List of members of the European Parliament for France, 2014–2019

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9th term (2019)

This is a list of members of the European Parliament for France in the 2014 to 2019 session.

List

NameNational partyEP GroupConstituency
Florian Philippot   National Front (until 3 October 2017)

  The Patriots

  NI (until 14 June 2015)

  ENF (until 2 October 2017)

  NI (until 3 October 2017)

  EFDD

East France
Sophie Montel   National Front (until 3 October 2017)

  The Patriots (until 22 July 2018)

  Independent

  NI (until 14 June 2015)

  ENF (until 2 October 2017)

  NI (until 3 October 2017)

  EFDD (until 12 September 2018)

  NI

East France
Jean-François Jalkh   National Front (until 11 June 2018)

  National Rally

  NI (until 14 June 2015)

  ENF

East France
Dominique Bilde-Pierron   National Front (until 11 June 2018)

  National Rally

  NI (until 14 June 2015)

  ENF

East France
Nadine Morano   Union for a Popular Movement (until 29 May 2015)

  The Republicans

  EPP East France
Arnaud Danjean   Union for a Popular Movement (until 29 May 2015)

  The Republicans

  EPP East France
Anne Sander (politician)   Union for a Popular Movement (until 29 May 2015)

  The Republicans

  EPP East France
Nathalie Griesbeck   Democratic Movement   ALDE East France
Édouard Martin   Socialist Party   S&D East France
Alain Lamassoure   Union for a Popular Movement (until 29 May 2015)

  The Republicans (24 October 2017201)

  Independent

  EPP Île-de-France
Rachida Dati   Union for a Popular Movement (until 29 May 2015)

  The Republicans

  EPP Île-de-France
Philippe Juvin   Union for a Popular Movement (until 29 May 2015)

  The Republicans

  EPP Île-de-France
Constance Le Grip (until 30 November 2017)

Geoffroy Didier (from 1 December 2017)

  Union for a Popular Movement (until 29 May 2015)

  The Republicans

  EPP Île-de-France
Aymeric Chauprade   National Front (until 10 November 2015)

  Independent Right (until 12 January 2016)

  The Free French

  NI (until 23 June 2015)

  ENF (until 9 November 2015)

  NI (until 17 April 2018)

  EFDD

Île-de-France
Marie-Christine Boutonnet   National Front (until 11 June 2018)

  National Rally

  NI (until 14 June 2015)

  ENF

Île-de-France
Jean-Luc Schaffhauser   Marine Blue Gathering (until 11 June 2018)

  National Rally (until 12 June 2018)

  Marine Blue Gathering

  NI (until 14 June 2015)

  ENF

Île-de-France
Pascal Durand   Europe Ecology   G/EFA Île-de-France
Eva Joly   Europe Ecology   G/EFA Île-de-France
Pervenche Berès   Socialist Party   S&D Île-de-France
Guillaume Balas   Socialist Party (until 19 February 2018)

  Genéeation.s, the movement

  S&D Île-de-France
Christine Revault d'Allonnes-Bonnefoy   Socialist Party   S&D Île-de-France
Marielle de Sarnez (until 17 May 2017)

Patricia Lalonde

  Democratic Movement (until 17 May 2017)

  Union of Democrats and Independents

  ALDE Île-de-France
Jean-Marie Cavada   New Centre - Union of Democrats and Independents (until 23 January 2015)

  We Citizens (until 30 June 2015)

  Bündnis C (until 1 September 2015)

  Génération Citoyens

  ALDE Île-de-France
Patrick Le Hyaric   Left Front   GUE/NGL Île-de-France
Bernard Monot   National Front (until 5 June 2018)

  France Arise

  NI (until 14 June 2015)

  ENF (until 28 May 2018)

  EFDD

Massif Central-Centre
Philippe Loiseau   National Front (until 11 June 2018)

  National Rally

  NI (until 14 June 2015)

  ENF

Massif Central-Centre
Brice Hortefeux   Union for a Popular Movement (until 29 May 2015)

  The Republicans

  EPP Massif Central-Centre
Angélique Delahaye   Union for a Popular Movement (until 29 May 2015)

  The Republicans

  EPP Massif Central-Centre
Jean-Paul Denanot   Socialist Party   S&D Massif Central-Centre
Marine Le Pen (until 18 June 2017)

Christelle Lechevalier

  National Front (until 11 June 2018)

  National Rally

  NI (until 14 June 2015)

  ENF

Massif Central-Centre
Steeve Briois   National Front (until 11 June 2018)

  National Rally

  NI (until 14 June 2015)

  ENF

North-West France
Mylène Troszczynski   National Front (until 11 June 2018)

  National Rally

  NI (until 14 June 2015)

  ENF

North-West France
Nicolas Bay   National Front (until 11 June 2018)

  National Rally

  NI (until 14 June 2015)

  ENF

North-West France
Sylvie Goddyn   National Front (until 11 June 2018)

  National Rally (until 28 November 2018)

  Independent (until 30 November 2018)

  France Arise

  NI (until 14 June 2015)

  ENF (until 19 October 2018)

  EFDD

North-West France
Gilles Pargneaux   Socialist Party   S&D North-West France
Karima Delli   Europe Ecology   G/EFA North-West France
Dominique Riquet   Union for a Popular MovementRadical Party   ALDE North-West France
Jérôme Lavrilleux   Union for a Popular Movement (until 15 October 2014)

  Independent

  EPP North-West France
Tokia Saïfi   Union for a Popular Movement (until 29 May 2015)

  The Republicans (until 13 December 2017)

  Agir, the Constructive RIght

  EPP North-West France
Alain Cadec   Union for a Popular Movement (until 29 May 2015)

  The Republicans

  EPP West
Elisabeth Morin-Chartier   Union for a Popular Movement (until 29 May 2015)

  The Republicans (until 20 February 2018)

  Independent

  EPP West
Marc Joulaud   Union for a Popular Movement (until 29 May 2015)

  The Republicans

  EPP West
Gilles Lebreton   National Front (until 16 July 2014)

  National Front / Marine Blue Gathering (until 6 November 2017)

  National Front (until 11 June 2018)

  National Rally

  NI (until 14 June 2015)

  ENF

West
Joëlle Bergeron   Independent   EFDD (until 15 October 2014)

  NI (until 19 October 2014)

  EFDD

West
Isabelle Thomas   Socialist Party (until 4 December 2017)

  Genéeation.s, the movement

  S&D West
Emmanuel Maurel   Socialist Party   S&D (until 25 October 2018)

  NI (until 5 November 2018)

  GUE/NGL

West
Jean Arthuis   Union of Democrats and Independents (until 31 August 2017)

  La République En Marche!

  ALDE West
Yannick Jadot   Europe Ecology   G/EFA West
Maurice Ponga   Union for a Popular Movement (until 29 May 2015)

  The Republicans

  EPP Overseas territories
Louis-Joseph Manscour   Socialist Party   S&D Overseas territories
Younous Omarjee   Alliance of the Overseas   GUE/NGL Overseas territories
Jean-Marie Le Pen   National Front   NI South-East
Marie-Christine Arnautu   National Front (until 11 June 2018)

  National Rally

  NI (until 14 June 2015)

  ENF

South-East
Bruno Gollnisch   National Front   NI South-East
Mireille d'Ornano   National Front (until 3 October 2017)

  The Patriots

  NI (until 14 June 2015)

  ENF (until 2 October 2017)

  NI (until 3 October 2017)

  EFDD

South-East
Dominique Martin   National Front (until 11 June 2018)

  National Rally

  NI (until 14 June 2015)

  ENF

South-East
Renaud Muselier   Union for a Popular Movement (until 29 May 2015)

  The Republicans

  EPP South-East
Françoise Grossetête   Union for a Popular Movement (until 29 May 2015)

  The Republicans

  EPP South-East
Michel Dantin   Union for a Popular Movement (until 29 May 2015)

  The Republicans

  EPP South-East
Vincent Peillon   Socialist Party   S&D South-East
Sylvie Guillaume   Socialist Party   S&D South-East
Michèle Rivasi   Europe Ecology   G/EFA South-East
Sylvie Goulard (until 17 May 2017)

Thierry Cornillet (from 18 May 2017)

  Democratic Movement (until 26 March 2017)

  La République En Marche! (until 17 May 2017)

  Radical Party (until 25 February 2018)

  Radical Movement

  ALDE South-East
Marie-Christine Vergiat   Left Front   GUE/NGL South-East
Louis Aliot (until 20 July 2017)

France Jamet (from 21 July 2017)

  National Front (until 11 June 2018)

  National Rally

  NI (until 14 June 2015)

  ENF

West
Joëlle Mélin   National Front (until 12 June 2018)

  National Rally

  NI (until 14 June 2015)

  ENF

West
Édouard Ferrand   National Front   NI (until 14 June 2015)

  ENF

West
Michèle Alliot-Marie   Union for a Popular Movement (until 29 May 2015)

  The Republicans

  EPP West
Franck Proust   Union for a Popular Movement (until 29 May 2015)

  The Republicans

  EPP West
Virginie Rozière   Radical Party of the Left (until 7 February 2018)

  Radicals of the Left

  S&D West
Éric Andrieu   Socialist Party   S&D West
José Bové   Europe Ecology   G/EFA West
Robert Rochefort   Democratic Movement   ALDE West
Jean-Luc Mélenchon (until 18 June 2017)

Marie-Pierre Vieu (from 19 June 2017)

  Left Front   GUE/NGL West

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