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List

Name National party EP Group Constituency
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 East France
Arnaud Danjean Union for a Popular Movement   EPP East France
Joseph Daul   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP East France
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National Front 		  NI East France
Nathalie Griesbeck[1]   Democratic Movement   ALDE East France
Liêm Hoang-Ngoc   Socialist Party   S&D East France
Véronique Mathieu   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP East France
Michèle Striffler   Modern Left   EPP East France
Catherine Trautmann   Socialist Party   S&D East France
Michel Barnier   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP Île-de-France
Rachida Dati   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP Île-de-France
Jean-Marie Cavada   Union for a Popular Movement (New Centre)   EPP Île-de-France
Marielle Gallo   Modern Left   EPP Île-de-France
Philippe Juvin   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP Île-de-France
Daniel Cohn-Bendit   Europe Ecology (The Greens)   G–EFA Île-de-France
Eva Joly   Europe Ecology   G–EFA Île-de-France
Pascal Canfin   Europe Ecology   G–EFA Île-de-France
Karima Delli   Europe Ecology   G–EFA Île-de-France
Harlem Désir   Socialist Party   S&D Île-de-France
Pervenche Berès   Socialist Party   S&D Île-de-France
Marielle de Sarnez   Democratic Movement   ALDE Île-de-France
Patrick Le Hyaric   Left Front (Communist Party)   EUL–NGL Île-de-France
Jean-Pierre Audy   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP Massif Central-Centre
Sophie Briard-Auconie   Union for a Popular Movement–New Centre   EPP Massif Central-Centre
Catherine Soullie [2]   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP Massif Central-Centre
Henri Weber   Socialist Party   S&D Massif Central-Centre
Jean-Paul Besset   Europe Ecology   G–EFA Massif Central-Centre
Dominique Riquet   Union for a Popular Movement–Radical   EPP North-West France
Tokia Saïfi   Union for a Popular Movement–Radical   EPP North-West France
Jean-Paul Gauzès   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP North-West France
Pascale Gruny   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP North-West France
Gilles Pargneaux   Socialist Party   S&D North-West France
Estelle Grelier   Socialist Party   S&D North-West France
Hélène Flautre   Europe Ecology (The Greens)   G–EFA North-West France
Marine Le Pen   National Front   NI North-West France
Corinne Lepage   Democratic Movement   ALDE North-West France
Jacky Hénin   Left Front (Communist Party)   EUL–NGL North-West France
Maurice Ponga   Union for a Popular Movement–The Rally   EPP Overseas territories
Élie Hoarau   Left Front (Communist Party of Réunion)   EUL–NGL Overseas territories
Patrice Tirolien   Socialist Party   S&D Overseas territories
Françoise Grossetête   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP South-East
Damien Abad   Union for a Popular Movement–New Centre   EPP South-East
Dominique Vlasto   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP South-East
Gaston Franco   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP South-East
Michel Dantin[3]   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP South-East
Michèle Rivasi   Europe Ecology (The Greens)   G–EFA South-East
François Alfonsi   Party of the Corsican Nation   G–EFA South-East
Malika Benarab-Attou   Europe Ecology   G–EFA South-East
Vincent Peillon   Socialist Party   S&D South-East
Sylvie Guillaume   Socialist Party   S&D South-East
Jean-Marie Le Pen   National Front   NI South-East
Jean-Luc Bennahmias   Democratic Movement   ALDE South-East
Marie-Christine Vergiat   Left Front (Miscellaneous Left)   EUL–NGL South-East
Dominique Baudis   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP South-West
Christine de Veyrac   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP South-West
Alain Lamassoure   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP South-West
Marie-Thérèse Sanchez-Schmidt   Union for a Popular Movement–Radical   EPP South-West
Kader Arif   Socialist Party   S&D South-West
Françoise Castex   Socialist Party   S&D South-West
José Bové   Europe Ecology   G–EFA South-West
Catherine Grèze   Europe Ecology   G–EFA South-West
Robert Rochefort   Democratic Movement   ALDE South-West
Jean-Luc Mélenchon   Left Front (Left Party)   EUL–NGL South-West
Christophe Béchu   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP West
Élisabeth Morin   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP West
Alain Cadec   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP West
Bernadette Vergnaud   Socialist Party   S&D West
Stéphane Le Foll   Socialist Party   S&D West
Yannick Jadot   Europe Ecology   G–EFA West
Nicole Kiil-Nielsen   Europe Ecology   G–EFA West
Philippe de Villiers   Libertas (MPF)   EFD West
Sylvie Goulard   Democratic Movement   ALDE West


  1. ↑ Replacing Jean-François Kahn
  2. ↑ Replacing Brice Hortefeux
  3. ↑ Replacing Nora Berra
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