List of members of the European Parliament for France, 2019–2024

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This is a list of members of the European Parliament for France in the 2019 to 2024 session .

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Members of the
European Parliament

from France
ECSC delegation (1952)
EP delegation (1958)
1st term (1979)
2nd term (1984)
3rd term (1989)
4th term (1994)
5th term (1999)
6th term (2004)
7th term (2009)
8th term (2014)
9th term (2019)

Partisan distribution

Five MEPs were formally considered to have been elected in the elections, but did not take their seats until the departure of the United Kingdom from the European Union on 31 January 2020. [1] They included Jean-Lin Lacapelle (RN), Sandro Gozi (IV), Ilana Cicurel (LREM), Claude Gruffat (SE), and Nora Mebarek (PS).

Partisan distribution of elected members of the European Parliament for France, 2019-2024
Parliamentary Group Seats2019 election list Party Seats European Party
ID 19Prenez le pouvoir, liste soutenue par Marine Le Pen National Rally (RN)16 PID
Sans étiquette (SE)3 PID
RE 25 [2] Renaissance, soutenue par La République en marche, le MoDem et ses partenaires Renaissance (RE)8None
Democratic Movement (MoDem)6 PDE
Radical Party (PR)2 ALDE Party
Horizons 2None
Territories of Progress (TDP)1None
Sans étiquette (SE)5None
Italia Viva (Italy)1 PDE
V-ALE 11Europe Écologie The Ecologists (LÉ) (including 1 ex-)8 PVE
Party of the Corsican Nation (PNC)1 ALE
Breton Democratic Union (UDB)1None
Sans étiquette (SE)1None
PPE 8Union de la droite et du centre The Republicans (LR)7 PPE
The Centrists (LC)1None
GUE/NGL 6La France insoumise La France Insoumise (LFI)3 MLP
Left Party (PG) - LFI2 MLP
Republican and Socialist Left (GRS)1None
S&D 6Envie d'Europe écologique et sociale Socialist Party (PS)3 PSE
Place Publique (PP)2None
New Deal (ND)1None
Non-Inscrits 4 Reconquête! (R!)4None

List of members of the European Parliament

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1 Jordan Bardella RN RN
2 Hélène Laporte RN RN
3 Thierry Mariani RN SE
4 Dominique Bilde RN RN
5 Hervé Juvin RN SE
6 Joëlle Mélin RN RN
7 Virginie Joron RN RN
8 Jean-Paul Garraud RN SE
9 Catherine Griset RN RN
10 Gilles Lebreton RN RN
11 Jean-François Jalkh RN RN
12 Aurélia Beigneux RN RN
13 Julie Lechanteux RN RN
14 Philippe Olivier RN RN
15 Annika Bruna RN RN
16 France Jamet RN RN
17 André Rougé RN RN
18 Mathilde Androuët RN RN
19 Jean-Lin Lacapelle RN RN
20 Marie Dauchy RN RN
21 Éric Minardi RN RN
22 Patricia Chagnon RN RN
1 Nathalie Loiseau REMoDem Horizons
2 Pascal Canfin REMoDem DVE
3 Marie-Pierre Vedrenne REMoDem MoDem
4 Jérémy Decerle REMoDem SE
5 Catherine Chabaud REMoDem MoDem
6 Stéphane Séjourné REMoDem RE
7 Fabienne Keller REMoDem RE
8 Bernard Guetta REMoDem SE
9 Irène Tolleret REMoDem TDP
10 Stéphane Bijoux REMoDem RE
11 Sylvie Brunet REMoDem MoDem
12 Gilles Boyer REMoDem Horizons
13 Stéphanie Yon-Courtin REMoDem RE
14 Pierre Karleskind REMoDem RE
15 Laurence Despaux-Farreng REMoDem MoDem
16 Dominique Riquet REMoDem PR
17 Véronique Trillet-Lenoir REMoDem RE
18 Pascal Durand REMoDem DVE
19 Valérie Hayer REMoDem RE
20 Christophe Grudler REMoDem MoDem
21 Chrysoula Zacharopoulou REMoDem RE
22 Sandro Gozi REMoDem Italia Viva (Italy)
23 Ilana Cicurel REMoDem RE
24 Salima Yenbou [3] REMoDem RE
25 Max Orville REMoDem MoDem
26 Catherine Amalric REMoDem PR
1 Yannick Jadot
2 Michèle Rivasi
3 Damien Carême
4 Marie Toussaint
5 David Cormand
6 Karima Delli
7 Mounir Satouri
8 Caroline Roose CE
9 François Alfonsi PNC
10 Benoît Biteau SE
11 Gwendoline Delbos-Corfield
12 Claude Gruffat
13 Lydie Massard UDB
14 François Thiollet
1 François-Xavier Bellamy LRLC LR
2 Agnès Evren LRLC LR
3 Arnaud Danjean LRLC LR
4 Nadine Morano LRLC LR
5 Brice Hortefeux LRLC LR
6 Nathalie Colin-Oesterlé LRLC LC
7 Geoffroy Didier LRLC LR
8 Anne Sander LRLC LR
9 Laurence Sailliet LRLC LR
1 Manon Aubry FI FI
2 Manuel Bompard FI FI
3 Leïla Chaibi FI FI
4 Younous Omarjee FI FI
5 Anne-Sophie Pelletier FI FI
6 Emmanuel Maurel FI GRS
7 Marina Mesure FI FI
1 Raphaël Glucksmann PSPPND PP
2 Sylvie Guillaume PSPPND PS
3 Éric Andrieu PSPPND PS
4 Aurore Lalucq PSPPND PP
5 Pierre Larrouturou PSPPND ND
6 Nora Mebarek PSPPND PS
7 Christophe Clergeau PSPPND PS
1 Nicolas Bay None R!
2 Gilbert Collard None R!
3 Maxette Grisoni-Pirbakas None R!
4 Jérôme Rivière None R!

Replacement members

Outgoing MEPIncoming MEPConstituencyDate of entryPartyParty
Chrysoula Zacharopoulou Max Orville France 20 May 2022 RE La République En Marche!
Hélène Laporte Marie Dauchy France 29 July 2022 ID National Rally
Joëlle Mélin Éric Minardi France 29 July 2022 ID National Rally
Julie Lechanteux Patricia Chagnon France 29 July 2022 ID National Rally
Manuel Bompard Marina Mesure France 29 July 2022 GUE/NGL La France Insoumise
Éric Andrieu Christophe Clergeau France 1 June 2023S&D Socialist Party
Véronique Trillet-Lenoir (died) [4] Catherine Amalric France 9 August 2023RE Renaissance
Agnès Evren Laurence Sailliet France 14 September 2023EPP The Republicans
Yannick Jadot Lydie Massard France 14 September 2023G/EFA The Ecologists
Michèle Rivasi (died) [5] François Thiollet France 30 November 2023G/EFA The Ecologists
Stéphane Séjourné Guy Lavocat France 11 January 2024RE Renaissance

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