
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|}
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{| class="sortable wikitable"
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|-
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! Name !! National party !! EP Group
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|-
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| {{sortname|Toomas Hendrik|Ilves}} <ref>Resigned in 2006, became the [[List of Presidents of Estonia|President of Estonia]]. Replaced by [[Katrin Saks]] on 8 October 2006.</ref>
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| {{colorbox|{{Social Democratic Party (Estonia)/meta/color}}}} [[Social Democratic Party (Estonia)|Social Democratic Party]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|PES]]
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|-
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| {{sortname|Tunne|Kelam}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Pro Patria Union/meta/color}}}} [[Pro Patria Union]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party–European Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party–European Democrats|EPP–ED]]
 +
|-
 +
| {{sortname|Marianne|Mikko}}
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Social Democratic Party (Estonia)/meta/color}}}} [[Social Democratic Party (Estonia)|Social Democratic Party]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|PES]]
 +
|-
 +
| {{sortname|Siiri|Oviir}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Estonian Centre Party/meta/color}}}} [[Estonian Centre Party|Centre Party]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe/meta/color}}}} [[Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe|ALDE]]
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|-
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| {{sortname|Toomas|Savi}}
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Estonian Reform Party/meta/color}}}} [[Estonian Reform Party|Reform Party]]
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| {{colorbox|{{Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe/meta/color}}}} [[Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe|ALDE]]
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|-
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| {{sortname|Andres|Tarand}}
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Social Democratic Party (Estonia)/meta/color}}}} [[Social Democratic Party (Estonia)|Social Democratic Party]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|PES]]
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|}
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{| class="sortable wikitable"
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|-
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! Name !! National party !! EP Group
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|-
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| {{sort|Áder, János|[[János Áder]]}} <ref>Resigned in 2012, became the [[President of Hungary]]. Replaced by [[Erik Bánki]] in June 2012.</ref>
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| {{colorbox|{{Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union/meta/color}}}} [[Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union|Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union]]
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| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
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|-
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| {{sort|Balczó, Zoltán|[[Zoltán Balczó]]}} <ref>Resigned in 2010, became one of the deputy speakers of the [[National Assembly of Hungary|Hungarian Parliament]]. Replaced by [[Béla Kovács (politician, 1960)|Béla Kovács]] in May 2010.</ref>
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| {{colorbox|{{Jobbik/meta/color}}}} [[Jobbik|Jobbik–The Movement for a Better Hungary]] 
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| {{colorbox|{{Non-Inscrits/meta/color}}}} [[Non-Inscrits|NI]] 
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|-
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| {{sort|Bokros, Lajos|[[Lajos Bokros]]}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Hungarian Democratic Forum/meta/color}}}} [[Hungarian Democratic Forum|Democratic Forum]] 
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| {{colorbox|{{European Conservatives and Reformists/meta/color}}}} [[European Conservatives and Reformists|ECR]]
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|-
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| {{sort|Deutsch, Tamás|[[Tamás Deutsch (politician)|Tamás Deutsch]]}}
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union/meta/color}}}} [[Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union|Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union]]
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| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
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|-
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| {{sort|Gál, Kinga|[[Kinga Gál]]}}
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union/meta/color}}}} [[Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union|Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union]]
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| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
 +
|-
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| {{sort|Glattfelder, Béla|[[Béla Glattfelder]]}}
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| {{colorbox|{{Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union/meta/color}}}} [[Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union|Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
 +
|-
 +
| {{sort|Göncz, Kinga|[[Kinga Göncz]]}}
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Hungarian Socialist Party/meta/color}}}} [[Hungarian Socialist Party|Socialist Party]] 
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|S&D]]
 +
|-
 +
| {{sort|Gurmai, Zita|[[Zita Gurmai]]}}
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Hungarian Socialist Party/meta/color}}}} [[Hungarian Socialist Party|Socialist Party]] 
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|S&D]]
 +
|-
 +
| {{sort|Győri, Enikő|[[Enikő Győri]]}} <ref>Resigned in 2010, became the state secretary for European Affairs in [[Second Cabinet of Viktor Orbán|Orbán II]]. Replaced by [[Zoltán Bagó]] in September 2010.</ref>
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union/meta/color}}}} [[Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union|Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
 +
|-
 +
| {{sort|Gyürk, András|[[András Gyürk]]}}
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union/meta/color}}}} [[Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union|Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
 +
|-
 +
| {{sort|Hankiss, Ágnes|[[Ágnes Hankiss]]}}
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union/meta/color}}}} [[Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union|Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
 +
|-
 +
| {{sort|Herczog, Edit|[[Edit Herczog]]}}
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Hungarian Socialist Party/meta/color}}}} [[Hungarian Socialist Party|Socialist Party]] 
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|S&D]]
 +
|-
 +
| {{sort|Járóka, Lívia|[[Lívia Járóka]]}}
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union/meta/color}}}} [[Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union|Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
 +
|-
 +
| {{sort|Kósa, Ádám|[[Ádám Kósa]]}}
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union/meta/color}}}} [[Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union|Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
 +
|-
 +
| {{sort|Morvai, Krisztina|[[Krisztina Morvai]]}}
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Jobbik/meta/color}}}} [[Jobbik|Jobbik–The Movement for a Better Hungary]] 
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Non-Inscrits/meta/color}}}} [[Non-Inscrits|NI]] 
 +
|-
 +
| {{sort|Őry, Csaba|[[Csaba Őry]]}}
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union/meta/color}}}} [[Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union|Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
 +
|-
 +
| {{sort|Schmitt, Pál|[[Pál Schmitt]]}} <ref>Resigned in 2010, became the [[President of Hungary]]. Replaced by [[Ildikó Pelczné Gáll]] in June 2010.</ref>
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union/meta/color}}}} [[Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union|Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
 +
|-
 +
| {{sort|Schöpflin, György|[[György Schöpflin]]}}
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union/meta/color}}}} [[Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union|Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
 +
|-
 +
| {{sort|Surján, László|[[László Surján]]}}
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union/meta/color}}}} [[Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union|Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
 +
|-
 +
| {{sort|Szájer, József|[[József Szájer]]}}
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union/meta/color}}}} [[Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Union|Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
 +
|-
 +
| {{sort|Szegedi, Csanád|[[Csanád Szegedi]]}}
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Jobbik/meta/color}}}} [[Jobbik|Jobbik–The Movement for a Better Hungary]] 
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Non-Inscrits/meta/color}}}} [[Non-Inscrits|NI]] 
 +
|-
 +
| {{sort|Tabajdi, Csaba|[[Csaba Tabajdi]]}}
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Hungarian Socialist Party/meta/color}}}} [[Hungarian Socialist Party|Socialist Party]] 
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|S&D]]
 +
|}
 +
 +
{| class="sortable wikitable"
 +
|-
 +
! Name !! National party !! EP Group
 +
|-
 +
| [[Ivars Godmanis]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Latvia's First Party/Latvian Way/meta/color}}}} [[Latvia's First Party/Latvian Way]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe/meta/color}}}} [[Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe|ALDE]]
 +
|-
 +
| [[Sandra Kalniete]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Civic Union (Latvia)/meta/color}}}} [[Civic Union (Latvia)|Civic Union]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
 +
|-
 +
| [[Krišjānis Kariņš|Artūrs Kariņš]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{New Era Party/meta/color}}}} [[New Era Party]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
 +
|-
 +
| [[Aleksandrs Mirskis]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Harmony Centre/meta/color}}}} [[Harmony Centre]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|S&D]]
 +
|-
 +
| [[Alfreds Rubiks]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Harmony Centre/meta/color}}}} [[Harmony Centre]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{European United Left–Nordic Green Left/meta/color}}}} [[European United Left–Nordic Green Left|EUL–NGL]]
 +
|-
 +
| [[Kārlis Šadurskis]] <ref>MEP since the [[Lisbon Treaty]].</ref>
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Civic Union (Latvia)/meta/color}}}} [[Civic Union (Latvia)|Civic Union]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
 +
|-
 +
| [[Inese Vaidere]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Civic Union (Latvia)/meta/color}}}} [[Civic Union (Latvia)|Civic Union]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
 +
|-
 +
| [[Tatjana Ždanoka]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{For Human Rights in United Latvia/meta/color}}}} [[For Human Rights in United Latvia]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{The Greens–European Free Alliance/meta/color}}}} [[European Greens - European Free Alliance|G–EFA]]
 +
|-
 +
| [[Roberts Zīle]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{For Fatherland and Freedom/LNNK/meta/color}}}} [[For Fatherland and Freedom/LNNK]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{European Conservatives and Reformists/meta/color}}}} [[European Conservatives and Reformists|ECR]]
 +
|}
 +
 +
{| class="sortable wikitable"
 +
|-
 +
! Name !! National party !! EP Group
 +
|-
 +
| [[Laima Andrikienė]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Homeland Union – Lithuanian Christian Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Homeland Union]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
 +
|-
 +
| [[Zigmantas Balčytis]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Social Democratic Party of Lithuania/meta/color}}}} [[Social Democratic Party of Lithuania|Social Democratic Party]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|S&D]]
 +
|-
 +
| [[Vilija Blinkevičiūtė]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Social Democratic Party of Lithuania/meta/color}}}} [[Social Democratic Party of Lithuania|Social Democratic Party]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|S&D]]
 +
|-
 +
| [[Leonidas Donskis]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Liberal Movement (Lithuania)/meta/color}}}} [[Liberal Movement (Lithuania)|Liberal Movement]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe/meta/color}}}} [[Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe|ALDE]]
 +
|-
 +
| [[Juozas Imbrasas]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Order and Justice/meta/color}}}} [[Order and Justice]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Europe of Freedom and Democracy/meta/color}}}} [[Europe of Freedom and Democracy|EFD]]
 +
|-
 +
| [[Vytautas Landsbergis]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Homeland Union – Lithuanian Christian Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Homeland Union]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
 +
|-
 +
| [[Radvilė Morkūnaitė]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Homeland Union – Lithuanian Christian Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Homeland Union]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
 +
|-
 +
| [[Rolandas Paksas]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Order and Justice/meta/color}}}} [[Order and Justice]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Europe of Freedom and Democracy/meta/color}}}} [[Europe of Freedom and Democracy|EFD]]
 +
|-
 +
| [[Justas Vincas Paleckis|Justas Paleckis]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Social Democratic Party of Lithuania/meta/color}}}} [[Social Democratic Party of Lithuania|Social Democratic Party]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats|S&D]]
 +
|-
 +
| [[Algirdas Saudargas]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Homeland Union – Lithuanian Christian Democrats/meta/color}}}} [[Homeland Union]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{European People's Party/meta/color}}}} [[European People's Party (European Parliament group)|EPP]]
 +
|-
 +
| [[Valdemar Tomaševski]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Electoral Action of Poles in Lithuania/meta/color}}}} [[Electoral Action of Poles in Lithuania|Electoral Action of Poles]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{European Conservatives and Reformists/meta/color}}}} [[European Conservatives and Reformists|ECR]]
 +
|-
 +
| [[Viktor Uspaskich]] <ref>Resigned in 2012, became a member of the [[Lithuanian Parliament]] after the [[Lithuanian parliamentary election, 2012|2012 election]]. Replaced by [[Justina Vitkauskaitė]] on 21 November 2012.</ref>
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Labour Party (Lithuania)/meta/color}}}} [[Labour Party (Lithuania)|Labour Party]]
 +
| {{colorbox|{{Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe/meta/color}}}} [[Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe|ALDE]]
 
|}
 
|}

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Membres élus au 14/07/2009

État Nom Liste / Parti Groupe PE Circonscription
France Bélier, Sandrine   EELV / divers gauche   V-ALE Est
France Danjean, Arnaud   MAJ / Union pour un Mouvement Populaire   PPE Est
France Daul, Joseph   MAJ / Union pour un Mouvement Populaire   PPE Est
France Gollnisch, Bruno   Front National   NI Est
France Griesbeck, Nathalie[1]   Mouvement Démocrate   ADLE Est
France Hoang-Ngoc, Liêm   Parti Socialiste   S&D Est
France Mathieu, Véronique   MAJ / Union pour un Mouvement Populaire   PPE Est
France Striffler, Michèle   MAJ / La Gauche Moderne   PPE Est
France Trautmann, Catherine   Parti Socialiste   S&D Est
France Barnier, Michel   MAJ / Union pour un Mouvement Populaire   PPE Île-de-France
France Dati, Rachida   MAJ / Union pour un Mouvement Populaire   PPE Île-de-France
France Cavada, Jean-Marie   MAJ / Nouveau Centre   PPE Île-de-France
France Gallo, Marielle   MAJ / La Gauche Moderne   PPE Île-de-France
France Juvin, Philippe   MAJ / Union pour un Mouvement Populaire   PPE Île-de-France
France Cohn-Bendit, Daniel   EELV / Les Verts   V-ALE Île-de-France
France Joly, Eva   EELV / divers gauche   V-ALE Île-de-France
France Canfin, Pascal   EELV / Les Verts   V-ALE Île-de-France
France Delli, Karima   EELV / Les Verts   V-ALE Île-de-France
France Désir, Harlem   Parti Socialiste   S&D Île-de-France
France Berès, Pervenche   Parti Socialiste   S&D Île-de-France
France Sarnez (de), Marielle   Mouvement Démocrate   ADLE Île-de-France
France Le Hyaric, Patrick   Font de Gauche / Parti Communiste Français   GUE-NGL Île-de-France
France Audy, Jean-Pierre   MAJ / Union pour un Mouvement Populaire   PPE Massif Central - Centre
France Auconie (Briard-), Sophie   MAJ / Nouveau Centre   PPE Massif Central - Centre
France Soullie, Catherine [2]   MAJ / Union pour un Mouvement Populaire   PPE Massif Central - Centre
France Weber, Henri   Parti Socialiste   S&D Massif Central - Centre
France Besset, Jean-Paul   EELV / divers gauche   V-ALE Massif Central - Centre
France Riquet, Dominique   MAJ / UMP - Parti Radical   PPE Nord-Ouest
France Saïfi, Tokia   MAJ / UMP - Parti Radical   PPE Nord-Ouest
France Gauzès, Jean-Paul   MAJ / Union pour un Mouvement Populaire   PPE Nord-Ouest
France Gruny, Pascale   MAJ / Union pour un Mouvement Populaire   PPE Nord-Ouest
France Pargneaux, Gilles   Parti Socialiste   S&D Nord-Ouest
France Grelier, Estelle   Parti Socialiste   S&D Nord-Ouest
France Flautre, Hélène   EELV / Les Verts   V-ALE Nord-Ouest
France Le Pen, Marine   Front National   NI Nord-Ouest
France Lepage, Corinne   Mouvement Démocrate   ADLE Nord-Ouest
France Hénin, Jacky   Font de Gauche / Parti Communiste Français   GUE-NGL Nord-Ouest
France Ponga, Maurice   MAJ / Le Rassemblement - UMP   PPE Outre-mer
France Hoarau, Élie   AOM / Parti Communiste Réunionnais   GUE-NGL Outre-mer
France Tirolien, Patrice   Parti Socialiste   S&D Outre-mer
France Grossetête, Françoise   MAJ / Union pour un Mouvement Populaire   PPE Sud-Est
France Abad, Damien   MAJ / Nouveau Centre   PPE Sud-Est
France Vlasto, Dominique   MAJ / Union pour un Mouvement Populaire   PPE Sud-Est
France Franco, Gaston   MAJ / Union pour un Mouvement Populaire   PPE Sud-Est
France Dantin, Michel[3]   MAJ / Union pour un Mouvement Populaire   PPE Sud-Est
France Rivasi, Michèle   EELV / Les Verts   V-ALE Sud-Est
France Alfonsi, François   EELV / Partitu di a Nazione Corsa   V-ALE Sud-Est
France Benarab-Attou, Malika   EELV / Les Verts   V-ALE Sud-Est
France Peillon, Vincent   Parti Socialiste   S&D Sud-Est
France Guillaume, Sylvie   Parti Socialiste   S&D Sud-Est
France Le Pen, Jean-Marie   Front National   NI Sud-Est
France Bennahmias, Jean-Luc   Mouvement Démocrate   ADLE Sud-Est
France Vergiat, Marie-Christine   Font de Gauche / divers gauche   GUE-NGL Sud-Est
France Baudis, Dominique   MAJ / Union pour un Mouvement Populaire   PPE Sud-Ouest
France Veyrac (de), Christine   MAJ / Union pour un Mouvement Populaire   PPE Sud-Ouest
France Lamassoure, Alain   MAJ / Union pour un Mouvement Populaire   PPE Sud-Ouest
France Sanchez-Schmidt, Marie-Thérèse   MAJ / UMP - Parti Radical   PPE Sud-Ouest
France Arif, Kader   Parti Socialiste   S&D Sud-Ouest
France Castex, Françoise   Parti Socialiste   S&D Sud-Ouest
France Bové, José   EELV / divers gauche   V-ALE Sud-Ouest
France Grèze, Catherine   EELV / Les Verts   V-ALE Sud-Ouest
France Rochefort, Robert   Mouvement Démocrate   ADLE Sud-Ouest
France Mélenchon, Jean-Luc   Font de Gauche / Parti de Gauche (PG)   GUE-NGL Sud-Ouest
France Béchu, Christophe   MAJ / Union pour un Mouvement Populaire   PPE Ouest
France Morin, Élisabeth   MAJ / Union pour un Mouvement Populaire   PPE Ouest
France Cadec, Alain   MAJ / Union pour un Mouvement Populaire   PPE Ouest
France Vergnaud, Bernadette   Parti Socialiste   S&D Ouest
France Le Foll, Stéphane   Parti Socialiste   S&D Ouest
France Jadot, Yannick   EELV / divers gauche   V-ALE Ouest
France Kiil-Nielsen, Nicole   EELV / Les Verts   V-ALE Ouest
France Villiers (de), Philippe   Libertas / Mouvement pour la France   ELD Ouest
France Goulard, Sylvie   Mouvement Démocrate   ADLE Ouest

MAJ: listes de la majorité présidentielle (UMP[4] - Nouveau Centre - La Gauche Moderne)


Membres supplémentaires au 07/12/2011

Membres supplémentaires élus par l'Assemblée nationale (traité de Lisbonne).

Nom Parti Groupe PE
Jean Roatta   Union pour un Mouvement Populaire   PPE
Yves Cochet   EELV   V-ALE


  1. ↑ Remplace Jean-François Kahn
  2. ↑ Remplace Brice Hortefeux jusqu'au 24/03/2011
  3. ↑ Remplace Nora Berra jusqu'au 16/06/2012
  4. ↑ Dont Parti Radical (PRAD)


Name National party EP Group
Jan Philipp Albrecht   Alliance '90/The Greens   G–EFA
Alexander Alvaro   Free Democratic Party   ALDE
Burkhard Balz   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Lothar Bisky   The Left   EUL–NGL
Franziska Brantner   Alliance '90/The Greens   G–EFA
Elmar Brok   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Udo Bullmann   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Reimer Böge   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Reinhard Bütikofer   Alliance '90/The Greens   G–EFA
Daniel Caspary   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Jorgo Chatzimarkakis   Free Democratic Party   ALDE
Michael Cramer   Alliance '90/The Greens   G–EFA
Jürgen Creutzmann   Free Democratic Party   ALDE
Albert Deß   Christian Social Union (Bavaria)   EPP
Christian Ehler   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Cornelia Ernst   The Left   EUL–NGL
Ismail Ertug   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Markus Ferber   Christian Social Union (Bavaria)   EPP
Knut Fleckenstein   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Karl-Heinz Florenz   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Michael Gahler   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Evelyne Gebhardt   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Jens Geier   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Sven Giegold   Alliance '90/The Greens   G–EFA
Norbert Glante   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Alexander Graf Lambsdorff   Free Democratic Party   ALDE
Matthias Groote   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Ingeborg Grässle   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Rebecca Harms   Alliance '90/The Greens   G–EFA
Jutta Haug   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Nadja Hirsch   Free Democratic Party   ALDE
Monika Hohlmeier   Christian Social Union (Bavaria)   EPP
Gerald Häfner   Alliance '90/The Greens   G–EFA
Thomas Händel   The Left   EUL–NGL
Martin Häusling   Alliance '90/The Greens   G–EFA
Peter Jahr   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Elisabeth Jeggle   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Petra Kammerevert   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Martin Kastler   Christian Social Union (Bavaria)   EPP
Ska Keller   Alliance '90/The Greens   G–EFA
Christa Klaß   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Wolf Klinz   Free Democratic Party   ALDE
Jürgen Klute   The Left   EUL–NGL
Dieter-Lebrecht Koch   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Silvana Koch-Mehrin   Free Democratic Party   ALDE
Holger Krahmer   Free Democratic Party   ALDE
Constanze Krehl   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Wolfgang Kreissl-Dörfler   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Werner Kuhn   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Bernd Lange   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Werner Langen   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Kurt Lechner   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Klaus-Heiner Lehne   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Jo Leinen   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Hans-Peter Liese   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Barbara Lochbihler   Alliance '90/The Greens   G–EFA
Sabine Lösing   The Left   EUL–NGL
Thomas Mann   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Hans-Peter Mayer   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Gesine Meißner   Free Democratic Party   ALDE
Norbert Neuser   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Angelika Niebler   Christian Social Union (Bavaria)   EPP
Doris Pack   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Markus Pieper   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Bernd Posselt   Christian Social Union (Bavaria)   EPP
Hans-Gert Pöttering   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Godelieve Quisthoudt-Rowohl   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Bernhard Rapkay   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Dagmar Reichenbach   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Britta Reimers   Free Democratic Party   ALDE
Herbert Reul   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Ulrike Rodust   Social Democratic Party   PASD
Heide Rühle   Alliance '90/The Greens   G–EFA
Horst Schnellhardt   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Birgit Schnieber-Jastram   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Helmut Scholz   The Left   EUL–NGL
Elisabeth Schroedter   Alliance '90/The Greens   G–EFA
Martin Schulz   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Werner Schulz   Alliance '90/The Greens   G–EFA
Andreas Schwab   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Peter Simon   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Birgit Sippel   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Renate Sommer   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Jutta Steinruck   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Alexandra Thein   Free Democratic Party   ALDE
Michael Theurer   Free Democratic Party   ALDE
Helga Trüpel   Alliance '90/The Greens   G–EFA
Thomas Ulmer   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Sabine Verheyen   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Axel Voss   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Manfred Weber   Christian Social Union (Bavaria)   EPP
Barbara Weiler   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Anja Weisgerber   Christian Social Union (Bavaria)   EPP
Kerstin Westphal   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Rainer Wieland   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Sabine Wils   The Left   EUL–NGL
Hermann Winkler   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Joachim Zeller   Christian Democratic Union   EPP
Gabriele Zimmer   The Left   EUL–NGL
Name National party EP Group
Elisabetta Gardini   The People of Freedom   EPP
Salvatore Iacolino   The People of Freedom   EPP
Giovanni La Via   The People of Freedom   EPP
Clemente Mastella   The People of Freedom   EPP
Barbara Matera   The People of Freedom   EPP
Mario Mauro   The People of Freedom   EPP
Erminia Mazzoni   The People of Freedom   EPP
Cristiana Muscardini   The People of Freedom   EPP
Alfredo Pallone   The People of Freedom   EPP
Aldo Patriciello   The People of Freedom   EPP
Crescenzio Rivellini   The People of Freedom   EPP
Licia Ronzulli   The People of Freedom   EPP
Potito Salatto   The People of Freedom   EPP
Amalia Sartori   The People of Freedom   EPP
Marco Scurria   The People of Freedom   EPP
Sergio Silvestris   The People of Freedom   EPP
Francesca Balzani   Democratic Party   S&D
Luigi Berlinguer   Democratic Party   S&D
Rita Borsellino   Democratic Party   S&D
Salvatore Caronna   Democratic Party   S&D
Sergio Cofferati   Democratic Party   S&D
Silvia Costa   Democratic Party   S&D
Andrea Cozzolino   Democratic Party   S&D
Rosario Crocetta [1]   Democratic Party   S&D
Francesco De Angelis   Democratic Party   S&D
Paolo De Castro   Democratic Party   S&D
Leonardo Domenici   Democratic Party   S&D
Roberto Gualtieri   Democratic Party   S&D
Guido Milana   Democratic Party   S&D
Pier Antonio Panzeri   Democratic Party   S&D
Mario Pirillo   Democratic Party   S&D
Gianni Pittella   Democratic Party   S&D
Vittorio Prodi   Democratic Party   S&D
David Sassoli   Democratic Party   S&D
Debora Serracchiani   Democratic Party   S&D
Gianluca Susta   Democratic Party   S&D
Patrizia Toia   Democratic Party   S&D
Gabriele Albertini   The People of Freedom   EPP
Sonia Alfano   Italy of Values   ALDE
Magdi Allam   Union of the Centre   EPP
Roberta Angelilli   The People of Freedom   EPP
Antonello Antinoro   Union of the Centre   EPP
Alfredo Antoniozzi   The People of Freedom   EPP
Pino Arlacchi   Italy of Values   ALDE
Raffaele Baldassarre   The People of Freedom   EPP
Paolo Bartolozzi   The People of Freedom   EPP
Sergio Berlato   The People of Freedom   EPP
Mara Bizzotto   Lega Nord   EFD
Vito Bonsignore   The People of Freedom   EPP
Mario Borghezio   Lega Nord   EFD
Antonio Cancian   The People of Freedom   EPP
Carlo Casini   Union of the Centre   EPP
Giovanni Collino [2]   The People of Freedom   EPP
Lara Comi   The People of Freedom   EPP
Ciriaco de Mita   Union of the Centre   EPP
Herbert Dorfmann   South Tyrolean People's Party   EPP
Carlo Fidanza   The People of Freedom   EPP
Lorenzo Fontana   Lega Nord   EFD
Vincenzo Iovine   Italy of Values   ALDE
Claudio Morganti   Lega Nord   EFD
Tiziano Motti   Union of the Centre   EPP
Fiorello Provera   Lega Nord   EFD
Oreste Rossi   Lega Nord   EFD
Niccolò Rinaldi   Italy of Values   ALDE
Matteo Salvini   Lega Nord   EFD
Giancarlo Scottà   Lega Nord   EFD
Francesco Speroni   Lega Nord   EFD
Salvatore Tatarella   The People of Freedom   EPP
Giommaria Uggias   Italy of Values   ALDE
Gianni Vattimo   Italy of Values   ALDE
Iva Zanicchi   The People of Freedom   EPP
Andrea Zanoni   Italy of Values   ALDE
Name National party EP Group Votes
Georges Bach [3]   Christian Social People's Party   EPP 11,401
Frank Engel   Christian Social People's Party   EPP 12,996
Robert Goebbels   Socialist Workers' Party   S&D 54,608
Charles Goerens   Democratic Party   S&D 99,081
Astrid Lulling   Christian Social People's Party   EPP 28,970
Claude Turmes   The Greens   G–EFA 60,645
Name National party EP Group Period Votes
Johannes "Hans" van Baalen   People's Party for Freedom and Democracy   ALDE 14 July 2009 – 367,796
Bastiaan "Bas" Belder   Reformed Political Party   EFD 20 July 1999 – 53,450
Thijs Berman   Labour Party   S&D 20 July 2004 – 372,060
Louis Bontes [4]   Party for Freedom   NI 14 July 2009 – 6,751
Emine Bozkurt   Labour Party   S&D 20 July 2004 – 66,385
Wim van de Camp   Christian Democratic Appeal   EPP 14 July 2009 – 579,775
Marije Cornelissen   GreenLeft   G–EFA 14 July 2009 – 14,486
Peter van Dalen   ChristianUnion   ECR 14 July 2009 – 209,947
Bas Eickhout   GreenLeft   G–EFA 14 July 2009 – 13,782
Gerben-Jan Gerbrandy   Democrats 66   ALDE 14 July 2009 – 18,107
Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert [5]   People's Party for Freedom and Democracy   ALDE 20 July 2004 – 52,184
Dennis de Jong   Socialist Party   EUL–NGL 14 July 2009 – 194,359
Esther de Lange   Christian Democratic Appeal   EPP 12 April 2007 – 43,406
Kartika Liotard   Socialist Party (2009–2010) /   Independent   EUL–NGL 20 July 2004 – 32,426
Barry Madlener [6]   Party for Freedom   NI 14 July 2009 – 372,060
Toine Manders   People's Party for Freedom and Democracy   ALDE 20 July 1999 – 34,973
Judith Merkies   Labour Party   S&D 14 July 2009 – 18,553
Lambert van Nistelrooij   Christian Democratic Appeal   EPP 20 July 2004 – 41,846
Ria Oomen-Ruijten   Christian Democratic Appeal   EPP 25 July 1989 – 70,388
Judith Sargentini   GreenLeft   G–EFA 14 July 2009 – 321,744
Marietje Schaake   Democrats 66   ALDE 14 July 2009 – 18,662
Laurence Stassen [7]   Party for Freedom   NI 14 July 2009 – 17,880
Daniël van der Stoep [8]   Party for Freedom   NI 14 July 2009 – 5,650
Sophie in 't Veld   Democrats 66   ALDE 20 July 2004 – 433,957
Corien Wortmann-Kool   Christian Democratic Appeal   EPP 20 July 2004 – 48,270
Modèle:Reflist
Source: [9]
Name National party EP Group Votes
Margrete Auken   Socialist People's Party   G–EFA 204,111
Bendt Bendtsen   Conservative People's Party   EPP 176,786
Ole Christensen   Social Democrats   S&D 20,597
Anne Elisabet Jensen   Left, Liberal Party   ALDE 47,906
Dan Jørgensen   Social Democrats   S&D 233,266
Morten Løkkegaard   Left, Liberal Party   ALDE 57,175
Morten Messerschmidt   People's Party   EFD 284,500
Jens Rohde   Left, Liberal Party   ALDE 171,205
Anna Rosbach Andersen   People's Party   EFD [10] 3,592
Christel Schaldemose   Social Democrats   S&D 43,855
Søren Søndergaard   People's Movement against the EU   EUL–NGL 107,429
Britta Thomsen   Social Democrats   S&D 32,569
Emilie Turunen   Socialist People's Party   G–EFA 37,330
Name Constituency Modèle:Nowrap European Parliament group
Liam Aylward East style="background-color: Modèle:Fianna Fáil/meta/color; width: 5px;" | Fianna Fáil style="background-color: Modèle:Group of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe/meta/color; width: 5px;" | Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe
Nessa Childers East style="background-color: Modèle:Labour Party (Ireland)/meta/color" | Labour Party style="background-color: Modèle:Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color" | Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats
Brian Crowley South style="background-color: Modèle:Fianna Fáil/meta/color" | Fianna Fáil style="background-color: Modèle:Group of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe/meta/color" | Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe
Proinsias De Rossa[11] Dublin style="background-color: Modèle:Labour Party (Ireland)/meta/color" | Labour Party style="background-color: Modèle:Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color" | Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats
Pat the Cope Gallagher North-West style="background-color: Modèle:Fianna Fáil/meta/color" | Fianna Fáil style="background-color: Modèle:Group of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe/meta/color" | Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe
Marian Harkin North-West style="background-color: Modèle:Independent (politician)/meta/color" | Independent style="background-color: Modèle:Group of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe/meta/color" | Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe
Jim Higgins North-West style="background-color: Modèle:Fine Gael/meta/color" | Fine Gael style="background-color: Modèle:European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color" | European People's Party
Joe Higgins[12] Dublin style="background-color: Modèle:Socialist Party (Ireland)/meta/color" | Socialist Party style="background-color: Modèle:European United Left–Nordic Green Left/meta/color" | European United Left–Nordic Green Left
Alan Kelly[13] South style="background-color: Modèle:Labour Party (Ireland)/meta/color" | Labour Party style="background-color: Modèle:Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color" | Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats
Seán Kelly South style="background-color: Modèle:Fine Gael/meta/color" | Fine Gael style="background-color: Modèle:European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color" | European People's Party
Mairead McGuinness East style="background-color: Modèle:Labour Party (Ireland)/meta/color" | Fine Gael style="background-color: Modèle:European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color" | European People's Party
Gay Mitchell Dublin style="background-color: Modèle:Fine Gael/meta/color" | Fine Gael style="background-color: Modèle:European People's Party (European Parliament group)/meta/color" | European People's Party
Name Constituency National Party EP Group
Stuart Agnew East of England UKIP EFD
Martina Anderson Northern Ireland SF EUL-NGL
Marta Andreasen South East England Conservative[14] ECR
Richard Ashworth South East England Conservative ECR
Robert Atkins North West England Conservative ECR
Gerard Batten London UKIP EFD
Catherine Bearder South East England Lib Dem ALDE
Phil Bennion[15] West Midlands Lib Dem ALDE
Godfrey Bloom Yorkshire and the Humber UKIP EFD
Sharon Bowles South East England Lib Dem ALDE
Philip Bradbourn West Midlands Conservative ECR
Andrew Brons Yorkshire and the Humber BNP NI
John Bufton Wales UKIP EFD
Martin Callanan North East England Conservative ECR
David Campbell Bannerman East of England Conservative[16] ECR
Michael Cashman West Midlands Labour PASD
Giles Chichester South West England Conservative ECR
Derek Clark East Midlands UKIP EFD
Trevor Colman South West England UKIP NI
William, Earl of Dartmouth South West England UKIP EFD
Chris Davies North West England Lib Dem ALDE
Nirj Deva South East England Conservative ECR
Diane Dodds Northern Ireland DUP NI
Andrew Duff East of England Lib Dem ALDE
James Elles South East England Conservative ECR
Jill Evans Wales PC Greens–EFA
Nigel Farage South East England UKIP EFD
Vicky Ford East of England Conservative ECR
Jacqueline Foster North West England Conservative ECR
Ashley Fox South West England Conservative ECR
Julie Girling South West England Conservative ECR
Nick Griffin North West England BNP NI
Fiona Hall North East England Lib Dem ALDE
Daniel Hannan South East England Conservative ECR
Malcolm Harbour West Midlands Conservative ECR
Roger Helmer East Midlands UKIP[17] EFD
Mary Honeyball London Labour PASD
Richard Howitt East of England Labour PASD
Ian Hudghton Scotland SNP Greens–EFA
Stephen Hughes North East England Labour PASD
Syed Kamall London Conservative ECR
Saj Karim North West England Conservative ECR
Timothy Kirkhope Yorkshire and the Humber Conservative ECR
Jean Lambert London Greens (E&W) Greens–EFA
Sarah Ludford London Lib Dem ALDE
George Lyon Scotland Lib Dem ALDE
David Martin Scotland Labour PASD
Linda McAvan Yorkshire and the Humber Labour PASD
Arlene McCarthy North West England Labour PASD
Emma McClarkin East Midlands Conservative ECR
Edward McMillan-Scott Yorkshire and the Humber Lib Dem ALDE
Anthea McIntyre[18] West Midlands Conservative ECR
Claude Moraes London Labour PASD
Mike Nattrass West Midlands UKIP EFD
Bill Newton Dunn East Midlands Lib Dem ALDE
Jim Nicholson Northern Ireland UCUNF ECR
Paul Nuttall North West England UKIP EFD
Brian Simpson North West England Labour PASD
Nikki Sinclaire West Midlands Independent[19] NI
Peter Skinner South East England Labour PASD
Alyn Smith Scotland SNP Greens–EFA
Struan Stevenson Scotland Conservative ECR
Catherine Stihler Scotland Labour PASD
Robert Sturdy East of England Conservative ECR
Kay Swinburne Wales Conservative ECR
Charles Tannock London Conservative ECR
Keith Taylor[20] South East England Greens (E&W) Greens–EFA
Rebecca Taylor[21] Yorkshire and the Humber Lib Dem ALDE
Geoffrey Van Orden East of England Conservative ECR
Derek Vaughan Wales Labour PASD
Graham Watson South West England Lib Dem ALDE
Glenis Willmott East Midlands Labour PASD
Marina Yannakoudakis London Conservative ECR
Name National party EP Group
Modèle:Sortname   Socialist Movement   S&D
Modèle:Sortname   Coalition of the Radical Left   EUL–NGL
Modèle:Sortname   New Democracy   EPP
Modèle:Sortname   Socialist Movement   S&D
Modèle:Sortname   New Democracy   EPP
Modèle:Sortname   New Democracy   EPP
Modèle:Sortname [22]   Socialist Movement   S&D
Modèle:Sortname [23]   Communist Party   EUL–NGL
Modèle:Sortname   Socialist Movement   S&D
Modèle:Sortname [24]   Socialist Movement   S&D
Modèle:Sortname   New Democracy   EPP
Modèle:Sortname   New Democracy   EPP
Modèle:Sortname   Socialist Movement   S&D
Modèle:Sortname   New Democracy   EPP
Modèle:Sortname   Socialist Movement   S&D
Modèle:Sortname [25]   Popular Orthodox Rally   EFD
Modèle:Sortname   New Democracy (2009–2010)
  Democratic Alliance(2010–2012)
  Drasi 		  EPP (2009–2010)
  ALDE
Modèle:Sortname   Socialist Movement   S&D
Modèle:Sortname   Communist Party   EUL–NGL
Modèle:Sortname   Ecologist Greens   G–EFA
Modèle:Sortname   New Democracy   EPP
Modèle:Sortname   Popular Orthodox Rally   EFD


Name National party EP Group
Pablo Arias Echeverría   People's Party   EPP
María del Pilar Ayuso González   People's Party   EPP
Luis de Grandes Pascual   People's Party   EPP
Pilar del Castillo Vera   People's Party   EPP
Agustín Díaz de Mera García Consuegra   People's Party   EPP
Rosa Estaràs Ferragut   People's Party   EPP
Carmen Fraga Estévez   People's Party   EPP
José García-Margallo y Marfil   People's Party   EPP
Salvador Garriga Polledo   People's Party   EPP
Cristina Gutiérrez-Cortines Corral   People's Party   EPP
María Esther Herranz García   People's Party   EPP
Santiago Fisas Ayxelá   People's Party   EPP
Carlos José Iturgaiz Angulo   People's Party   EPP
Teresa Jimznez-Becerril Barrio   People's Party   EPP
Verónica Lope Fontagne   People's Party   EPP
Antonio López-Istúriz White   People's Party   EPP
Gabriel Mato Adrover   People's Party   EPP
Jaime Mayor Oreja   People's Party   EPP
Francisco José Millán Mon   People's Party   EPP
Íñigo Méndez de Vigo Montojo   People's Party   EPP
José Salafranca Sánchez-Neira   People's Party   EPP
Alejo Vidal-Quadras Roca   People's Party   EPP
Pablo Zalba Bidegain   People's Party   EPP
Eva Ortiz Vilella [26]   People's Party   EPP
Magdalena Álvarez   Socialist Workers' Party   S&D
Josefa Andrés Barea   Socialist Workers' Party   S&D
Inés Ayala   Socialist Workers' Party   S&D
María Badía   Socialist Workers' Party   S&D
Alejandro Cercas   Socialist Workers' Party   S&D
Ricardo Cortes Lastra   Socialist Workers' Party   S&D
Iratxe García   Socialist Workers' Party   S&D
Eider Gardiazabal Rubial   Socialist Workers' Party   S&D
Enrique Guerrero Salom   Socialist Workers' Party   S&D
Ramón Jáuregui Atondo   Socialist Workers' Party   S&D
Juan Fernando López Aguilar   Socialist Workers' Party   S&D
Miguel Ángel Martínez Martínez   Socialist Workers' Party   S&D
Antonio Masip Hidalgo   Socialist Workers' Party   S&D
Emilio Menéndez   Socialist Workers' Party   S&D
María Muñiz de Urquiza   Socialist Workers' Party   S&D
Raimon Obiols i Germà   Socialist Workers' Party   S&D
Juan Andrés Perelló Rodríguez   Socialist Workers' Party   S&D
Teresa Riera   Socialist Workers' Party   S&D
Carmen Romero López   Socialist Workers' Party   S&D
Antolín Sánchez   Socialist Workers' Party   S&D
Luis Yáñez-Barnuevo   Socialist Workers' Party   S&D
Vicente Miguel Garcés Ramón [27]   Socialist Workers' Party   S&D
Dolores García-Hierro [28]   Socialist Workers' Party   S&D
Izaskun Bilbao   Coalition for Europe (  Basque Nationalist Party)   ALDE
Salvador Sedó [29]   Coalition for Europe (  Democratic Convergence of Catalonia)   ALDE
Ramon Tremosa   Coalition for Europe (  Democratic Convergence of Catalonia)   ALDE
Francisco Sosa Wagner   Union, Progress and Democracy   NI
Willy Meyer Pleite   The Left (  United Left)   EUL–NGL
Raül Romeva   The Left (  Initiative for Catalonia Greens)   G–EFA
Oriol Junqueras [30]   Europe of the Peoples–Greens (  Republican Left of Catalonia)   G–EFA
Name National party EP Group
Modèle:Sortname   Social Democratic Party   EPP
Modèle:Sortname   Social Democratic Party   EPP
Modèle:Sortname   Social Democratic Party   EPP
Modèle:Sortname   Social Democratic Party   EPP
Modèle:Sortname   Social Democratic Party   EPP
Modèle:Sortname   Social Democratic Party   EPP
Modèle:Sortname   Social Democratic Party   EPP
Modèle:Sortname   Social Democratic Party   EPP
Modèle:Sortname   Socialist Party   S&D
Modèle:Sortname   Socialist Party   S&D
Modèle:Sortname   Socialist Party   S&D
Modèle:Sortname   Socialist Party   S&D
Modèle:Sortname   Socialist Party   S&D
Modèle:Sortname   Socialist Party   S&D
Modèle:Sortname   Socialist Party   S&D
Modèle:Sortname   Left Bloc   EUL–NGL
Modèle:Sortname   Left Bloc (2009–2011)
  Independent 		  EUL–NGL (2009–2011)
  G–EFA
Modèle:Sortname [31]   Left Bloc   EUL–NGL
Modèle:Sortname [32]   Democratic Unity Coalition (Communist Party)   EUL–NGL
Modèle:Sortname   Democratic Unity Coalition (Communist Party)   EUL–NGL
Modèle:Sortname   Democratic and Social Centre–People's Party   EPP
Modèle:Sortname   Democratic and Social Centre–People's Party   EPP
Name National party EP Group
Martin Ehrenhauser   Hans-Peter Martin's List   NI
Karin Kadenbach   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Othmar Karas   People's Party   EPP
Elisabeth Köstinger   People's Party   EPP
Jörg Leichtfried   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Eva Lichtenberger   The Greens–The Green Alternative   G–EFA
Ulrike Lunacek   The Greens–The Green Alternative   G–EFA
Hans-Peter Martin   Hans-Peter Martin's List   NI
Andreas Mölzer   Freedom Party   NI
Franz Obermayr   Freedom Party   NI
Hella Ranner [33]   People's Party   EPP
Evelyn Regner   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Paul Rübig   People's Party   EPP
Richard Seeber   People's Party   EPP
Ewald Stadler [34]   Alliance for the Future   NI
Ernst Strasser [35]   People's Party   EPP
Hannes Swoboda   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Angelika Werthmann   Hans-Peter Martin's List   NI
Josef Weidenholzer [36]   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Name National party EP Group Votes
Modèle:Sortname   Christian Democrats   EPP 53,803
Modèle:Sortname [37]   Swedish People's Party   ALDE 16,887
Modèle:Sortname   Green League   G–EFA 57,032
Modèle:Sortname [38]   Green League   G–EFA 58,926
Modèle:Sortname [39]   National Coalition Party   EPP 66,033
Modèle:Sortname   Social Democratic Party   S&D 45,325
Modèle:Sortname   Centre Party   ALDE 80,156
Modèle:Sortname   National Coalition Party   EPP 51,508
Modèle:Sortname   Centre Party   ALDE 37,330
Modèle:Sortname   National Coalition Party   EPP 51,493
Modèle:Sortname   Social Democratic Party   S&D 71,829
Modèle:Sortname [40]   True Finns   EFD 130,715
Modèle:Sortname   Centre Party   ALDE 39,444
Name National party EP Group Votes
Amelia Andersdotter [41]   Pirate Party   G–EFA 22,303
Anna Maria Corazza   Moderate Party   EPP 85,405
Lena Ek [42]   Centre Party   ALDE 57,836
Christian Engström   Pirate Party   G–EFA 43,808
Christofer Fjellner   Moderate Party   EPP 40,142
Göran Färm   Social Democratic Party   S&D 20,078
Anna Hedh   Social Democratic Party   S&D 20,716
Gunnar Hökmark   Moderate Party   EPP 90,505
Amna Ibrišagić   Moderate Party   EPP 23,598
Olle Ludvigsson   Social Democratic Party   S&D 53,182
Isabella Lövin   Green Party   G–EFA 48,061
Jens Nilsson [43]   Social Democratic Party   S&D 17,156
Marit Paulsen   Liberal People's Party   ALDE 221,489
Carl Schlyter   Green Party   G–EFA 89,347
Olle Schmidt   Liberal People's Party   ALDE 11,708
Alf Svensson   Christian Democrats   EPP 54,082
Eva-Britt Svensson [44]   Left Party   EUL–NGL 39,145
Marita Ulvskog   Social Democratic Party   S&D 173,894
Åsa Westlund   Social Democratic Party   S&D 40,432
Cecilia Wikström   Liberal People's Party   ALDE 17,746
Name National party EP Group
Modèle:Sortname   Progressive Party of Working People   EUN–NGL
Modèle:Sortname   Democratic Rally   EPP–ED
Modèle:Sortname   Democratic Rally   EPP–ED
Modèle:Sortname   Democratic Party   ALDE
Modèle:Sortname   For Europe   EPP–ED
Modèle:Sortname   Progressive Party of Working People   EUN–NGL
Name National party EP Group
Modèle:Sortname [45]   Social Democratic Party   PES
Modèle:Sortname   Pro Patria Union   EPP–ED
Modèle:Sortname   Social Democratic Party   PES
Modèle:Sortname   Centre Party   ALDE
Modèle:Sortname   Reform Party   ALDE
Modèle:Sortname   Social Democratic Party   PES


Name National party EP Group
János Áder [46]   Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union   EPP
Zoltán Balczó [47]   Jobbik–The Movement for a Better Hungary   NI
Lajos Bokros   Democratic Forum   ECR
Tamás Deutsch   Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union   EPP
Kinga Gál   Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union   EPP
Béla Glattfelder   Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union   EPP
Kinga Göncz   Socialist Party   S&D
Zita Gurmai   Socialist Party   S&D
Enikő Győri [48]   Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union   EPP
András Gyürk   Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union   EPP
Ágnes Hankiss   Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union   EPP
Edit Herczog   Socialist Party   S&D
Lívia Járóka   Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union   EPP
Ádám Kósa   Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union   EPP
Krisztina Morvai   Jobbik–The Movement for a Better Hungary   NI
Csaba Őry   Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union   EPP
Pál Schmitt [49]   Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union   EPP
György Schöpflin   Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union   EPP
László Surján   Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union   EPP
József Szájer   Fidesz–Hungarian Civic Union   EPP
Csanád Szegedi   Jobbik–The Movement for a Better Hungary   NI
Csaba Tabajdi   Socialist Party   S&D
Name National party EP Group
Ivars Godmanis   Latvia's First Party/Latvian Way   ALDE
Sandra Kalniete   Civic Union   EPP
Artūrs Kariņš   New Era Party   EPP
Aleksandrs Mirskis   Harmony Centre   S&D
Alfreds Rubiks   Harmony Centre   EUL–NGL
Kārlis Šadurskis [50]   Civic Union   EPP
Inese Vaidere   Civic Union   EPP
Tatjana Ždanoka   For Human Rights in United Latvia   G–EFA
Roberts Zīle   For Fatherland and Freedom/LNNK   ECR
Name National party EP Group
Laima Andrikienė   Homeland Union   EPP
Zigmantas Balčytis   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Vilija Blinkevičiūtė   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Leonidas Donskis   Liberal Movement   ALDE
Juozas Imbrasas   Order and Justice   EFD
Vytautas Landsbergis   Homeland Union   EPP
Radvilė Morkūnaitė   Homeland Union   EPP
Rolandas Paksas   Order and Justice   EFD
Justas Paleckis   Social Democratic Party   S&D
Algirdas Saudargas   Homeland Union   EPP
Valdemar Tomaševski   Electoral Action of Poles   ECR
Viktor Uspaskich [51]   Labour Party   ALDE
  1. ↑ Resigned in 2012, became President of Sicily. Replaced by Francesca Barracciu on 17 December 2012.
  2. ↑ Deposed in 2011 by the Italian electoral office. Replaced by Giuseppe Gargani on 6 June 2011.
  3. ↑ Replaced Viviane Reding (71,410 votes), who remained the European Commissioner for Information Society and Media in the Barroso Commission.
  4. ↑ Resigned in 2010, became a member of the Dutch Parliament (House of Representatives) after the 2010 election. Replaced by Lucas Hartong on 22 June 2010.
  5. ↑ Resigned in 2010, became a member of the Dutch Parliament (House of Representatives) after the 2010 election. Replaced by Jan Mulder on 22 June 2010.
  6. ↑ Resigned in 2012, became a member of the Dutch Parliament (House of Representatives) after the 2012 election. Replaced by Patricia van der Kammen on 27 September 2012.
  7. ↑ Replaced Geert Wilders.
  8. ↑ Resigned in 2011 because he caused a car crash while drink driving. Replaced by Auke Zijlstra on 13 September 2011. Van der Stoep returned to the Parliament in
    December 2011 because of the Lisbon Treaty. However, the Party for Freedom did not allow him to rejoin their delegation, and now he sits as an independent.
  9. ↑ Dutch MEPs Europa-nu
  10. ↑ Member of EFD until 9 March 2011, after that he sat as Independent (ECR).
  11. ↑ Proinsias De Rossa resigned in January 2012, and was replaced by Emer Costello in February 2012.
  12. ↑ Joe Higgins resigned in February 2011, when he was elected to Dáil Éireann at the 2011 general election. He was replaced by Paul Murphy in April 2011.
  13. ↑ Alan Kelly resigned in February 2011, when he was elected to Dáil Éireann at the 2011 general election. He was replaced by Phil Prendergast in April 2011.
  14. ↑ Marta Andreasen was elected for the UK Independence Party but joined the Conservative Party in February 2013.
  15. ↑ Liz Lynne retired on 3 February 2012 and was replaced by Phil Bennion on 6 February 2012.
  16. ↑ David Campbell Bannerman was elected for the UK Independence Party but joined the Conservative Party on 24 May 2011.
  17. ↑ Roger Helmer was elected as a Conservative but joined the UK Independence Party on 3 March 2012.
  18. ↑ Anthea McIntyre became a Member on 1 December 2011 under the provisions of the Treaty of Lisbon.
  19. ↑ Nikki Sinclaire was elected for the UK Independence Party but left the party on 18 January 2010.
  20. ↑ Caroline Lucas resigned on 17 May 2010 and was replaced by Keith Taylor on 2 June 2010.
  21. ↑ Diana Wallis resigned on 31 January 2012 and was replaced by Rebecca Taylor on 8 March 2012.
  22. ↑ Resigned in 2011, became the Minister for Foreign Affairs in Papandreou III. Replaced by Dimitrios Droutsas on 22 June 2011.
  23. ↑ Resigned in 2009, became a member of the Greek Parliament after the 2009 election. Replaced by Charalampos Angourakis on 14 October 2009.
  24. ↑ Resigned in 2009, became the Minister of Finance in Papandreou I. Replaced by Spyros Danellis on 8 October 2009.
  25. ↑ Resigned in 2009, became a member of the Greek Parliament after the 2009 election. Replaced by Nikolaos Salavrakos on 14 October 2009.
  26. ↑ MEP since the Lisbon Treaty.
  27. ↑ MEP since the Lisbon Treaty.
  28. ↑ MEP since the Lisbon Treaty.
  29. ↑ MEP since the Lisbon Treaty.
  30. ↑ Resigned in 2011, replaced by Ana Miranda Paz on 1 January 2012.
  31. ↑ Died in 2012, replaced by Alda Sousa.
  32. ↑ Resigned in 2012, replaced by Inês Zuber.
  33. ↑ Resigned in 2011 following media allegations of her intention to repay a business debt with parliamentary fees. Replaced by Heinz Becker on 1 April 2011.
  34. ↑ MEP since the Lisbon Treaty.
  35. ↑ Resigned in 2011 because of the 2011 cash for laws scandal. Replaced by Hubert Pirker on 31 March 2011.
  36. ↑ MEP since the Lisbon Treaty.
  37. ↑ Resigned in 2012, became the Minister of Defence in Katainen I. Replaced by Nils Torvalds on 5 July 2012.
  38. ↑ Resigned in 2011, became the Minister for International Development in Katainen I. Replaced by Tarja Cronberg on 22 June 2011.
  39. ↑ Resigned in 2012, became an auditor of the Court of Auditors. Replaced by Petri Sarvamaa on 1 March 2012.
  40. ↑ Resigned in 2011, became a member of the Finnish Parliament after the 2011 election. Replaced by Sampo Terho on 26 April 2011.
  41. ↑ MEP since the Lisbon Treaty.
  42. ↑ Resigned in 2011, became the Minister for the Environment in Reinfeldt I. Replaced by Kent Johansson (7,623 votes) on 18 October 2011.
  43. ↑ MEP since the Lisbon Treaty.
  44. ↑ Resigned in 2011 due to health problems. Replaced by Mikael Gustafsson (3,218 votes) on 22 September 2011.
  45. ↑ Resigned in 2006, became the President of Estonia. Replaced by Katrin Saks on 8 October 2006.
  46. ↑ Resigned in 2012, became the President of Hungary. Replaced by Erik Bánki in June 2012.
  47. ↑ Resigned in 2010, became one of the deputy speakers of the Hungarian Parliament. Replaced by Béla Kovács in May 2010.
  48. ↑ Resigned in 2010, became the state secretary for European Affairs in Orbán II. Replaced by Zoltán Bagó in September 2010.
  49. ↑ Resigned in 2010, became the President of Hungary. Replaced by Ildikó Pelczné Gáll in June 2010.
  50. ↑ MEP since the Lisbon Treaty.
  51. ↑ Resigned in 2012, became a member of the Lithuanian Parliament after the 2012 election. Replaced by Justina Vitkauskaitė on 21 November 2012.
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