Clotilde Armand

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Clotilde Marie Brigitte Armand
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Clotilde Armand in 2016.
Member of the European Parliament for Romania
In office
2 July 2019 27 October 2020
 2nd 
2020 USR PLUS
(additionally supported by PNL )
36,455
40.95%
 1st 
2024 ADU 35,237
35.92%
 2nd 

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