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Every member who served in the 10th term, current and former, with their record in roll-call votes. Each member is counted in the group they belonged to on the day of each vote; members who changed group are marked ⇄.

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2026: 2 521 roll-call votes with named positions. Chamber median participation 90.9 % (725 members with enough votes). How the figures are computed.

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Participationⓘ: roll calls with a recorded vote, of the roll calls while in office. With majority lineⓘ: votes cast the way the plurality of their group voted, of the votes where the group had a line. Against clear lineⓘ: votes otherwise than a line held by at least two thirds of their group with at least 10 members voting, of the votes where it had one. Abstentionⓘ: of the votes cast. ± group: difference from the median of the member’s group (the one they held for most of the period), in percentage points; not compared for a member who changed group in the period; the non-attached have no group line. Each member is counted in the group they belonged to on the day of each vote; a figure over fewer than 50 votes is shown as a count.

Participationⓘ: roll calls with a recorded vote, of the roll calls while in office. With majority lineⓘ: votes cast the way the plurality of their group voted, of the votes where the group had a line. Against clear lineⓘ: votes otherwise than a line held by at least two thirds of their group with at least 10 members voting, of the votes where it had one. Abstentionⓘ: of the votes cast. ± group: difference from the median of the member’s group (the one they held for most of the period), in percentage points; not compared for a member who changed group in the period; the non-attached have no group line. Each member is counted in the group they belonged to on the day of each vote; a figure over fewer than 50 votes is shown as a count.

Members’ voting records
SelectMember, sort Z to ACountry, sort A to ZGroup, sort A to ZParticipation, sort highest first± groupWith majority line, sort highest first± groupAgainst clear line, sort highest first Abstention, sort highest first
Jussi SARAMO FinlandThe Left99.5 % of 2 521+11.3 pts median 88.2 %90.5 % of 2 502−3.0 pts median 93.6 %6.1 % of 2 3234.3 % of 2 509
Jutta PAULUS GermanyGreens94.1 % of 2 521+1.7 pts median 92.5 %97.7 % of 2 372+0.2 pts median 97.5 %1.7 % of 2 3345.5 % of 2 373
Kai TEGETHOFF GermanyGreens76.6 % of 2 521−15.9 pts median 92.5 %97.0 % of 1 929−0.5 pts median 97.5 %2.5 % of 1 8924.9 % of 1 930
Kamila GASIUK-PIHOWICZ PolandEPP98.0 % of 2 521+7.0 pts median 91.0 %92.0 % of 2 471−1.7 pts median 93.7 %5.8 % of 2 3691.7 % of 2 471
Karin KARLSBRO SwedenRenew96.7 % of 2 521+5.0 pts median 91.7 %93.4 % of 2 437−1.7 pts median 95.1 %5.2 % of 2 3660.5 % of 2 439
Karlo RESSLER CroatiaEPP84.7 % of 2 521−6.3 pts median 91.0 %92.9 % of 2 135−0.8 pts median 93.7 %6.0 % of 2 0582.6 % of 2 135
Katarina BARLEY GermanyS&D73.6 % of 2 521−16.5 pts median 90.1 %97.0 % of 1 855+1.1 pts median 95.8 %2.4 % of 1 8181.8 % of 1 855
Katarína ROTH NEVEĎALOVÁ SlovakiaNo group97.8 % of 2 521—no group lineno votes —no group lineno votes 13.3 % of 2 466
Kateřina KONEČNÁ CzechiaNo group97.6 % of 2 521—no group lineno votes —no group lineno votes 11.3 % of 2 460
Kathleen FUNCHION IrelandThe Left81.5 % of 2 521−6.7 pts median 88.2 %90.9 % of 2 049−2.6 pts median 93.6 %7.3 % of 1 9175.5 % of 2 055
Kathleen VAN BREMPT BelgiumS&D94.6 % of 2 521+4.5 pts median 90.1 %98.0 % of 2 385+2.2 pts median 95.8 %1.3 % of 2 3311.6 % of 2 385
Katri KULMUNI FinlandRenew83.7 % of 2 521−8.1 pts median 91.7 %94.6 % of 2 109−0.5 pts median 95.1 %4.1 % of 2 0540.9 % of 2 110
Katrin LANGENSIEPEN GermanyGreens88.5 % of 2 521−4.0 pts median 92.5 %98.8 % of 2 230+1.4 pts median 97.5 %0.7 % of 2 1934.9 % of 2 231
Kim VAN SPARRENTAK NetherlandsGreens84.5 % of 2 521−8.0 pts median 92.5 %98.7 % of 2 128+1.3 pts median 97.5 %1.0 % of 2 0985.4 % of 2 129
Kinga GÁL HungaryPatriots61.9 % of 2 521−28.5 pts median 90.4 %79.5 % of 1 556−3.6 pts median 83.1 %13.4 % of 1 24616.7 % of 1 561
Kinga KOLLÁR HungaryEPP52.9 % of 2 521−38.1 pts median 91.0 %88.4 % of 1 333−5.3 pts median 93.7 %9.0 % of 1 2756.5 % of 1 333
Kira Marie PETER-HANSEN DenmarkGreens84.6 % of 2 521−7.9 pts median 92.5 %98.2 % of 2 132+0.8 pts median 97.5 %1.2 % of 2 0966.4 % of 2 133
Klára DOBREV HungaryS&D70.6 % of 2 521−19.5 pts median 90.1 %93.7 % of 1 780−2.1 pts median 95.8 %4.9 % of 1 7370.7 % of 1 780
Klara DOSTALOVA CzechiaPatriots55.0 % of 2 521−35.4 pts median 90.4 %75.4 % of 1 384−7.7 pts median 83.1 %17.6 % of 1 11013.3 % of 1 387
Konstantinos ARVANITIS GreeceThe Left73.3 % of 2 521−14.8 pts median 88.2 %96.1 % of 1 845+2.5 pts median 93.6 %2.0 % of 1 7314.7 % of 1 849
Kosma ZŁOTOWSKI PolandECR99.4 % of 2 521+7.5 pts median 91.9 %90.5 % of 2 499±0.0 pts median 90.5 %3.7 % of 2 1718.5 % of 2 505
Kostas PAPADAKIS GreeceNo group80.9 % of 2 521—no group lineno votes —no group lineno votes 21.9 % of 2 040
Kris VAN DIJCK BelgiumECR97.3 % of 2 521+5.5 pts median 91.9 %66.1 % of 2 448−24.3 pts median 90.5 %31.7 % of 2 12522.6 % of 2 454
Kristian VIGENIN BulgariaS&D88.7 % of 2 521−1.5 pts median 90.1 %95.7 % of 2 235−0.2 pts median 95.8 %3.7 % of 2 1832.3 % of 2 235
Kristoffer STORM DenmarkECR95.4 % of 2 521+3.5 pts median 91.9 %74.8 % of 2 399−15.7 pts median 90.5 %20.8 % of 2 0849.7 % of 2 405
Krzysztof BREJZA PolandEPP99.2 % of 2 521+8.2 pts median 91.0 %92.7 % of 2 501−1.0 pts median 93.7 %5.0 % of 2 3991.6 % of 2 501
Krzysztof HETMAN PolandEPP97.4 % of 2 521+6.4 pts median 91.0 %91.0 % of 2 456−2.7 pts median 93.7 %6.2 % of 2 3534.5 % of 2 456
Krzysztof ŚMISZEK PolandS&D99.3 % of 2 521+9.2 pts median 90.1 %97.6 % of 2 504+1.7 pts median 95.8 %1.6 % of 2 4491.7 % of 2 504
Lara MAGONI ItalyECR96.7 % of 2 521+4.8 pts median 91.9 %92.6 % of 2 431+2.1 pts median 90.5 %1.9 % of 2 11011.4 % of 2 437
Lara WOLTERS NetherlandsS&D99.5 % of 2 521+9.4 pts median 90.1 %94.6 % of 2 508−1.3 pts median 95.8 %4.3 % of 2 4532.0 % of 2 508
Laura BALLARÍN CEREZA SpainS&D35.1 % of 2 521−55.1 pts median 90.1 %96.8 % of 884+1.0 pts median 95.8 %2.0 % of 8612.6 % of 884
Laurence FARRENG FranceRenew93.3 % of 2 521+1.5 pts median 91.7 %94.8 % of 2 349−0.3 pts median 95.1 %4.1 % of 2 2771.1 % of 2 351
Laurence TROCHU FranceECR98.3 % of 2 521+6.4 pts median 91.9 %79.1 % of 2 472−11.4 pts median 90.5 %16.1 % of 2 1507.3 % of 2 478
Laurent CASTILLO changed group Changed group in this period: not compared with a single group’s median.FrancePatriots73.1 % of 2 521not compared median 90.4 %88.6 % of 1 839not compared median 83.1 %4.4 % of 1 44012.3 % of 1 843
Lefteris NIKOLAOU-ALAVANOS GreeceNo group83.6 % of 2 521—no group lineno votes —no group lineno votes 22.2 % of 2 107
Leila CHAIBI FranceThe Left96.2 % of 2 521+8.1 pts median 88.2 %94.9 % of 2 419+1.3 pts median 93.6 %1.6 % of 2 2525.1 % of 2 426
Leire PAJÍN SpainS&D84.9 % of 2 521−5.2 pts median 90.1 %95.0 % of 2 141−0.8 pts median 95.8 %4.0 % of 2 0932.9 % of 2 141
Lena DÜPONT GermanyEPP81.9 % of 2 521−9.1 pts median 91.0 %98.6 % of 2 064+4.9 pts median 93.7 %0.5 % of 1 9770.9 % of 2 064
Lena SCHILLING AustriaGreens94.3 % of 2 521+1.8 pts median 92.5 %98.3 % of 2 376+0.9 pts median 97.5 %0.9 % of 2 3365.7 % of 2 377
Leoluca ORLANDO ItalyGreens82.5 % of 2 521−9.9 pts median 92.5 %90.6 % of 2 080−6.9 pts median 97.5 %8.6 % of 2 0463.2 % of 2 081
Letizia MORATTI ItalyEPP81.1 % of 2 521−9.9 pts median 91.0 %93.6 % of 2 045−0.1 pts median 93.7 %4.6 % of 1 9682.0 % of 2 045
Li ANDERSSON FinlandThe Left88.5 % of 2 521+0.3 pts median 88.2 %90.2 % of 2 223−3.4 pts median 93.6 %6.3 % of 2 0644.3 % of 2 230
Lídia PEREIRA PortugalEPP93.3 % of 2 521+2.3 pts median 91.0 %94.7 % of 2 353+1.0 pts median 93.7 %3.6 % of 2 2543.9 % of 2 353
Liesbet SOMMEN BelgiumEPP96.6 % of 2 521+5.6 pts median 91.0 %94.7 % of 2 435+1.0 pts median 93.7 %4.0 % of 2 3311.6 % of 2 435
Lina GÁLVEZ SpainS&D79.8 % of 2 521−10.3 pts median 90.1 %97.2 % of 2 012+1.3 pts median 95.8 %1.8 % of 1 9661.9 % of 2 012
Liudas MAŽYLIS LithuaniaEPP99.9 % of 2 521+8.9 pts median 91.0 %96.8 % of 2 518+3.1 pts median 93.7 %1.5 % of 2 4142.1 % of 2 518
Loránt VINCZE RomaniaEPP87.4 % of 2 521−3.6 pts median 91.0 %93.0 % of 2 204−0.7 pts median 93.7 %5.5 % of 2 1272.0 % of 2 204
Loucas FOURLAS CyprusEPP65.3 % of 2 521−25.7 pts median 91.0 %89.9 % of 1 645−3.8 pts median 93.7 %7.8 % of 1 5743.6 % of 1 645
Ľubica KARVAŠOVÁ SlovakiaRenew25.2 % of 2 521−66.5 pts median 91.7 %97.5 % of 635+2.4 pts median 95.1 %1.8 % of 6170.5 % of 636
Ľuboš BLAHA SlovakiaNo group88.1 % of 2 521—no group lineno votes —no group lineno votes 16.0 % of 2 221
  • “No vote recorded” is not the same as absent: leave, illness and chairing the sitting look the same. The President does not vote.
  • A group’s line is inferred from its members’ votes — Parliament publishes no whip. Non-attached members have no group line.
  • Roll calls are not a random sample: final votes on laws are recorded by name, most other roll calls because a group asked for it.
  • Positions are as recorded; later corrections of voting intention are not applied.