List of members of the European Parliament, 2014–2019
Below is a list of Members of the European Parliament serving in the eighth term (2014–2019). It is sorted by an English perception of surname treating all variations of de/di/do, van/von, Ó/Ní, and so forth as part of the collation key, even if this is not the normal practice in a member's own country.
During the 2014–19 term, there are 751 members of parliament divided among the 28 member states.
Contents
List of members Austria Belgium Bulgaria Croatia Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Results of the election: Finland GUE/NGL G-EFA EPP EFDD France S&D ALDE ECR NI Germany Greece Hungary Ireland Italy Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Malta Netherlands Poland Portugal Romania Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden United Kingdom Members of the European Parliament who are also citizen of a non-EU country Notes See also List of members
Austria
On the Austrian People's Party list: (EPP Group) On the Freedom Party list: (Non-inscrits, since 15 June 2015 ENF) 1. Othmar Karas 2. Elisabeth Köstinger – until 8 November 1. Harald Vilimsky 2017[1] 2. Franz Obermayr Lukas Mandl – since 30 November 2017 3. Georg Mayer 3. Paul Rübig 4. Barbara Kappel 4. Claudia Schmidt On The Greens – The Green Alternative list: (Greens- 5. Heinz K. Becker EFA) On the Social Democratic Party of Austria list: (S&D) 1. Ulrike Lunacek – until 8 November 2017[3] 1. Eugen Freund Thomas Waitz – since 10 November 2017 2. Evelyn Regner 2. Michel Reimon 3. Jörg Leichtfried – until 23 June 2015[2] 3. Monika Vana Karoline Graswander-Hainz – from 9 July On the NEOS – The New Austria list: (ALDE) 2015 4. Karin Kadenbach 1. Angelika Mlinar 5. Josef Weidenholzer
Belgium
Dutch-speaking college French-speaking college
On the New Flemish Alliance list: (ECR Group) On the Socialist Party list: (S&D)
1. Johan Van Overtveldt – until 10 October 1. Marie Arena 2014[4] 2. Marc Tarabella Sander Loones – from 14 October 2014 until 3. Hugues Bayet 11 November 2018[5] Ralph Packet – from 22 November 2018 On the Reformist Movement list: (ALDE) 2. Helga Stevens 1. Louis Michel 3. Mark Demesmaeker 2. Frédérique Ries [6] 4. Louis Ide – until 18 December 2014 3. Gérard Deprez Anneleen Van Bossuyt – from 8 January 2015 On the Ecolo list: (Greens-EFA) On the Open Flemish Liberals and Democrats list: 1. Philippe Lamberts (ALDE) On the Humanist Democratic Centre list: (EPP Group) 1. Guy Verhofstadt 1. Claude Rolin 2. Annemie Neyts-Uyttebroeck – until 31 December 2014[7] German-speaking college Hilde Vautmans – from 1 January 2015 On the Christian Social Party list: (EPP Group) 3. Philippe De Backer[8] – until 2 May 2016[9] Lieve Wierinck – from 4 May 2016 1. Pascal Arimont On the Christian Democratic and Flemish list: (EPP Group)
1. Marianne Thyssen – until 31 October 2014[10] Tom Vandenkendelaere – from 6 November 2014 2. Ivo Belet On the Socialist Party – Different list: (S&D)
1. Kathleen Van Brempt On the Green list: (Greens-EFA)
1. Bart Staes On the Flemish Interest list: (Non-inscrits, since 15 June 2015 ENF)
Bulgaria
On the Citizens for European Development of BulgariaOn the Movement for Rights and Freedoms list: (ALDE) list: (EPP Group) 1. Filiz Hyusmenova 1. Andrey Kovatchev 2. Iskra Mihaylova[14] 2. Vladimir Urutchev 3. Nedzhmi Ali 3. Eva Maydell 4. Ilhan Kyuchyuk 4. Emil Radev On the Bulgaria Without Censorship-led coalition list: 5. Tomislav Donchev – until 6 November (ECR Group) 2014[11] Andrey Novakov – since 24 November 2014 1. Nikolay Barekov (BWC, since 4 April 2017 6. Mariya Gabriel – until 6 July 2017[12] Reload Bulgaria) Asim Ademov – since 14 September 2017 2. Angel Dzhambazki (IMRO) On the Bulgarian Socialist Party list: (S&D) On the Reformist Bloc list: (EPP Group)
1. Georgi Pirinski 1. Svetoslav Malinov 2. Iliana Iotova – until 16 January 2017[13] Petar Kurumbashev – since 17 January 2017 3. Sergei Stanishev 4. Momchil Nekov
Croatia
On the Patrotic Coalition list: On the Kukuriku Coalition list:
Croatian Democratic Union (EPP Group) Social Democratic Party of Croatia (S&D)
1. Ivana Maletić 1. Tonino Picula 2. Andrej Plenković – until 13 October 2016[15] 2. Biljana Borzan Željana Zovko – from 24 October 2016 3. Dubravka Šuica Croatian People's Party – Liberal 4. Davor Ivo Stier – until 13 October 2016[15] Democrats (ALDE) Ivica Tolić – from 24 October 2016 1. Jozo Radoš (left the party on 13 June 2017, Croatian Peasant Party (EPP Group) joined later GLAS) 1. Marijana Petir (left the party in 2017) Istrian Democratic Assembly (ALDE) [16] Croatian Party of Rights dr. Ante 1. Ivan Jakovčić Starčević (ECR Group) On the Croatian Sustainable Development list: (Greens- 1. Ruža Tomašić (left the party on 20 November EFA) 2014; since 27 January 2015 HKS) 1. Davor Škrlec[17] (Left the party on 20 April 2016)
Cyprus
On the Democratic Rally list: (EPP Group) On the Democratic Party list: (S&D)
1. Eleni Theocharous (since 8 March 2016 KA 1. Costas Mavrides and ECR Group) On the Movement for Social Democracy–Ecological and 2. Christos Stylianides – until 31 October Environmental Movement list: (S&D) 2014[18] Lefteris Christoforou – from 3 November 1. Dimitris Papadakis (EDEK) 2014 On the Progressive Party of Working People list: (GUE/NGL)
1. Neoklis Sylikiotis 2. Takis Hadjigeorgiou
Czech Republic
On the ANO 2011 list: (ALDE) On the Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia list: (GUE/NGL) 1. Pavel Telička (left the party on 5 February 2018) 1. Kateřina Konečná 2. Petr Ježek (left the party on 5 February 2. Miloslav Ransdorf – until 22 January 2016[19] 2018) Jaromír Kohlíček – since 4 February 2016 3. Dita Charanzová 3. Jiří Maštálka 4. Martina Dlabajová On the Christian and Democratic Union - Czechoslovak On the TOP 09–Mayors and Independents list: (EPPPeople's Party list: (EPP Group) Group) 1. Michaela Šojdrová 1. Jiří Pospíšil 2. Pavel Svoboda 2. Luděk Niedermayer 3. Tomáš Zdechovský 3. Jaromír Štětina On the Civic Democratic Party list: (ECR Group) 4. Stanislav Polčák (STAN) On the Czech Social Democratic Party list: (S&D) 1. Jan Zahradil 2. Evžen Tošenovský 1. Jan Keller 2. Olga Sehnalová On the Party of Free Citizens list: (EFDD) 3. Pavel Poc [20] 4. Miroslav Poche 1. Petr Mach – until 31 August 2017 Jiří Payne – since 5 September 2017
Denmark
On the Danish People's Party list: (ECR Group) On the Socialist People's Party list: (Greens-EFA)
1. Jørn Dohrmann 1. Margrete Auken 2. Rikke Karlsson (left the party on 16 October On the Conservative People's Party list: (EPP Group) 2015, since 21 February 2018 Non-inscrits) 3. Morten Messerschmidt 1. Bendt Bendtsen 4. Anders Primdahl Vistisen On the People's Movement against the EU list: On the Social Democrats list: (S&D) (GUE/NGL)
1. Ole Christensen 1. Rina Ronja Kari 2. Jeppe Kofod On the Danish Social Liberal Party list: (ALDE) 3. Christel Schaldemose 1. Morten Helveg Petersen On the Venstre list: (ALDE)
1. Jens Rohde (left the party on 20 December 2015 and joined the Social Liberals) 2. Ulla Tørnæs – until 29 February 2016[21] Morten Løkkegaard – since 3 March 2016
Estonia
On the Estonian Reform Party list: (ALDE) On the Social Democratic Party list: (S&D)
1. Andrus Ansip – until 31 October 2014[22] 1. Marju Lauristin – until 6 November 2017[24] Urmas Paet – since 3 November 2014 Ivari Padar – since 6 November 2017 [23] 2. Kaja Kallas – until 5 September 2018 As an Independent: (Greens-EFA) Igor Gräzin – since 6 September 2018 On the Estonian Centre Party list: (ALDE) 1. Indrek Tarand
1. Yana Toom On the Pro Patria and Res Publica Union list: (EPP Group)
1. Tunne Kelam
Finland
On the National Coalition Party list: (EPP) On the Social Democratic Party list: (S&D)
1. Sirpa Pietikäinen 1. Liisa Jaakonsaari 2. Henna Virkkunen 2. Miapetra Kumpula-Natri 3. Petri Sarvamaa[25] On the Green League list: (Greens-EFA)
On the Centre Party list: (ALDE) 1. Heidi Hautala 1. Olli Rehn – until 26 April 2015[26] On the Left Alliance list: (GUE–NGL) Hannu Takkula – from 27 April 2015 to 28 February 2018[27][28] 1. Merja Kyllönen Elsi Katainen – since 1 March 2018 On the Swedish People's Party of Finland list: (ALDE) 2. Paavo Väyrynen (left the party on 10 January 2017) – until 11 June 2018[29] 1. Nils Torvalds Mirja Vehkaperä – since 18 June 2018 3. Anneli Jäätteenmäki On the Finns Party list: (ECR Group)
1. Jussi Halla-aho 2. Sampo Terho – until 26 April 2015[30] Pirkko Ruohonen-Lerner – since 27 April 2015
France
On the National Front list (since 11 March 2018 National Rally): On the Socialist Party-Radical Party of the Left list: (Non-inscrits, since 15 June 2015 ENF) (S&D)
1. Louis Aliot – until 20 July 2017[31] 1. Éric Andrieu France Jamet – since 21 July 2017 2. Guillaume Balas (since November 2017 2. Marie-Christine Arnautu Génération.s) 3. Nicolas Bay 3. Pervenche Berès 4. Dominique Bilde 4. Jean-Paul Denanot – until 10 June 2018[36] 5. Marie-Christine Boutonnet Karine Gloanec Maurin – since 11 June 2018 6. Steeve Briois 5. Sylvie Guillaume 7. Aymeric Chauprade (left the FN on 10 6. Louis-Joseph Manscour November 2015, since January 2016 Les 7. Édouard Martin Français Libres. 24 June–9 November 2015 8. Emmanuel Maurel (from 26 October to 5 ENF, since 17 April 2018 EFDD) November 2018 Non-inscrit, since 6 8. Mireille d'Ornano (since 4 October 2017 The November 2018 GUE–NGL) Patriots and EFDD) 9. Gilles Pargneaux 9. Édouard Ferrand – until 1 February 2018[32] 10. Vincent Peillon Jacques Colombier – since 2 February 2018 11. Christine Revault d’Allonnes-Bonnefoy 10. Sylvie Goddyn (since 20 October 2018 12. Virginie Rozière (PRG) independent and EFDD, since 12 December 13. Isabelle Thomas (since November 2017 2018 Debout la France) Génération.s) 11. Bruno Gollnisch (remained Non-inscrits after the ENF group was formed) On the Union of Democrats and Independents– 12. Jean-François Jalkh Democratic Movement list: (ALDE) 13. Gilles Lebreton (SIeL) 1. Jean Arthuis (UDI-AC) (since 1 September 14. Marine Le Pen – until 18 June 2017[33] 2017 En Marche!) Christelle Lechevalier – since 19 June 2017 2. Jean-Marie Cavada (UDI-NC, January–June 15. Jean-Marie Le Pen (remained Non-inscrits after 2015 Nous Citoyens, since September 2015 the ENF group was formed) Génération Citoyens) 16. Philippe Loiseau[34] 17. Dominique Martin 3. Marielle de Sarnez (MoDem) – until 17 May 18. Joëlle Mélin 2017[37] 19. Bernard Monot (since 29 May 2018 Debout Patricia Lalonde (UDI) – since 18 May 2017 la France and EFDD) 4. Nathalie Griesbeck (MoDem) 20. Sophie Montel (from 4 October 2017 to 22 5. Sylvie Goulard (MoDem, since April 2017 En June 2018 The Patriots and EFDD, since 13 Marche!) – until 17 May 2017[38] September 2018 Non-inscrit) Thierry Cornillet (Radical) – since 18 May 21. Florian Philippot (left FN on 21 September 2017 2017, since 4 October 2017 The Patriots and 6. Dominique Riquet (UDI-Radical) EFDD) 7. Robert Rochefort (MoDem) 22. Jean-Luc Schaffhauser On the Europe Ecology – The Greens list: (Greens-EFA) 23. Mylène Troszczynski
On the Union for a Popular Movement list (since 30 May 1. José Bové 2015 The Republicans): (EPP) 2. Karima Delli 3. Pascal Durand (left the party on 1 February 1. Michèle Alliot-Marie 2016) 2. Alain Cadec 4. Yannick Jadot 3. Arnaud Danjean 5. Eva Joly 4. Michel Dantin 6. Michèle Rivasi 5. Rachida Dati On the Left Front list: (GUE–NGL) 6. Angélique Delahaye 7. Françoise Grossetête 1. Patrick Le Hyaric (PCF) 8. Brice Hortefeux 2. Jean-Luc Mélenchon (PG) – until 18 June [39] 9. Marc Joulaud 2017 Marie-Pierre Vieu – since 19 June 2017 10. Philippe Juvin 3. Younous Omarjee (Union pour les Outremer) 11. Alain Lamassoure (left the party on 25 October 2017) 4. Marie-Christine Vergiat 12. Jérôme Lavrilleux (out of the party since 16 Elected as a candidate of the National Front, but left the October 2014) party before inauguration: (EFDD) 13. Constance Le Grip – until 30 November 2017[35] 1. Joëlle Bergeron Geoffroy Didier – since 1 December 2017 14. Nadine Morano 15. Élisabeth Morin-Chartier (left the party on 21 February 2018) 16. Renaud Muselier 17. Maurice Ponga 18. Franck Proust 19. Tokia Saïfi (since 14 December 2017 Agir) 20. Anne Sander
Germany
On the Christian Democratic Union list: (EPP) On the Alliance '90 / The Greens list: (Greens-EFA)
1. Burkhard Balz – until 31 August 2018[40] 1. Rebecca Harms Stefan Gehrold – since 20 September 2018 2. Sven Giegold 2. Reimer Böge 3. Ska Keller 3. Elmar Brok 4. Reinhard Bütikofer 4. Daniel Caspary 5. Barbara Lochbihler 5. Birgit Collin-Langen 6. Jan Philipp Albrecht – until 2 July 2018[46] 6. Jan Christian Ehler Romeo Franz – since 3 July 2018 7. Karl-Heinz Florenz 7. Helga Trüpel 8. Michael Gahler 8. Martin Häusling 9. Jens Gieseke 9. Terry Reintke 10. Ingeborg Gräßle 10. Michael Cramer 11. Peter Jahr 11. Maria Heubuch 12. Dieter-Lebrecht Koch On the Left list: (GUE–NGL) 13. Werner Kuhn 14. Werner Langen 1. Gabriele Zimmer 15. Peter Liese 2. Thomas Händel 16. Norbert Lins 3. Cornelia Ernst 17. Thomas Mann 4. Helmut Scholz 18. David McAllister 5. Sabine Lösing [47] 19. Markus Pieper 6. Fabio De Masi – until 23 October 2017 Martin Schirdewan – since 8 November 2017 20. Godelieve Quisthoudt-Rowohl 7. Martina Michels 21. Herbert Reul – until 6 July 2017[41] Dennis Radtke – since 24 July 2017 On the Alternative for Germany list: (ECR Group) 22. Sven Schulze 1. Bernd Lucke (left the party in July 2015, 23. Andreas Schwab joined LKR) 24. Renate Sommer 2. Hans-Olaf Henkel (left the party in July 2015, 25. Sabine Verheyen joined LKR, since 13 November 2018 26. Axel Voss independent) 27. Rainer Wieland 3. Bernd Kölmel (left the party in July 2015, 28. Hermann Winkler joined LKR, since 13 November 2018 independent) 29. Joachim Zeller 4. Beatrix von Storch (left ECR group in April On the Social Democratic Party of Germany list: (S&D) 2016, joined EFDD group[48]) – until 23 October 2017[49] 1. Martin Schulz – until 10 February 2017[42] Jörg Meuthen – since 8 November 2017 Arndt Kohn – since 24 February 2017 (EFDD) 2. Birgit Sippel 5. Joachim Starbatty (left the party in July 2015, 3. Udo Bullmann LKR, since 13 November 2018 independent) 4. Kerstin Westphal 6. Ulrike Trebesius (left the party in July 2015, 5. Bernd Lange LKR, since 13 November 2018 independent) 6. Evelyne Gebhardt 7. Marcus Pretzell (expelled from ECR group in 7. Jens Geier April 2016, since May 2016 ENF and since 14 November 2017 The Blue Party).[50] 8. Jutta Steinruck – until 31 December 2017[43] Michael Detjen – since 1 January 2018 On the Christian Social Union in Bavaria list: (EPP) 9. Ismail Ertug 1. Markus Ferber 10. Sylvia-Yvonne Kaufmann 2. Angelika Niebler 11. Matthias Groote – until 31 October 2016[44] Tiemo Wölken – since 14 November 2016 3. Manfred Weber 12. Ulrike Rodust 4. Monika Hohlmeier 13. Dietmar Köster 5. Albert Dess 14. Petra Kammerevert On the Free Democratic Party list: (ALDE) 15. Jo Leinen 16. Martina Werner 17. Peter Simon 1. Alexander Graf Lambsdorff – until 23 18. Maria Noichl October 2017[51] 19. Knut Fleckenstein Nadja Hirsch – since 8 November 2017 [52] 20. Gabriele Preuß 2. Michael Theurer – until 23 October 2017 21. Joachim Schuster Wolf Klinz – since 8 November 2017 22. Susanne Melior 3. Gesine Meißner 23. Constanze Krehl On the Free Voters list: (ALDE) 24. Arne Lietz 1. Ulrike Müller 25. Jakob von Weizsäcker – until 6 January 2019[45] On the Pirate Party list: (Greens-EFA) Babette Winter – since 10 January 2019 1. Julia Reda 26. Iris Hoffmann 27. Norbert Neuser On the Animal Protection Party list: (GUE–NGL) 1. Stefan Eck (left the party on 8 January 2015) On the National Democratic Party of Germany list: (Non- inscrits)
1. Udo Voigt On the Family Party of Germany list: (ECR Group)
1. Arne Gericke (from 1 June 2017 to 14 October 2018 Free Voters, since then Bündnis C) On the Ecological Democratic Party list: (Greens-EFA)
1. Klaus Buchner On The PARTY list: (Non-inscrits)
Greece
On the Coalition of the Radical Left list: (GUE–NGL) On the Olive Tree list: (S&D)
1. Konstantinos Chrysogonos (left the party on 1. Nikos Androulakis 6 October 2018) 2. Eva Kaili [53] 2. Manolis Glezos – until 8 July 2015 On the River list: (S&D) Nikolaos Chountis – since 20 July 2015 (since 1 Sept 2015 Popular Unity) 1. Giorgos Grammatikakis 3. Georgios Katrougalos – until 26 January 2. Miltiadis Kyrkos 2015[54] Stelios Kouloglou – since 27 January 2015 On the Communist Party of Greece list: (Non-inscrits) 4. Konstantina Kouneva 1. Konstantinos Papadakis 5. Dimitrios Papadimoulis 2. Sotirios Zarianopoulos 6. Sofia Sakorafa (left Syriza on 28 September 2015) On the Independent Greeks list: (ECR Group) On the New Democracy list: (EPP) 1. Notis Marias (left the party on 6 January 2015, since 5 April 2017 Greece - An 1. Manolis Kefalogiannis Alternative Road) 2. Giorgos Kyrtsos 3. Maria Spyraki 4. Eliza Vozemberg 5. Theodoros Zagorakis On the Golden Dawn list: (Non-inscrits)
1. Georgios Epitidios 2. Lambros Foundoulis 3. Eleftherios Synadinos (left the party on 25 April 2018)
Hungary
On the Fidesz–Christian Democratic People's Party list:On the Hungarian Socialist Party list: (S&D) (EPP Group) 1. Tibor Szanyi 1. Ildikó Gáll-Pelcz – until 31 August 2017[55] 2. István Ujhelyi Lívia Járóka – since 15 September 2017 On the Democratic Coalition list: (S&D) 2. József Szájer 3. László Tőkés 1. Csaba Molnár 4. Tamás Deutsch 2. Péter Niedermüller[56] 5. András Gyürk On the Together 2014–Dialogue for Hungary list: 6. Kinga Gál (Greens-EFA) 7. György Schöpflin [57] 8. Norbert Erdős 1. Benedek Jávor 9. Andrea Bocskor On the Politics Can Be Different list: (Greens-EFA) 10. Andor Deli 1. Tamás Meszerics (independent, left the party 11. Ádám Kósa on 22 October 2018) 12. György Hölvényi (KDNP) On the Jobbik list: (Non-inscrits)
1. Krisztina Morvai (independent, severed ties with Jobbik on 13 April 2018) 2. Zoltán Balczó 3. Béla Kovács (left the party on 6 December 2017)
Ireland
As candidates of Fine Gael: (EPP Group) As a candidate of Fianna Fáil, but expelled a month after the election: (ECR Group) 1. Deirdre Clune 2. Brian Hayes 1. Brian Crowley 3. Seán Kelly As Independent candidates: 4. Mairead McGuinness 1. Nessa Childers (S&D) As candidates of Sinn Féin: (GUE–NGL) 2. Luke 'Ming' Flanagan (GUE–NGL) 1. Lynn Boylan 3. Marian Harkin (ALDE) 2. Matt Carthy 3. Liadh Ní Riada
Italy
On the Democratic Party list: (S&D) On the Forza Italia list: (EPP Group)
1. Brando Benifei 1. Salvatore Cicu 2. Goffredo Bettini 2. Alberto Cirio 3. Simona Bonafé 3. Lara Comi 4. Mercedes Bresso 4. Raffaele Fitto (since 28 January 2017 DI and 5. Renata Briano ECR Group) 6. Nicola Caputo 5. Elisabetta Gardini 7. Caterina Chinnici 6. Fulvio Martusciello 8. Sergio Cofferati (until 19 January 2015, since 7. Barbara Matera November 2015 SI) 8. Alessandra Mussolini (from 30 November to 9. Silvia Costa 11 December 2016 Non-inscrits, left the 10. Andrea Cozzolino party on 3 September 2018 but remained in the group) 11. Nicola Danti 9. Aldo Patriciello 12. Paolo De Castro 10. Salvo Pogliese – until 14 July 2018[61] 13. Isabella De Monte Giovanni Miccichè – from 19 July 2018 to 19 14. Enrico Gasbarra August 2018[62] 15. Elena Gentile Innocenzo Leontini – since 20 August 2018 16. Michela Giuffrida 11. Remo Sernagiotto (since 28 January 2017 DI 17. Roberto Gualtieri and ECR Group) 18. Cécile Kyenge 12. Antonio Tajani 19. Alessandra Moretti – until 1 February 13. Giovanni Toti – until 9 July 2015[63] 2015[58] Stefano Maullu – since 13 July 2015 Damiano Zoffoli – since 18 February 2015 On the Lega Nord list: (Non-inscrits, since 15 June 2015 20. Luigi Morgano ENF) 21. Alessia Mosca 22. Pier Antonio Panzeri (since 25 February 1. Mara Bizzotto[64] 2017 DP) 2. Mario Borghezio[65] 23. Massimo Paolucci (since 25 February 2017 3. Gianluca Buonanno – until 5 June 2016[66] DP) Angelo Ciocca – since 7 July 2016 24. Pina Picierno 4. Flavio Tosi – until 8 July 2014[67] [59] 25. Gianni Pittella – until 22 March 2018 Lorenzo Fontana – from 11 July 2014 to 22 Giuseppe Ferrandino – since 17 April 2018 March 2018[68] 26. David Sassoli Giancarlo Scottà – from 17 April 2018 27. Elly Schlein (left the party on 9 July 2015, 5. Matteo Salvini – until 22 March 2018[69] since then Possible) Danilo Oscar Lancini – since 17 April 2018 28. Renato Soru (from 10 May 2016 to 15 May On the New Centre-Right–Union of Christian and Centre 2017 Non-inscrits) Democrats list: (EPP Group) 29. Patrizia Toia 30. Daniele Viotti 1. Lorenzo Cesa 31. Flavio Zanonato (since 25 February 2017 2. Giovanni La Via (from 18 March 2017 to 13 DP) November 2018 AP, since then FI) On the Five Star Movement list: (EFDD) 1. Isabella Adinolfi 3. Massimiliano Salini[70] (since 1 October 2015 2. Marco Affronte (since 11 January 2017 FI) Greens-EFA) On The Other Europe list: (GUE–NGL) 3. Laura Agea 4. Daniela Aiuto 1. Eleonora Forenza[71] 5. Tiziana Beghin 2. Curzio Maltese[72] 6. David Borrelli (since 13 February 2018 Non- 3. Barbara Spinelli (left the party on 18 May inscrits) 2015) 7. Fabio Massimo Castaldo On the South Tyrolean People's Party list: (EPP Group) 8. Ignazio Corrao 9. Rosa D'Amato 1. Herbert Dorfmann 10. Eleonora Evi 11. Laura Ferrara 12. Giulia Moi 13. Piernicola Pedicini 14. Dario Tamburrano 15. Marco Valli 16. Marco Zanni (since 11 January 2017 ENF and 15 May 2018 Lega Nord) 17. Marco Zullo[60]
Latvia
On the Unity list: (EPP Group) On the Harmony list: (S&D)
1. Valdis Dombrovskis – until 31 October 1. Andrejs Mamikins (left the party in June 2014[73] 2018, joined Latvian Russian Union) Inese Vaidere – from 1 November 2014 On the Union of Greens and Farmers list: (EFDD, 16 Oct 2. Sandra Kalniete 2014–27 Apr 2015 Non-inscrits, since 27 April 2015 ALDE) 3. Artis Pabriks (joined Movement For! on 3 June 2018) – until 5 November 2018[74] 1. Iveta Grigule (LZS) Kārlis Šadurskis – since 28 November 2018 On the For Human Rights in United Latvia[76] list: 4. Arturs Krišjānis Kariņš – until 23 January (Greens-EFA) 2019[75] Aleksejs Loskutovs – since 24 January 2019 1. Tatjana Ždanoka – until 4 March 2018[77] On the National Alliance list: (ECR Group) Miroslavs Mitrofanovs – since 5 March 2018
1. Roberts Zīle
Lithuania
On the Homeland Union list: (EPP Group) On the Order and Justice list: (EFDD)
1. Algirdas Saudargas 1. Rolandas Paksas 2. Gabrielius Landsbergis – until 12 May 2. Valentinas Mazuronis (since 19 May 2015 2016[78] Labour Party and ALDE, left the Labour Laima Andrikienė – since 30 May 2016 Party on 7 November 2017) On the Social Democratic Party of Lithuania list: (S&D) On the Labour Party list: (ALDE) 1. Zigmantas Balčytis 1. Viktor Uspaskich 2. Vilija Blinkevičiūtė On the Electoral Action of Poles in Lithuania list: (ECR On the Liberal Movement list: (ALDE) Group)
1. Antanas Guoga (left the party and since 5 1. Valdemar Tomasevski October 2016 EPP Group) On the Lithuanian Peasant and Greens Union list: 2. Petras Auštrevičius (Greens-EFA)
1. Bronis Ropė[79]
Luxembourg
On the Christian Social People’s Party list: (EPP Group) On the Democratic Party list: (ALDE)
1. Viviane Reding – until 1 September 2018[80] 1. Charles Goerens Christophe Hansen – since 2 September On the Luxembourg Socialist Workers' Party list: (S&D) 2018 2. Georges Bach 1. Mady Delvaux-Stehres 3. Frank Engel On the Greens list: (Greens-EFA)
1. Claude Turmes – until 19 June 2018[81] Tilly Metz – since 20 June 2018
Malta
As candidates of the Nationalist Party: (EPP Group) As candidates of the Labour Party: (S&D)
1. Roberta Metsola 1. Alfred Sant 2. David Casa 2. Miriam Dalli 3. Therese Comodini Cachia – until 23 June 3. Marlene Mizzi 2017[82] Francis Zammit Dimech – since 24 June 2017
Netherlands
On the Christian Democratic Appeal list: (EPP Group) On the Labour Party list: (S&D)
1. Annie Schreijer-Pierik 1. Paul Tang 2. Lambert van Nistelrooij 2. Agnes Jongerius 3. Esther de Lange 3. Kati Piri 4. Jeroen Lenaers On the Socialist Party list: (GUE/NGL Group) 5. Wim van de Camp 1. Anne-Marie Mineur On the Democrats 66 list: (ALDE) 2. Dennis de Jong 1. Sophie in 't Veld On the Christian Union–Reformed Political Party list: 2. Gerben-Jan Gerbrandy (ECR Group) 3. Marietje Schaake 1. Peter van Dalen (CU) 4. Matthijs van Miltenburg 2. Bas Belder (SGP) On the Party for Freedom list: (Non-inscrits, since 15 JuneOn the GreenLeft list: (Greens-EFA) 2015 ENF) 1. Bas Eickhout 1. Olaf Stuger 2. Judith Sargentini 2. Marcel de Graaff On the Party for the Animals list: (GUE/NGL Group) 3. Vicky Maeijer – until 15 March 2017[83] André Elissen – since 13 June 2017 1. Anja Hazekamp 4. Hans Jansen – until 5 May 2015[84] Auke Zijlstra – since 1 September 2015 (as Non-Inscrits from 1 to 7 September 2015) On the People's Party for Freedom and Democracy list: (ALDE)
1. Jan Huitema 2. Hans van Baalen 3. Cora van Nieuwenhuizen – until 25 October 2017[85] Caroline Nagtegaal – since 14 November 2017
Poland
On the Civic Platform list: (EPP Group) On the Democratic Left Alliance-Labor Union list: (S&D)
1. Michał Boni 1. Adam Gierek (UP) 2. Jerzy Buzek 2. Bogusław Liberadzki (SLD) 3. Danuta Hübner 3. Krystyna Łybacka (SLD) 4. Danuta Jazłowiecka 4. Janusz Zemke (SLD) 5. Agnieszka Kozłowska-Rajewicz On the Congress of the New Right list: (Non-inscrits, since 6. Barbara Kudrycka 15 June 2015 ENF) 7. Janusz Lewandowski 8. Elżbieta Łukacijewska 1. Robert Iwaszkiewicz (since 20 October 2014 EFDD, since January 2015 member of the 9. Jan Olbrycht party KORWiN) 10. Julia Pitera 2. Janusz Korwin-Mikke (left the party and 11. Marek Plura founded KORWiN on 22 January 2015) – 12. Dariusz Rosati until 1 March 2018[91] 13. Jacek Saryusz-Wolski (since 23 March 2017 Dobromir Sośnierz – since 22 March 2018 non-inscrits) 3. Michał Marusik 14. Adam Szejnfeld 4. Stanisław Żółtek 15. Róża Thun On the Polish People's Party list: (EPP Group) 16. Jarosław Wałęsa 17. Bogdan Wenta – until 5 November 2018[86] 1. Andrzej Grzyb Bogusław Sonik – since 20 November 2018 2. Krzysztof Hetman 18. Bogdan Zdrojewski 3. Jarosław Kalinowski 19. Tadeusz Zwiefka 4. Czesław Siekierski On the Law and Justice list: (ECR Group) 1. Ryszard Czarnecki Elected on the Democratic Left Alliance list, but left the 2. Andrzej Duda – until 25 May 2015[87] party before inauguration: (S&D) Edward Czesak – since 11 June 2015 1. Lidia Geringer de Oedenberg 3. Anna Fotyga 4. Beata Gosiewska 5. Marek Gróbarczyk – until 15 November 2015[88] Czesław Hoc – since 27 November 2015 6. Dawid Jackiewicz – until 15 November 2015[89] Sławomir Kłosowski – since 27 November 2015 7. Marek Jurek (Right Wing of the Republic) 8. Karol Karski 9. Zdzisław Krasnodębski (independent) 10. Zbigniew Kuźmiuk 11. Ryszard Legutko 12. Stanisław Ożóg 13. Bolesław Piecha 14. Mirosław Piotrowski (left the party on 9 October 2014) 15. Tomasz Poręba 16. Kazimierz Michał Ujazdowski (left the party on 3 January 2017, since 13 April 2018 Non- inscrit) 17. Jadwiga Wiśniewska 18. Janusz Wojciechowski – until 7 May 2016[90] Urszula Krupa (independent) – since 24 June 2016 19. Kosma Złotowski
Portugal
On the Socialist Party list: (S&D) On the Democratic Unitarian Coalition list: (GUE/NGL)
1. Francisco Assis 1. João Ferreira 2. Maria João Rodrigues 2. Inês Zuber – until 30 January 2016[93] 3. Carlos Zorrinho João Pimenta Lopes – since 31 January 2016 4. Elisa Ferreira – until 19 June 2016[92] Manuel António dos Santos – since 28 June 3. Miguel Viegas 2016 On the Earth Party list: (ALDE) 5. Ricardo Serrão Santos 6. Ana Maria Gomes 1. António Marinho e Pinto (left the MPT in September 2014, formed the PDR in 7. Pedro Silva Pereira February 2015) 8. Liliana Rodrigues 2. José Inácio Faria (since 12 December 2016 On the Portugal Alliance coalition list: (EPP Group) EPP Group)
1. Paulo Rangel (PSD) On the Left Bloc list: (GUE/NGL) 2. Fernando Ruas (PSD) 1. Marisa Matias 3. Sofia Ribeiro (PSD) 4. Nuno Melo (CDS-PP) 5. Carlos Coelho (PSD) 6. Cláudia Aguiar (PSD) 7. José Manuel Fernandes (PSD)
Romania
On the Social Democratic Party-led coalition list: (S&D) On the Democratic Liberal Party list (merged into the National Liberal Party on 17 November 2014): (EPP Group)[101] 1. Corina Crețu – until 31 October 2014[94] Emilian Pavel – from 1 November 2014 1. Theodor Stolojan 2. Cătălin Ivan (since 27 September 2018 2. Monica Macovei (left the PLD in September independent and Non-inscrits) 2014, founded M10 in June 2015, since 27 3. Dan Nica October 2015 ECR Group) 4. Maria Grapini (until 7 July 2015 PC, after that 3. Traian Ungureanu PPUSL) 4. Marian-Jean Marinescu 5. Damian Drăghici (UNPR, left the party on 28 5. Daniel Buda November 2016) On the Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania list: 6. Daciana Sârbu (left the party on 9 July 2018 but remained in the group) (EPP Group) 7. Ioan Mircea Pașcu 1. Iuliu Winkler [95] 8. Viorica Dăncilă – until 28 January 2018 2. Csaba Sógor Gabriela Zoană – since 30 January 2018 On the People's Movement Party list: (EPP Group) 9. Sorin Moisă (until 21 November 2017, then Non-inscrits, and EPP Group since 29 1. Cristian Preda (left the PMP in December November 2017) 2014)[102] 10. Victor Boștinaru 2. Siegfried Mureșan (left the party and joined 11. Claudiu Ciprian Tănăsescu PNL on 7 May 2018) 12. Doru-Claudian Frunzulică (UNPR, since 30 As an Independent: (ALDE) June 2016 PSD) 13. Laurențiu Rebega (until 14 July 2015 PC, 1. Mircea Diaconu then independent, from 25 August 2015 to 2 March 2018 ENF, since 3 April 2018 ECR)[96] 14. Ana-Claudia Țapardel 15. Andi Cristea 16. Victor Negrescu – until 29 June 2017[97][98] Răzvan Popa – since 13 September 2017 On the National Liberal Party list: (EPP Group)
1. Norica Nicolai (ALDE, left the PNL on 12 October 2015, since 1 February 2017 ALDE Romania)[99] 2. Adina-Ioana Vălean 3. Ramona Mănescu 4. Cristian Bușoi 5. Renate Weber (since 17 November 2014 ALDE, left the PNL on 10 September 2015) 6. Eduard Hellvig – until 1 March 2015[100] Mihai Țurcanu – since 2 March 2015
Slovakia
On the Direction – Social Democracy list: (S&D) On the Ordinary People and Independent Personalities list: (ECR Group) 1. Monika Flašíková-Beňová 2. Boris Zala 1. Branislav Škripek 3. Vladimír Maňka On the New Majority list: (ECR Group) 4. Monika Smolková[103] 1. Jana Žitňanská On the Christian Democratic Movement list: (EPP Group) On the Freedom and Solidarity list: (ALDE; since 8 1. Anna Záborská October 2014 ECR Group) 2. Miroslav Mikolášik 1. Richard Sulík On the Slovak Democratic and Christian Union list: (EPP On the Party of the Hungarian Community list: (EPP Group) Group) 1. Eduard Kukan (left the party on 29 September 2016) 1. Pál Csáky 2. Ivan Štefanec (left the party on 25 February On the Most–Híd list: (EPP Group) 2015 and joined KDH on 7 July 2015) 1. József Nagy
Slovenia
On the Slovenian Democratic Party list: (EPP Group) On the Verjamem list: (Greens-EFA)
1. Milan Zver 1. Igor Šoltes 2. Romana Tomc On the Social Democrats list: (S&D) 3. Patricija Šulin 1. Tanja Fajon On the New Slovenia-Slovenian People’s Party list: (EPP Group) On the Democratic Party of Pensioners of Slovenia list: (ALDE) 1. Lojze Peterle 2. Franc Bogovič 1. Ivo Vajgl
Spain
On the People's Party list: (EPP Group) On the Podemos list: (GUE/NGL)
1. Miguel Arias Cañete – until 31 October 1. Pablo Iglesias Turrión - until 27 October 2014[104] 2015[78] Carlos Iturgaiz – from 3 November 2014 Xabier Benito Ziluaga – since 25 November 2. Esteban González Pons 2015 3. Teresa Jiménez-Becerril 2. Teresa Rodríguez – until 4 March 2015[93] 4. Luis de Grandes Pascual Miguel Urbán Crespo – since 5 March 2015 5. Pilar del Castillo 6. Ramón Luis Valcárcel 3. Carlos Jiménez Villarejo – until 31 July 7. Rosa Estaràs 2014[78] 8. Francisco José Millán Mon Tania González Peñas – since 11 September 2014 9. Pablo Zalba Bidegain – until 17 November 2016[105] 4. Lola Sánchez Caldentey José Ignacio Salafranca Sánchez-Neyra – 5. Pablo Echenique Robba – until 14 March since 3 January 2017 2015[78] 10. Verónica Lope Fontagne Estefanía Torres Martínez – since 25 March 2015 11. Antonio López-Istúriz White 12. Santiago Fisas On the Union, Progress and Democracy list: (ALDE) 13. Gabriel Mato Adrover 1. Francisco Sosa Wagner – until 19 October 14. Pilar Ayuso González 2014[78] 15. Esther Herranz García Enrique Calvet Chambon – from 20 16. Agustín Díaz de Mera García Consuegra November 2014 (left the party on 23 June 2015) On the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party list: (S&D) 2. Maite Pagazaurtundúa 1. Elena Valenciano 3. Fernando Maura Barandiarán – until 24 [107] 2. Ramón Jáuregui November 2015 3. Soledad Cabezón Ruiz Teresa Giménez Barbat – since 25 November 2015 (left UPyD on 7 April 2016) 4. Juan Fernando López Aguilar (15 April – 21 4. Beatriz Becerra (left UPyD on 1 April 2016) July 2015 Non-inscrits) 5. Iratxe García On the Coalition for Europe list: (ALDE) 6. Javier López Fernández 1. Ramon Tremosa (CDC) 7. Inmaculada Rodríguez-Piñero 2. Izaskun Bilbao Barandica (PNV) 8. Enrique Guerrero Salom 3. Francesc de Paula Gambús (UDC, left the 9. Eider Gardiazabal Rubial party on 11 May 2016) (EPP Group) 10. José Blanco López On the Left for the Right to Decide list: (Greens-EFA) 11. Clara Aguilera García 12. Sergio Gutiérrez Prieto 1. Josep Maria Terricabras (ERC) 13. Inés Ayala 2. Ernest Maragall (NECat) – until 30 14. Jonás Fernández Álvarez December 2016[108] Jordi Solé i Ferrando (ERC) – since 3 On the United Left–Initiative for Catalonia Greens list: January 2017 (GUE/NGL) On the Citizens – Party of the Citizenry list: (ALDE) 1. Willy Meyer Pleite – until 9 July 2014[106] Javier Couso Permuy – since 15 July 2014 1. Javier Nart 2. Paloma López Bermejo 2. Juan Carlos Girauta – until 11 January 2016.[109] 3. Ernest Urtasun (ICV) (Greens-EFA) Carolina Punset – from 3 February 2016 (left 4. Marina Albiol the party on 20 October 2018 but remained 5. Lidia Senra (Anova) in the group) 6. Ángela Rosa Vallina On The Peoples Decide list: (GUE/NGL)
1. Josu Juaristi (EH Bildu) – until 27 February 2018[110] Ana Miranda Paz (BNG, Greens-EFA) – since 28 February 2018 On the European Spring list: (Greens-EFA) 1. Jordi Sebastià (Compromis) – until 9 October 2016.[44] Florent Marcellesi (Equo) – from 11 October 2016
Sweden
On the Social Democratic list: (S&D) On the Liberal People's Party list: (ALDE)
1. Marita Ulvskog 1. Marit Paulsen – until 29 September 2015[114] 2. Olle Ludvigsson Jasenko Selimovic – from 30 September 3. Jytte Guteland 2015 4. Jens Nilsson – until 13 March 2018[111] 2. Cecilia Wikström Aleksander Gabelić – since 4 April 2018 On the Sweden Democrats list: (EFDD) 5. Anna Hedh 1. Kristina Winberg On the Green Party list: (Greens-EFA) 2. Peter Lundgren 1. Isabella Lövin – until 2 October 2014[112] On the Centre Party list: (ALDE) Linnéa Engström – from 8 October 2014 1. Fredrick Federley 2. Peter Eriksson – until 24 May 2016[113] Jakop Dalunde – since 7 June 2016 On the Left Party list: (GUE/NGL Group) 3. Bodil Valero 1. Malin Björk 4. Max Andersson On the Christian Democrats list: (EPP Group) On the Moderate Party list: (EPP Group) 1. Lars Adaktusson – until 23 September 1. Anna Maria Corazza Bildt 2018[115] 2. Gunnar Hökmark Anders Sellström – since 3 October 2018 3. Christofer Fjellner On the Feminist Initiative list: (S&D)
1. Soraya Post
United Kingdom
On the UKIP list: (EFDD) On the Conservative Party list: (ECR Group)
1. Stuart Agnew (since 16 January 2019 ENF) 1. Richard Ashworth (since 28 February 2018 2. Tim Aker (left the party on 5 December 2018, EPP Group) since 12 February 2019 The Brexit Party) 2. Philip Bradbourn – until 19 December 3. Jonathan Arnott (left the party on 19 January 2014[122] 2018) Daniel Dalton – from 8 January 2015 4. Janice Atkinson (expelled from UKIP, joined 3. David Campbell Bannerman ENF on 15 June 2015) 4. Nirj Deva 5. Amjad Bashir (joined the Conservatives and 5. Ian Duncan – until 22 June 2017[123] the ECR Group on 23 January 2015) Nosheena Mobarik – since 8 September 6. Gerard Batten (Non-Inscrits 8 December 2017 2018-16 January 2019, since then ENF) 6. Vicky Ford – until 8 June 2017[124] 7. Louise Bours (left the party on 22 November John Flack – since 28 June 2017 2018) 7. Jacqueline Foster 8. James Carver (left the party on 28 May 8. Ashley Fox 2018, Non-Inscrits) 9. Julie Girling (since 28 February 2018 EPP 9. David Coburn (left the party on 7 December Group) 2018, since 12 February 2019 The Brexit 10. Daniel Hannan Party) 11. Syed Kamall 10. Jane Collins (since 16 January 2019 ENF) 12. Sajjad Karim 11. William Dartmouth (left the party on 19 [125] October 2018) 13. Timothy Kirkhope - until 5 October 2016 John Procter – since 17 November 2016 12. Bill Etheridge (left the party on 1 October [126] 2018, 8 October 2018-12 February 14. Andrew Lewer – until 8 June 2017 2019Libertarian Party, since then The Brexit Rupert Matthews – since 29 June 2017 Party) 15. Emma McClarkin 13. Nigel Farage (left the party on 4 December 16. Anthea McIntyre 2018, since 12 February 2019 The Brexit 17. Kay Swinburne Party) 18. Charles Tannock 14. Ray Finch 19. Geoffrey Van Orden 15. Nathan Gill (left the party on 6 December 2018, since 12 February 2019 The Brexit On the Green Party of England and Wales list: (Greens- Party) EFA) [116] 16. Roger Helmer – until 31 July 2017 1. Jean Lambert Jonathan Bullock – since 1 August 2017 (left 2. Molly Scott Cato the party on 9 December 2018, since 12 February 2019 The Brexit Party) 3. Keith Taylor 17. Mike Hookem On the Scottish National Party list: (Greens-EFA) 18. Diane James (Non-Inscrits since 20 November 2016) 1. Ian Hudghton 19. Paul Nuttall (left the party on 7 December 2. Alyn Smith 2018, since 12 February 2019 The Brexit On the Liberal Democrats list: (ALDE) Party) 20. Patrick O'Flynn (left the party on 27 1. Catherine Bearder December 2018, since then Social On the Plaid Cymru list: (Greens-EFA) Democratic Party) 21. Margot Parker 1. Jill Evans 22. Julia Reid (left the party on 8 December Northern Ireland 2018, since 12 February 2019 The Brexit Party) As a candidate of Sinn Féin: (GUE/NGL Group) 23. Jill Seymour 24. Steven Woolfe (Non-Inscrits since 24 1. Martina Anderson October 2016) As a candidate of the Democratic Unionist Party: (Non- On the Labour Party list: (S&D) inscrits)
1. Lucy Anderson 1. Diane Dodds 2. Paul Brannen As a candidate of the Ulster Unionist Party: (ECR Group) 3. Richard Corbett 4. Seb Dance 1. Jim Nicholson 5. Anneliese Dodds – until 8 June 2017[117] John Howarth – since 30 June 2017 6. Neena Gill 7. Theresa Griffin 8. Mary Honeyball 9. Richard Howitt – until 1 November 2016[118] Alex Mayer – since 15 November 2016 10. Afzal Khan – until 8 June 2017[119] Wajid Khan – since 29 June 2017 11. Judith Kirton-Darling 12. David Martin 13. Linda McAvan 14. Clare Moody 15. Claude Moraes 16. Siôn Simon 17. Catherine Stihler – until 31 January 2019[120] 18. Derek Vaughan 19. Julie Ward 20. Glenis Willmott – until 2 October 2017[121] Rory Palmer – since 3 October 2017
Members of the European Parliament who are also citizen of a non-EU country
Andrea Bocskor who was elected in Hungary for Fidesz holds besides her Hungarian citizenship also Ukrainian citizenship (this practice is quite common among the Hungarian minority in Ukraine, although, at the time of her election, Ukrainian law did not recognizedual citizenship[127]).[128] Hence, she became the first electedUkrainian in the European Parliament.[128] Bocskor lives in Ukraine; in the city Berehove.[128]
Notes
1. Resigned her seat after being elected President of the National Council. 2. Resigned his seat after nominated member of the Styrian local government. 3. Resigned her seat on 8 November 2017. 4. Resigned his seat after appointed Minister of Finance of Belgium. 5. Resigned his seat after appointed Minister of Defence of Belgium. 6. Resigned his seat after elected General Secretary of N-VA. 7. Resigned her seat on 31 December 2014. 8. Karel De Gucht, European Commissioner until 31 November 2014, was elected, but did not reclaim his seat after that, see: Valentina Pop (2 July 2014). "Four EU commissioners give up posts, become MEPs" (http://euobserver.com/institutional/124835). EUobserver. Retrieved 2015-06-23. 9. Resigned his seat as he joined the Belgian government. 10. Resigned her seat after her confirmation as new member of the European Commission from Belgium. 11. Resigned his seat due to his appointment as Deputy Prime Minister of Bulgaria on 6 November 2014. 12. Resigned her seat after being appointed Bulgarian member of the Juncker Commission. 13. Resigned her seat due to her election as Vice President of Bulgaria. 14. Delyan Peevski was elected, but he did not take over his seat. 15. Resigned his seat after being elected at the Croatian parliament. 16. Neven Mimica (SDP) was elected, but he did not take over his seat. 17. Mirela Holy was elected, but she did not take over her seat. 18. Resigned his seat after his confirmation as new member of the European Commission from Cyprus. 19. Miloslav Ransdorf died on 22 January 2016. 20. Petr Mach resigned his seat. 21. Resigned her seat after being appointed Minister of Education and Research. 22. Resigned his seat after his confirmation as new member of the European Commission from Estonia. 23. Resigned her seat after elected leader of the Estonian Reform Party. 24. Resigned her seat after being elected to the City Council of Tartu. 25. Alexander Stubb was elected, but he did not take his seat; the seat went to Sarvamaa. 26. Rehn resigned his seat after he was elected to the Parliament of Finland. 27. "Hannu Takkula aloitti työnsä EU-parlamentissa" (http://www.iltasanomat.fi/kotimaa/art-143025 1587977.html). Ilta-sanomat. 29 April 2015. Retrieved 1 May 2015. 28. Resigned his seat after being elected member of the European Court of Auditors. 29. Väyrinen resigned his seat to return to the Parliament of Finland. 30. Terho resigned his seat after he was elected to the Parliament of Finland. 31. Resigned his seat after being elected to the French National Assembly 32. Édouard Ferrand died on 1 February 2018. 33. Resigned her seat after being elected to the French National Assembly 34. Jeanne Pothain was elected, but she did not take over her seat 35. Resigned her seat after being elected to the French Parliament. 36. Resigned his seat on 10 Junge 2018. 37. Resigned her seat after being appointed into the Philippe Cabinet. 38. Resigned her seat after being appointed into the Philippe Cabinet. 39. Resigned his seat after being elected to the French National Assembly 40. Burkhard Balz resigned his seat after named into the board of the Deutsche Bundesbank. 41. Resigned his seat after appointed State Minister for Internal Affairs of North Rhine-Westphalia. 42. Resigned his seat after he became the lead candidate of the SPD for the German federal elections. 43. Resigned her seat after being elected mayor of Ludwigshafen. 44. Resigned his seat after being elected Landrat of the District of Leer. 45. Resigned his seat after being appointed Chief Economist of the Federal Ministry of Finance. 46. Jan Philipp Albrecht resigned his seat after being nominated to the Government of Schleswig- Holstein. 47. Resigned his seat after elected to the German Bundestag. 48. Martin Banks (11 April 2016). "ECR reject joins EFDD group" (https://www.theparliamentmaga zine.eu/articles/news/ecr-reject-joins-efdd-group). The Parliament Magazine. Retrieved 13 April 2016. 49. Resigned her seat after elected to the German Bundestag. 50. "German AfD lawmaker evicted from conservative group in EU legislature" (http://en.europeonl ine-magazine.eu/german-afd-lawmaker-evicted-from-conservative-group-in-eu-legislature_449 694.html). Europe online. 12 April 2016. Retrieved 13 April 2016. 51. Resigned his seat after elected to the German Bundestag. 52. Resigned his seat after elected to the German Bundestag. 53. Resigned his seat with effect of 8 July 2015 54. Resigned his seat after being named Alternate Minister of Administrative Reform on 26 January 2015 55. Resigned her seat after she was elected member of the European Court of Auditors. 56. Ferenc Gyurcsány was elected, but he did not take over his seat. 57. Gordon Bajnai was elected, but he did not take over his seat. 58. Alessandra Moretti resigned her seat on 1 February 2015 after she announced her candidacy for President of the Veneto region. 59. Gianni Pittella resigned this seat after being elected to the Senate of Italy. 60. Originally Giulia Gibertoni was seemed to be elected, but after a recount, Zullo had more preference votes. 61. Resigned his seat after being elected Mayor of Catania 62. Resigned his seat as he opted to stay speaker of the Regional Assembly of Sicily. 63. Resigned his seat after being elected President of the Liguria Region. 64. Matteo Salvini was elected in three different constituencies, in the North-East Fontana took over his seat. 65. Matteo Salvini was elected in three different constituencies, in the Centern Borghezio took over his seat. 66. Gianluca Buonanno died on 5 June 2016 67. Flavio Tosi resigned his seat to stay as mayor of Verona. 68. Lorenzo Fontana resigned his seat after being elected to the Chamber of Deputies of Italy. 69. Matteo Salvini resigned his seat after being elected to the Senate of Italy. 70. Maurizio Lupi was elected, but did not take over his seat. 71. Barbara Spinelli was elected in two different constituencies; in the South, Forenza took over her seat. 72. Moni Ovadia was elected, but he did not take over his seat. 73. Resigned his seat after his confirmation as new member of the European Commission from Latvia. 74. Resigned his seat after he was elected member of the Saeima. 75. Resigned his seat after being elected Prime Minister of Latvia. 76. Party name since changed to Latvian Russian Union 77. Resigned her seat on 4 March 2018 78. Resigned his seat. 79. Ramūnas Karbauskis was elected, but he did not take over his seat. 80. Vivane Reding resigned from her seat. 81. Claude Turmes resigned his seat after joining the Government of Luxembourg. 82. Resigned his seat after being elected to the House of Representatives. 83. Resigned her seat as she changed to the Dutch House of Representatives. 84. Geert Wilders was elected, but he did not take over his seat. Hans Jansen died on 5 May 2015. 85. Resigned her seat after being appointer Minister of Infrastructure and Water Management of the Netherlands. 86. Resigned his seat after being elected mayor of Kielce 87. Resigned his seat after he was elected President of Poland. 88. Resigned his seat after being appointed Minister of Marine Economy 89. Resigned his seat after being appointed Minister of the State Treasury 90. Resigned his seat as he was elected member of the European Court of Auditors 91. Resigned his seat on 1 March 2018. 92. Resigned hear seat after named Governor of Banco de Portugal. 93. Resigned her seat. 94. Resigned her seat after her confirmation as new member of the European Commission from Romania. 95. Resigned her seat after being elected Prime Minister of Romania. 96. "Eurodeputatul Laurențiu Rebega a trădat. A trecut la grupul condus de Marine Le Pen" (http:// www.dcnews.ro/eurodeputatul-lauren-iu-rebega-a-tradat-a-trecut-la-grupul-condus-de-marine-l e-pen_480199.html) (in Romanian). DC News. 15 July 2015. 97. Resigned his seat after appointed Minister of European Affairs. 98. Ecaterina Andronescu was elected, but she did not take over her seat. 99. "After she left PPE for ALDE, the liberals sent Norica Nicolai to the fisheries committee" (http:// www.evz.ro/dupa-ce-a-lasat-ppe-pentru-alde-liberalii-europeni-au-trimis-o-pe-norica-nicolai-in- comisia-pentru-pescuit.html). evz.ro. EvZ. Retrieved 11 July 2014. 100. Resigned his seat after nominated Head of the Romanian Intelligence Service. 101. The PLD merged with the PNL, effective in November 2014: "ACL nu mai exista: Ce spune Iohannis despre succesorul sau in fruntea noului PNL" (http://www.ziare.com/klaus-johannis/pr esedinte-pnl/acl-nu-mai-exista-ce-spune-iohannis-despre-succesorul-sau-in-fruntea-noului-pnl -1334079). Ziare (in Romanian). 18 November 2014. Retrieved 2015-05-22. 102. "PMP l-a exclus din partid, prin " vot unanim ", pe europarlamentarul Cristian Preda" (http://ww w.mediafax.ro/politic/pmp-l-a-exclus-din-partid-prin-vot-unanim-pe-europarlamentarul-cristian- preda-13719243). Mediafax (in Romanian). 13 December 2014. Retrieved 2015-05-22. 103. Maroš Šefčovič was elected, but he did not take over his seat. 104. Resigned his seat after his confirmation as new member of the European Commission from Spain. 105. Resigned after named president of the Instituto de Crédito Oficial. 106. Resigned his seat. Succeeded by Javier Couso Permuy. 107. Resignes his seat. 108. Resigned his seat. 109. Resigned his seat after being elected to the House of Representatives. 110. Resigned his seat on 27 February 2018 111. Jens Nilsson died on 13 March 2018. 112. Resigned her seat after being appointed as Minister for International Development Cooperation of Sweden 113. Resigned his seat after being appointed as Minister for Housing and Digitalization of Sweden. 114. Resigned her seat 115. Resigned his seat after being elected to the Swedish Riksdag. 116. Resigned his seat on 31 July 2017. 117. Elected MP. 118. Resigned after named Chief Executive of the International Integrated Reporting Council. 119. Elected MP. 120. Resigned her seat on 31 January 2019. 121. Resigned her seat on 2 October 2017. 122. Philip Bradbourn died on 19 December 2014. 123. Resigned after created life peer and named as Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Scotland. 124. Elected MP. 125. Timothy Kirkhope resigned after being created life peer. 126. Elected MP. 127. Constitution of Ukraine: Article 4 (http://www.rada.gov.ua/const/conengl.htm) Archived (https:// web.archive.org/web/20110521190059/http://www.rada.gov.ua/const/conengl.htm) 21 May 2011 at the Wayback Machine Dual Identities (http://www.kyivpost.com/news/nation/detail/45040/), Kyiv Post (9 July 2009) The Law of Ukraine On Citizenship of Ukraine: Article 2 (http://www.mfa.gov.ua/mfa/en/publica tion/content/719.htm) Archived (https://web.archive.org/web/20081204201403/http://www.mfa. gov.ua/mfa/en/publication/content/719.htm) 4 December 2008 at the Wayback Machine 128. (in Ukrainian) A citizen of Ukraine has become a Member of European Parliament (http://www. eurointegration.com.ua/news/2014/07/3/7023891), Ukrayinska Pravda (3 July 2014)
See also
European Parliament election, 2014
Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_members_of_the_European_Parliament,_2014– 2019&oldid=887248656"
This page was last edited on 11 March 2019, at 13:28 (UTC).
Text is available under theCreative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License; additional terms may apply. By using this site, you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Wikipedia® is a registered trademark of theWikimedia Foundation, Inc., a non-profit organization.