List of members of the Hellenic Parliament, 2012–2014

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This is a list of the 300 members who were elected to the Hellenic Parliament in the June 2012 Greek legislative election.

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Composition

PartyInitial
(June 2012)
Final
(Dec 2014)
New Democracy (ND)129127
Coalition of the Radical Left (SYRIZA)7171
Panhellenic Socialist Movement (PASOK)3328
Independent Greeks (ANEL)2012
Golden Dawn (XA)1816
Democratic Left (DIMAR)179
Communist Party of Greece (KKE)1212
Independent Democratic MPs (ADV)17
Independents 8
Total300300

Members of Parliament

Changes table below records all changes in party affiliation.

Full NameConstituencyParliamentary Group
Kilkis Syriza
Drama PASOK
Apostolos Alexopoulos Athens B Syriza
Larissa Golden Dawn
Ioannis Amanatidis Thessaloniki A Syriza
Thessaloniki B Syriza
Dimitrios Anagnostakis Euboea Democratic Left
Thessaloniki B New Democracy
Ioannis Andrianos Argolis New Democracy
Dimitrios Androulakis (Mimis) Athens B PASOK
Kastoria New Democracy
Evangelos Apostolou Euboea Syriza
Serres New Democracy
Achaea Golden Dawn
Piraeus A New Democracy
Anna-Michelle Assimakopoulou Ioannina New Democracy
State list New Democracy
Attica Syriza
Heraklion New Democracy
Dionysia-Theodora Avgerinopoulou Elis New Democracy
Gavriil Avramidis Thessaloniki A Independent Greeks
Dimitris Avramopoulos
(replaced by Thanos Plevris on 3 November 2014)
Athens A New Democracy
Dora Bakoyanni State list New Democracy
Konstantinos Barbarousis Aetolia-Acarnania Golden Dawn
Kostas Barkas Preveza Syriza
Evangelos Basiakos Boeotia New Democracy
Imathia New Democracy
Antonios Bezas Thesprotia New Democracy
Maria Bolari Athens A Syriza
Serres PASOK
Corinthia Golden Dawn
Athanasios Bouras Attica New Democracy
Pavlos Haikalis Attica Independent Greeks
Athens B KKE
Larissa New Democracy
Thessaloniki A Syriza
Konstantinos Chatzidakis (Kostis) Athens B New Democracy
Vassilios Chatzilambrou Achaea Syriza
Paraskevi Christofilopoulou (Evi) Attica PASOK
Pieria New Democracy
Michalis Chrisochoidis Athens B PASOK
Marina Chrysoveloni Magnesia Independent Greeks
Laconia New Democracy
Athanasios Davlouros Achaea New Democracy
Georgios Davris Achaea Independent Greeks
Nikos Dendias Corfu New Democracy
Alexandros Dermedzopoulos Evros New Democracy
Lasithi Syriza
Maria Diakaki Heraklion Syriza
Kastoria Syriza
Athens B Independent Greeks
Christos Dimas Corinthia New Democracy
Pyrros Dimas State list PASOK
Athens B New Democracy
Iro Dioti Larissa Syriza
Evros PASOK
Rena Dourou
(replaced by Eleni Avlonitou on 18 March 2014)
Athens B Syriza
Ioannis Dragasakis Athens B Syriza
Theodoros Dritsas Piraeus A Syriza
Panagiota Dritseli Trikala Syriza
Chalkidiki PASOK
Theano Fotiou State list Syriza
Niki Founda Aetolia-Acarnania Democratic Left
Thessaloniki A Syriza
Dimitris Gakis Dodecanese Syriza
Dimitris Gelalis Larissa Syriza
Kilkis New Democracy
Spyridon-Adonis Georgiadis (Adonis) Athens B New Democracy
Efstathia Georgopoulou-Saltari (Efi) Elis Syriza
Thessaloniki B KKE
Corfu PASOK
Florina Syriza
Athens B Golden Dawn
Evros New Democracy
Olga Gerovassili Arta Syriza
Athens B New Democracy
Maria Giannakaki Piraeus B Democratic Left
Chrysoula-Maria Giatagana Thessaloniki A Independent Greeks
Ioannis Giokas Attica KKE
Thessaloniki A New Democracy
Imathia Independent Greeks
Emmanouil Glezos (Manolis)
(replaced by Mania Papadimitriou on 5 May 2014)
State list Syriza
Christos Gokas Arta PASOK
Thessaloniki A Golden Dawn
Laconia PASOK
Achmet Chatziosman Rhodope PASOK
Dodecanese Independent Greeks
Attica Democratic Left
Magnesia Golden Dawn
Chalkidiki Syriza
Ioannis Ioannidis Thessaloniki A New Democracy
Haroula Kafandari Athens B Syriza
Nikitas Kaklamanis Athens A New Democracy
Apostolos Kaklamanis Athens B PASOK
Thessaloniki A New Democracy
Kavala New Democracy
Agnes Kalogeri Samos Syriza
Stavros Kalogiannis Ioannina New Democracy
Panos Kammenos Athens B Independent Greeks
Garyfallia Kanelli (Liana) Athens A KKE
Achaea Syriza
Vassilios Kapernaros Athens B Independent Greeks
Christos Karagiannidis Drama Syriza
Aetolia-Acarnania New Democracy
Anna Karamanli Athens B New Democracy
Kostas Karamanlis Thessaloniki A New Democracy
Ioannis Karambelas Boeotia New Democracy
Efthymios Karanasios Chalkidiki New Democracy
Thessaloniki B New Democracy
Pella New Democracy
Nikolaos Karathanasopoulos Achaea KKE
Ayhan Karayusuf Rhodope Syriza
Kozani New Democracy
Attica Golden Dawn
Michail Kassis Ioannina PASOK
Vasiliki Katrivanou Athens B Syriza
Konstantinos Katsafados Piraeus A New Democracy
Christos Katsotis Athens B KKE
Euboea New Democracy
Euboea PASOK
Olga Kefalogianni Athens A New Democracy
Ioannis A. Kefalogiannis Rethymno New Democracy
Manolis Kefalogiannis
(replaced by Giorgos Diktakis on 5 May 2014)
Heraklion New Democracy
Vassilios Kegeroglou Heraklion PASOK
Christos Kellas Larissa New Democracy
Vassilis Kikilias Athens A New Democracy
Konstantinos Klitsiotis Kavala New Democracy
Dimitrios Kodelas Argolis Syriza
Serres Independent Greeks
Kostas Kollias Corinthia New Democracy
Konstantinos Kondogeorgos Evrytania New Democracy
Georgios Kondogiannis Elis New Democracy
Stavros Kondonis Zakynthos Syriza
Xanthi New Democracy
Emmanouil Konsolas Dodecanese New Democracy
Florina New Democracy
Theodosios Konstantinidis Thessaloniki A KKE
Arcadia PASOK
Pieria New Democracy
Zoi Konstantopoulou Athens A Syriza
Grevena New Democracy
Terence Quick State list Independent Greeks
Konstantinos Koukodimos Pieria New Democracy
Kozani PASOK
Messenia Golden Dawn
Elena Kountoura Athens A Independent Greeks
Tasos Kourakis Thessaloniki A Syriza
Piraeus B Independent Greeks
Panagiotis Kouroumplis Athens B Syriza
Kostas Koutsogiannakopoulos Phthiotis New Democracy
Giannis Koutsoukos Elis PASOK
Andreas Koutsoumbas Boeotia New Democracy
Fotios-Fanourios Kouvelis (Fotis) Athens B Democratic Left
Nikos Kouzilos Piraeus A Golden Dawn
Dimitrios Kremastinos Dodecanese PASOK
Heraklion Syriza
Phthiotis Syriza
Dimitrios Kyriazidis Drama New Democracy
Georgios Kyritsis Trikala Democratic Left
Panagiotis Lafazanis Piraeus B Syriza
Piraeus B Golden Dawn
Messenia New Democracy
Georgios Lambroulis Larissa KKE
State list New Democracy
Serres New Democracy
Andreas Loverdos Athens B PASOK
Spyros Lykoudis State list Democratic Left
Arcadia New Democracy
Kozani Independent Greeks
Eleni Makri-Theodorou Phthiotis New Democracy
Christos Mandas Ioannina Syriza
Aspasia Mandreka Phocis New Democracy
Pieria New Democracy
Argolida PASOK
Diamanto Manolakou Piraeus B KKE
Epaminondas Marias (Notis)
(replaced by Constantine Damavolitis on 5 May 2014)
Heraklion Independent Greeks
Andreas Marinos Elis New Democracy
Chania New Democracy
Euboea Independent Greeks
Ekaterini Markou Thessaloniki B Democratic Left
Georgia Martinou Attica New Democracy
Magnesia Syriza
Vangelis Meimarakis Athens B New Democracy
Panagiotis Melas Piraeus A Independent Greeks
Nikolaos Michalakis Karditsa Syriza
Nikolaos Michaloliakos Athens A Golden Dawn
State list New Democracy
Ioannis Michelogiannakis Heraklion Democratic Left
Nikos Michos Euboea Golden Dawn
Notis Mitarachi (Notis) Athens A New Democracy
Alexios Mitropoulos Attica Syriza
Kyriakos Mitsotakis Athens B New Democracy
Aetolia-Acarnania PASOK
Nikolaos Moraitis Aetolia-Acarnania KKE
Chios New Democracy
Parisis Moutsinas (Paris) Magnesia Democratic Left
Magnesia New Democracy
Anastasios Nerantzis Piraeus B New Democracy
Achaea New Democracy
Georgios Orfanos Thessaloniki A New Democracy
Evros Independent Greeks
Kozani Syriza
Thanasis Pafilis State list KKE
Athens B Golden Dawn
Kavala New Democracy
Panos Panagiotopoulos Athens B New Democracy
Athens B Syriza
Attica Syriza
Ioannis Panousis Athens A Democratic Left
Dimitrios Papadimoulis
(replaced by Anna Hatzisofia  [ el ] on 5 May 2014)
Athens B Syriza
Kozani New Democracy
Ekaterini Papakosta-Sidiropoulou Athens B New Democracy
George Papandreou Achaea PASOK
Alexandra Papariga Athens B KKE
State list Golden Dawn
Kilkis PASOK
Ioannis Paschalidis Kavala New Democracy
Fevronia Patrianakou Laconia New Democracy
Prokopios Pavlopoulos Athens A New Democracy
Athanasios Petrakos Messenia Syriza
Fotini Pipili Athens A New Democracy
Lasithi New Democracy
Vyron Polydoras Athens B New Democracy
Athens B Democratic Left
Athens A New Democracy
Thomas Psyrras Larissa Democratic Left
Thessaloniki A New Democracy
Maria Repousi Piraeus A Democratic Left
Cyclades PASOK
Dimitris Sabaziotis Messenia New Democracy
Filippos Sachinidis Larissa PASOK
Sofia Sakorafa
(replaced by Fotini Kouvela on 5 May 2014)
Athens B Syriza
Aetolia-Acarnania New Democracy
Dimitrios Saltouros Xanthi PASOK
Antonios Samaras Messenia New Democracy
Stefanos Samoilis Corfu Syriza
Maximos Senetakis Heraklion New Democracy
Nikolaos Sifounakis Lesbos PASOK
Nikitas Siois
(replaced by Artemios Matthaiopoulos on 23 July 2012)
Serres Golden Dawn
Pavlos Sioufas
(replaced by Giorgos Anagnostopoulos on 11 December 2013)
Karditsa New Democracy
Konstantinos Skandalidis Athens A PASOK
Asimina Skondra Karditsa New Democracy
Konstantinos Skrekas Trikala New Democracy
Theodoros Soldatos Lefkada New Democracy
Aristovoulos Spiliotopoulos (Aris)
(replaced by Panagiota Iakovidou  [ el ] (Tania) on 27 March 2014, after that Yannis Papathanasiou declines)
Athens B New Democracy
Christos Staikouras Phthiotis New Democracy
Serres Syriza
Pella New Democracy
Giorgos Stathakis Chania Syriza
Ioannis Stathas Boeotia Syriza
Phthiotis New Democracy
Dimitrios Stratoulis Athens B Syriza
Evripidis Stylianidis Rhodope New Democracy
Georgios Stylios Arta New Democracy
Nikolaos Syrmalenios Cyclades Syriza
Nikolaos Tagaras Corinthia New Democracy
Spyridon Taliadouros Karditsa New Democracy
Michalis Tamilos Trikala New Democracy
Konstantinos Tasoulas Ioannina New Democracy
Athens B Syriza
Afroditi Theopeftatou Kefalonia Syriza
Ioannis Tragakis Piraeus B New Democracy
Konstantinos Triandafyllos Chios PASOK
Maria Triandafyllou Aetolia-Acarnania Syriza
Efklidis Tsakalotos Athens B Syriza
Imathia New Democracy
Konstantinos Tsiaras Karditsa New Democracy
Alexios Tsipras Athens A Syriza
Dimitris Tsoukalas State list Syriza
Nikolaos Tsoukalis Achaea Democratic Left
Dimitrios Tsoumanis Preveza New Democracy
Pella PASOK
Pella New Democracy
Elis New Democracy
Nadia Valavani Athens B Syriza
Evgenia Vamvaka (Tzeni) Piraeus B Syriza
Georgios Varemenos Aetolia-Acarnania Syriza
Athens B New Democracy
Evangelos Venizelos Thessaloniki A PASOK
Imathia New Democracy
Kyriakos Virvidakis Chania New Democracy
Attica New Democracy
Serres New Democracy
Ilias Vlahogiannis Trikala New Democracy
Pavlos Vogiatzis Lesbos New Democracy
Manousos-Konstantinos Voloudakis Chania New Democracy
Mavroudis Voridis (Makis) Attica New Democracy
Odyssefs-Nikos Voudouris Athens B Democratic Left
Sofia Voultepsi Athens B New Democracy
Nikolaos Voutsis Athens A Syriza
Ioannis Vroutsis Cyclades New Democracy
Andreas Xanthos Rethymno Syriza
Asimina Xirotyri-Ekaterinari Thessaloniki A Democratic Left
Thessaloniki B Independent Greeks
Vassilios-Nikolaos Ypsilantis Dodecanese New Democracy
Konstantinos Zacharias Arcadia Syriza
Athens B Golden Dawn
Huseyin Zeybek Xanthi Syriza
Ioannis Zerdelis Lesbos Syriza
Thessaloniki B Golden Dawn

Changes

Notes and references

  1. Standing Orders of the Hellenic Parliament, Article 15, paragraph 1
  2. Parliamentary Group Independent Democratic MPs born
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