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FRANÇAIS Allemagne Résultats définitifs des élections du 26 mai 2019 Afficher 10 éléments Rechercher: Affiliation Tendance Nombre de Pourcentage de Nombre de Partis politiques politique par rapport à voix voix sièges européenne 2014 Union chrétienne- PPE 8 437 093 28,90 % 29 ↓ démocrate Union chrétienne- sociale (CDU/CSU) Alliance 90 - Les verts Verts/ALE 7 675 584 20,5 % 21 ↑ Parti social-démocrate S&D 5 914 953 15,8 % 16 ↓ (SPD) Alternative für ELDD 4 103 453 11,0 % 11 ↑ Deutschland (AfD) La gauche (DL) GUE/NGL 2 056 010 5,5 % 5 ↓ Parti libéral-démocrate Renew Europe 2 028 353 5,4 % 5 ↑ (FDP) Le Parti Verts/ALE 898 386 2,4% 2 ↑ Les électeurs libres Renew Europe 806 590 2,2 % 2 ↑ Parti pour les animaux GUE/ NGL 541 984 1,4 % 1 ↑ Parti écologiste Verts/ALE 370 006 1,0 % 1 ↑ démocratique Affichage des éléments 1 à 10 sur 13 éléments Précédent Suivant Les députés élus Manfred Weber Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Hidegard Bentele Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Stefan Heinrich Berger Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Daniel Caspary Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Lena Düpont Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Jan Christian Ehler Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Heinz Michael Gahler Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Jens Peter Gieseke Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Niclas Herbst Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Dieter Peter Jahr Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Hans Peter Liese Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Norbert Alexander Lins Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) David James McAllister Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Bavière (CDU/CSU) Markus Pieper Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Dennis Christopher Radtke Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Christine Schneider Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Sven Schulze Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Andreas Joachim Schwab Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Ralf Seekatz Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Sven Simon Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Sabine Verheyen Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Axel Voss Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Marion Erika Walsmann Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Rainer Wieland Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Angelika Niebler Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Marlene Mortler Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Monika Brigitte Gertrud Maria Hohlmeier Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Markus Johannes Ferber Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Christian Konrad Doleschal Union chrétienne démocrate / Union chrétienne-sociale de PPE Bavière (CDU/CSU) Katarina Barley Parti social-démocrate allemand S&D Hans Udo Bullmann Parti social-démocrate allemand S&D Maria Noichl Parti social-démocrate allemand S&D Jens Adolf Geier Parti social-démocrate allemand S&D Delara Burkhardt Parti social-démocrate allemand S&D Bernd Lange Parti social-démocrate allemand S&D Birgit Sippel Parti social-démocrate allemand S&D Dietmar Köster Parti social-démocrate allemand S&D Gabriele Bischoff Parti social-démocrate allemand S&D Sabit Ismail Ertug Parti social-démocrate allemand S&D Constanze Angela Krehl Parti social-démocrate allemand S&D Tiemo Wölken Parti social-démocrate allemand S&D Petra Kammerevert Parti social-démocrate allemand S&D Norbert Hans Neuser Parti social-démocrate allemand S&D Evelyne Marie-Thérèse Gebhardt Parti social-démocrate allemand S&D Joachim Dieter Schuster Parti social-démocrate allemand S&D Nicola Beer Parti démocrate libre Renew Europe Svenja Ilona Hahn Parti démocrate libre Renew Europe Jan-Christoph Oetjen Parti démocrate libre Renew Europe Andreas Glück Parti démocrate libre Renew Europe Moritz Körner Parti démocrate libre Renew Europe Ulrike Müller Electeurs libres Renew Europe Engin Eroglu Electeurs libres Renew Europe Maria Franziska Keller Alliance 90/ Les Verts Les Verts/ALE Sven Giegold Alliance 90/ Les Verts Les Verts/ALE Theresa Reintke Alliance 90/ Les Verts Les Verts/ALE Hans Reinhard Bütikofer Alliance 90/ Les Verts Les Verts/ALE Hannah Marie Neumann Alliance 90/ Les Verts Les Verts/ALE Martin Christian Häusling Alliance 90/ Les Verts Les Verts/ALE Anna Katrin Cavazzini Alliance 90/ Les Verts Les Verts/ALE Erik Marquardt Alliance 90/ Les Verts Les Verts/ALE Katrin Langensiepen Alliance 90/ Les Verts Les Verts/ALE Romeo Peter Sischo Franz Alliance 90/ Les Verts Les Verts/ALE Jutta Paulus Alliance 90/ Les Verts Les Verts/ALE Sergey Lagodinsky Alliance 90/ Les Verts Les Verts/ALE Henrike Nanna Gisela Hahn Alliance 90/ Les Verts Les Verts/ALE Jan Michael Bloss Alliance 90/ Les Verts Les Verts/ALE Anna Deparnay-Grunenberg Alliance 90/ Les Verts Les Verts/ALE Rasmus Andresen Alliance 90/ Les Verts Les Verts/ALE Alexandra Geese Alliance 90/ Les Verts Les Verts/ALE Niklas Hendrik Nienaß Alliance 90/ Les Verts Les Verts/ALE Viola von Cramon Alliance 90/ Les Verts Les Verts/ALE Daniel Freund Alliance 90/ Les Verts Les Verts/ALE Pierrette Herzberger-Fofana Alliance 90/ Les Verts Les Verts/ALE Nico Semsrott Le PARTI Les Verts/ALE Klaus Buchner Parti écologique démocrate Les Verts/ALE Patrick Breyer Les Pirates Les Verts/ALE Damian Hieronymus Johannes Freiherr von Volt Les Verts/ALE Boeselager Helmut Julis Geuking Parti allemand de la famille CRE Jörg Meuthen Alternative pour l’Allemagne Identité et démocratie Guido Reil Alternative pour l’Allemagne Identité et démocratie Maximilian Krah Alternative pour l’Allemagne Identité et démocratie Lars Patrick Berg Alternative pour l’Allemagne Identité et démocratie Bernhard Zimniok Alternative pour l’Allemagne Identité et démocratie Nicolaus Fest Alternative pour l’Allemagne Identité et démocratie Markus Buchheit Alternative pour l’Allemagne Identité et démocratie Christine Anderson Alternative pour l’Allemagne Identité et démocratie Sylvia Limmer Alternative pour l’Allemagne Identité et démocratie Gunnar Beck Alternative pour l’Allemagne Identité et démocratie Joachim Kuhs Alternative pour l’Allemagne Identité et démocratie Martin Schirdewan La Gauche GUE/NGL Özlem Alev Demirel La Gauche GUE/NGL Cornelia Ernst La Gauche GUE/NGL Helmut Scholz La Gauche GUE/NGL Martina Michels La Gauche GUE/NGL Martin Buschmann Parti pour les hommes, l’environnement et la protection des GUE/NGL animaux Martin Hans Sonneborn Le PARTI Listes pour les élections du 26 mai 2019 Affiliation Tête de Nom du parti Traduction Site internet Programme européenne liste Christlich- Union chrétienne- PPE Manfred cdu.de Programme demokratische Union démocrate Weber csu.de Programme (CDU) Union chrétienne- Christlich-soziale Union sociale (CSU) Sozialdemokratische Parti social- S&D Katarina spd.de Programme Partei Deutschland démocrate Barley (SPD) d’Allemagne Udo Bullmann Familien Partei Parti des familles CRE Helmut familien-partei-saarland.de Programme Geuking Liberal Konservativen Réformateur CRE Bernd Lucke lkr.de Programme Reformer libéraux- conservateurs Freie Demokratische Parti libéral- ADLE Nicola Beer fdp.de Programme Partei – Die Liberalen démocrate (FDP) Neue Liberale Les nouveaux ADLE Christoph neueliberale.eu Programme libéraux Pyak Freie Wähler Les électeurs ADLE Ulrike Müller freiewaehler.eu Programme libres Die Humanisten Les humanistes ADLE Robin diehumanisten.de Programme Thiedmann Partei Mensch Umwelt Parti de GUE/NGL Martin tierschutzpartei.de Programme Tierschutz protection des Buschmann animaux Die Linke La Gauche GUE/NGL Özlem Alev die-linke.de Programme Demirel et Martin Schirdewan Demokratie in Europa Mouvement pour GUE/NGL Rasmus diem25.org Programme DiEM25 la démocratie en Nordqvist Europe 2025 Bündnis 90 / Die Grünen Alliance 90 / Les Verts/ALE Ska Keller gruene.de Programme Verts Sven Giegold Ökologische Groupe des verts Verts/ALE Klaus oedp.de Programme demokratische Partei /Alliance libre Buchner européenne Alternative für Alternative pour / Jörg afd.de Programme Deutschland (AfD) l’Allemagne Meuthen Die Partei Le Parti / Martin die-partei.de Programme Sonneborn Die Piraten Parti des pirates / Patrick piratenpartei.de Programme Breyer Partei Mensch Umwelt Le Parti de / Martin tierschutzpartei.de Programme Tierschutz protection des Buschmann humains, de l’environnement et des animaux Nationaldemokratische Parti national- / Udo Voigt npd.de Programme Partei Deutschlands démocrate (NPD) d’Allemagne Graue Panther Panthères grises / Ulrich graue-panther-waehlen.com
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