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This is a list of the 300 members who were elected to the Hellenic Parliament in the June 2023 legislative election, held on 25 June 2023. [1]
| Constituency | Full name | Observations | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nationwide | Thanasis Pafilis | Parliamentary representative | |
| Athens A | Liana Kanelli | ||
| Athens B1 | Dimitris Koutsoumpas | Party General Secretary | |
| Aphrodite Ctena | |||
| Athens B2 | Vivi Daga | ||
| Athens B3 | Semina Digeni | ||
| Christos Katsotis | |||
| Piraeus A | Nikos Ambatielos | ||
| Piraeus B | Diamanto Manolakou | ||
| Attica A | Giannis Giokas | ||
| Attica B | Christos Tsokanis | ||
| Aetolia-Acarnania | Nikolaos Papanastasis | ||
| Achaea | Nikolaos Karathanasopoulos | Parliamentary representative | |
| Euboea | George Marinos | ||
| Heraklion | Manolis Syntyhakis | ||
| Thessaloniki A | Giannis Delis | ||
| Thessaloniki B | Leonidas Stoltidis | ||
| Ioannina | Pacos Exarchos | ||
| Larissa | Giorgos Lamproulis | ||
| Lesbos | Maria Komninaka | ||
| Magnesia | Vassilis Metaxas | ||
| Constituency | Full name | Observations | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nationwide | Pavlos Sarakis | ||
| Athens A | Vasilis Grammenos | ||
| Athens B1 | Vassilis Billiardos | The Vice-President of the Hellenic Parliament | |
| Athens B2 | Maria Athanasiou | ||
| Athens B3 | Kyriakos Velopoulos | President of the Greek Solution | |
| Piraeus B | Sophia Asimakopoulou | ||
| Attica A | Stelios Fotopoulos | Parliamentary representative | |
| Evros | Paris Papadakis | ||
| Imathia | Vassilis Kotidis | ||
| Thessaloniki A | Simos Koupeloglou | ||
| Thessaloniki B | Kostas Chitas | Parliamentary representative | |
| Serres | Kostas Boubas | ||
| Constituency | Full name | Observations | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Athens A | Nasos Iliopoulos | ||
| Dimitris Tzanakopoulos | |||
| Athens B1 | Euclid Tsakalotos | ||
| Athens B2 | Effie Achtsioglou | ||
| Athens B3 | Theano Fotiou | ||
| Achaea | Sia Anagnostopoulou | ||
| Ioannina | Meropi Tzoufi | ||
| Messenia | Alexis Haritsis | President of the New Left Parliamentary Group | |
| Xanthi | Chousein Zeimpek | ||
| Rhodope | Ozgur Ferhat | ||
| Florina | Peti Perka | ||
| Constituency | Full name | Observations | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nationwide | George Apostolakis | ||
| Athens B1 | Aspasia Kouroupakis | ||
| Athens B3 | Nikolaos Vrettos | ||
| Attica A | Tasos Economopoulos | ||
| Attica B | George Palaitsakis | ||
| Achaea | Spyros Tsironis | ||
| Thessaloniki A | Dimitris Natsios | President of Victory | |
| Thessaloniki B | Nikos Papadopoulos | ||
| Larissa | George Rountas | ||
| Pieria | Komnenos Delveroudis | ||
| Constituency | Full name | Observations | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nationwide | No list submitted | ||
| Athens A | Thanasis Chalkias | ||
| Athens B3 | Vasilis Stigkas | Founder and president of Spartans | |
| Piraeus B | Alexandros Zerveas | ||
| Achaea | Georgios Aspiotis | ||
| Heraklion | Michalis Gavyiotakis | ||
| Thessaloniki A | Ioannis Kontis | ||
| Thessaloniki B | Petros Dimitriadis | ||
| Constituency | Full name | Observations | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nationwide | Alexandros Kazamias | Parliamentary representative | |
| Athens A | Diamantis Karanastasis | ||
| Athens B1 | Zoe Konstantopoulou | Chairman of Course of Freedom | |
| Athens B2 | Georgia Kefala | ||
| Athens B3 | Spyros Bibilas | ||
| Attica A | Eleni Karageorgopoulou | ||
| Constituency | Full name | Observations | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Athens B1 | Charalambos Katsivardas | Formerly of Spartans | |
| Athens B2 | Georgios Manousos | ||
| Attica A | Ioannis Dimitrokallis | ||
| Aetolia-Acarnania | Dionysis Valtoyiannis | ||
| Thessaloniki A | Michalis Khourdakis | Formerly of Course of Freedom | |
| Thessaloniki B | Areti Papaioannou | ||
| Larissa | Konstandinos Floros | Formerly of Spartans | |
| Xanthi | Mpourchan Mparan | Formerly of PASOK – KINAL | |
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