List of non-attached members of the European Parliament
| 1979 |
9/410 |
| 1984 |
10/434 |
| 1984 |
7/434 |
| 1989 |
14/518 |
| 1989 |
12/518 |
| 1994 |
27/518 |
| 1994 |
27/567 |
| 1999 |
38/626 |
| 1999 |
9/626 |
| 2004 |
44/788 |
| 2004 |
29/732 |
| 2009 |
30/785 |
| 2009 |
27/736 |
| 2014 |
33/766 |
| 2014 |
52/751 |
| 2019 |
20/751 |
| 2019 |
56/751 |
| current |
29/705 |
This is a list of non-attached members (MEPs) ( French Non-Inscrits ; in German: "Non-registered") of the European Parliament .
Special purpose groups among non-attached MPs , such as the Technical Group of Independent MPs , used to exist, but are no longer permitted because the minimum requirements for such associations have been raised. Political orientations are sometimes fundamentally different among the non-attached.
Current list of non-attached members
As of May 19, 2020
Non-attached European Parliament in the past
Non-attached to the European Parliament 1979–1984
| country | Political party | European party | Seats | MEP | annotation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Belgium
|
Wallon rassemblement | - | 1 | Paul-Henry Gendebien | until December 14, 1981, then CDI |
| Front démocratique des francophones | - | 1 | Antoinette Spaak | ||
 Greece
|
Comma Dimokratikou Socialismou | - | 1 | Giánkos Pesmazóglou | Appointed MEP January 1, 1981 (accession of Greece to the EU) to October 18, 1981; from November 2, 1981 by by -election |
| Enosis Kendrou | - | 1 | Ioannis Zigdis | Appointed MEP January 1, 1981 (accession of Greece to the EU) until October 18, 1981 | |
| Comma Proodeftikon | - | 1 |
Apóstolos Papageorgíou Ilias Glykofridis Georgios Alexiadis |
by by -election , November 2, 1981 to September 9, 1982 Successor to Papageorgíou, September 17 to October 20, 1982 to succeed Alexiadis from November 16, 1982 |
|
 Italy
|
Movimento Sociale Italiano - Destra Nazionale | Eurodroite | 4th |
Giorgio Almirante Antonino Buttafuoco Francesco Petronio Adriano Romualdi |
|
 Netherlands
|
Democrats 66 | - | 2 |
Aar de Goede Suzanne Dekker Doeke Eisma |
until 10.6.1981 successor to Dekker from 11.6.1981 |
 United Kingdom
|
Democratic Unionist Party | - | 1 | Ian Paisley |
Non-attached members of the European Parliament 1984–1989
| country | Political party |
European party |
number | MEP | annotation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Belgium
|
Parti Socialiste | SPE | 1 | José Happart | from October 9, 1984 Socialist Group (like the rest of his party colleagues) |
| - | - | 1 | Jef Ulburghs | Elected for the Socialist Party . CTDI Group from September 17, 1987 to November 17, 1987 | |
 France
|
Center national des indépendants | - | 1 | Olivier d'Ormesson | from January 16, 1987, previously ER ; elected for Front National |
|
Italy
|
Partito Radicale | - | 3 |
Emma Bonino Roberto Ciccio Knife Marco Pannella |
September 17, 1987 to November 17, 1987 CTDI Group |
|
Netherlands
|
State-informed Gereformeerde Partij | - | 1 | Leen van der Waal | September 17, 1987 to October 28, 1987 CTDI Group |
 Spain
|
Centro Democrático y Social | - | 7th |
Federico Mayor Zaragoza José Coderch Planas Raúl Morodo Leoncio Rafael Calvo Ortega José Emilio Cervera Cardona Eduard Punset i Casals Carmen Díez de Rivera |
All entered July 6, 1987 by by-election . CTDI Group from September 17, 1987 to November 17, 1987 . Carmen Díez from January 1, 1989 Socialist Group. |
| Herri Batasuna | - | 1 | José María Montero Zabala | Joined July 6, 1987 by by-election . | |
|
United Kingdom
|
Democratic Unionist Party | - | 1 | Ian Paisley | |
| Ulster Unionist Party | - | 1 | John Taylor | December 23, 1986 to January 18, 1987, previously ED , then ER |
Non-attached European Parliament 1989–1994
- Non-attached when Parliament was constituted in 1989: 12
- Non-attached in the outgoing parliament 1994: 27
| country | Political party |
European party |
Seats | MEP | annotation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Germany
|
The Republicans | - | 1 | Franz Schönhuber | from December 11, 1990, previously DR |
| - | - | 2 |
Emil Schlee Johanna Grund |
Schlee from April 24, 1991, Grund from May 14, 1991, previously DR , elected for The Republicans | |
| German League for People and Homeland | - | 1 | Harald Neubauer | from January 31, 1994, previously DR , elected for Republican | |
|
France
|
- | - | 1 | Jean-Louis Borloo | elected for CDS until September 4, 1992 |
| Union pour la democratie française | 1 | Michel Pinton | from April 16, 1993 as a successor | ||
| - | - | 1 | Pierre Ceyrac | from February 23, 1994, previously DR , elected Front National | |
|
Greece
|
Synaspismos | - | 1 | Mihail Papayannakis | from January 12, 1993, previously VEL |
 Ireland
|
Democratic Left | - | 1 | Desmond Geraghty | from January 12, 1993, previously VEL |
|
Italy
|
Movimento Sociale Italiano - Destra nazionale | 4th |
Giuseppe Tatarella Antonio Mazzone Gianfranco Fini Pietro Mitolo Cristiana Muscardini Giuseppe Rauti |
Tatarella until October 18, 1989 Mazzone from October 26, 1989 Fini until May 11, 1992 Mitolo from October 26, 1992 |
|
| Lega Lombarda | 2 |
Francesco Speroni Luigi Moretti Gipo Farassino |
Sperroni and Moretti from April 12, 1994, previously Rainbow Group, Sperroni until May 11, 1994, Farassino from May 19, 1994 | ||
| Transnational Radical Party | TRP | 1 | Marco Pannella | ||
| Partito della Rifondazione Comunista | - | 2 |
Dacia Valent Luciana Castellina |
from January 12, 1993, previously VEL | |
| Lega antiproibizionisti droga | 1 | Marco Tardash | April 16, 1994 to May 2, 1994; before that the Greens parliamentary group, then the LDR parliamentary group | ||
|
Netherlands
|
State-informed Gereformeerde Partij | - | 1 | Leen van der Waal | |
|
Spain
|
Herri Batasuna | - | 1 |
José Montero Zabala Karmelo Landa Mendibe |
Montero Zabala until September 1, 1990 Landa Mendibe from September 6, 1990 |
| Eusko Alderdi Jeltzalea-Partido Nacionalista Vasco | 1 | Juan Antonio Gangoiti Llaguno | until 8 July 1990, then EPP Group | ||
| Partido del Trabajo y Empleo-Agrupación Ruiz-Mateos | - | 2 |
José María Ruiz Mateos Carlos Perreau de Pinninck |
until September 11, 1989, then EDA group | |
| Izquierda Unida | - | 4th |
Alonso José Puerta Antoni Gutierrez Diaz Teresa Domingo Segarra Laura González Álvarez |
from January 12, 1993, except González Álvarez previously VEL | |
|
United Kingdom
|
Democratic Unionist Party | - | 1 | Ian Paisley |
Non-attached to the European Parliament 1994–1999
- When constituted in 1994 : 27 non-attached MPs
- In the outgoing parliament in 1999: 38 non-attached MPs
From November 11, 1996 to January 12, 1997, the 17 members of the Europe of Nations Group (coordinating group) were non-attached until the group was able to reconstitute itself under the name of the Group of Independents for Europe of Nations . These MPs are not listed here.
Non-attached to the European Parliament 1999-2004
- The eight members of the Italian Alleanza Nazionale ( Roberta Angelilli , Sergio Berlato , Gianfranco Fini , Sebastiano Musumeci , Cristiana Muscardini , Mauro Nobilia , Adriana Poli Bortone , Franz Turchi ) and Mariotto Segni (Patto Segni) were on the day of the constitution of parliament, 21. July 1999, non-attached and officially joined the UEN group the following day.
- On July 22, 1999, one day after the constitution after 1999 , nine MPs were non-attached
- In the outgoing parliament in 2004 there were 44 members without a parliamentary group
| country | Political party |
European party |
Seats | MEP | annotation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Belgium
|
Vlaams Blok | Euronat | 2 |
Frank Vanhecke Karel Dillen Philip Claeys Koenraad Dillen |
Vanhecke and Karel Dillen from October 3, 2001, previously TDI group; Karel Dillen until May 30, 2003, Vanhecke until June 4, 2013; Claeys and Koenraad Dillen from June 16, 2003 |
| - | - | 1 | Ward Beysen | from February 11, 2003, previously LD parliamentary group; chosen for VLD | |
|
France
|
- | - | 1 | Marie-France Garaud | elected for Rassemblement pour la France et l'indépendance de l'Europe |
| Mouvement pour la France | 6th |
Georges Berthu Alexandre Varaut Dominique Souchet Thierry de La Perrière Elizabeth Montfort Nicole Thomas-Mauro |
from January 31, 2001, before that Union for Europe of the Nations parliamentary group ; all voted for RPF ; Thomas-Mauro until March 10, 2003, then again UEN parliamentary group; Montfort until June 1, 2003, then EPP / ED Group | ||
| Front National | Euronat | 5 |
Jean-Claude Martinez Carl Lang Bruno Gollnisch Charles de Gaulle Jean-Marie Le Pen Marie-France Stirbois |
from October 3, 2001, previously TDI fraction (except Stirbois); Le Pen until April 10, 2003, Stirbois from April 11, 2003 | |
|
Rassemblement citoyen Mouvement des citoyens Parti radical de gauche |
4th |
Michel Scarbonchi Sami Naïr Michel Dary Gérard Caudron |
June 27, 2002 to June 30, 2002; before SPE, then GUE / NGL parliamentary group | ||
|
Italy
|
List Emma Bonino | 7th |
Marco Pannella Marco Cappato Benedetto Della Vedova Emma Bonino Gianfranco Dell'Alba Olivier Dupuis Maurizio Turco |
from October 3, 2001, previously TDI group | |
| Lega Nord | 3 |
Francesco Speroni Mario Borghezio Gian Paolo Gobbo |
from October 3, 2001, previously TDI group | ||
| I Democratici | - | 1 | Marco Formentini | until October 4, 1999, then LD parliamentary group; elected for Lega Nord | |
| - | - | 1 | Pietro Mennea | from 8 July 2003, previously EPP-ED Group | |
| Socialisti Democratici Italiani / Nuovo PSI | 1 | Claudio Martelli | August 30, 2000 to November 14, 2011 and October 3, 2001 to December 18, 2001; before SPE parliamentary group, in between TDI parliamentary group, then LDR parliamentary group | ||
 Austria
|
Freedom Party of Austria | - | 5 |
Wolfgang Ilgenfritz Gerhard Hager Hans Kronberger Daniela Raschhofer Peter Sichrovsky |
|
| - | - | 1 | Hans-Peter Martin | from 12 February 2004, previously PES Group | |
 Poland
|
Samoobrona | 4th |
Genowefa Wiśniowska Krzysztof Filipek Stanisław Łyżwiński Andrzej Lepper |
from May 1, 2004, Poland joins the EU | |
| Liga Polskich Rodzin | 1 | Adam Biela | |||
| Partia Ludowo-Demokratyczna | 1 | Krzysztof Rutkowski | |||
| Ruch Katolicko-Narodowy | 1 | Antoni Macierewicz | |||
| Polski Blok Ludowy | 1 | Wacław Klukowski | |||
 Slovakia
|
Hnutie za Demokratické Slovensko | 1 | Viliam Veteška | from May 1, 2004, Slovakia joins the EU | |
|
Spain
|
Euskal Herritarrok | - | 1 | Koldo Gorostiaga Atxalandabaso | |
|
United Kingdom
|
Democratic Unionist Party | - | 1 | Ian Paisley | |
| - | - | 1 | Michael Holmes | July 2, 2001 to December 15, 2001, previously EDD parliamentary group, then left; elected for UKIP | |
| 1 | Richard Balfe | December 19, 2001 to March 5, 2002; previously PES, then EPP-ED Group; elected for Labor |
Non-attached to the European Parliament 2004–2009
29 of the 732 MPs were non-attached at the beginning of the electoral term , at the end of 29 of 785.
| country | Political party |
European party |
Seats | MEP | annotation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Belgium
|
Vlaams Belang | - | 3 |
Philip Claeys Koenraad Dillen Frank Vanhecke |
from January 15 to November 13, 2007 ITS parliamentary group |
 Bulgaria
|
Ataka | - | 3 |
Dimitar Kinow Stojanow Slavcho Binev Dessislav Chukolow |
Stoyanov January 1, 2007 (Bulgaria's accession to the EU) to January 14, then ITS parliamentary group ; all non-attached from November 14, 2007 |
|
France
|
Front National | Euronat | 7th |
Bruno Gollnisch Carl Lang Jean-Marie Le Pen Marine Le Pen Fernand Le Rachinel Jean-Claude Martinez Lydia Schenardi |
from January 15 to November 13, 2007 ITS parliamentary group |
|
Italy
|
Nuovo PSI | - | 2 |
Gianni De Michelis Alessandro Battilocchio |
until 23 October 2007, then PES Group |
| Uniti nell'Ulivo | - | 1 | Gianni Rivera | from May 25, 2005, successor (for whom?) | |
| Alternative social | - | 1 |
Roberto Fiore Alessandra Mussolini |
Mussolini from January 15 to November 13, 2007 ITS Group until April 28, 2008; Fiore from May 16, 2008 | |
| Fiamma Tricolore | Euronat | 1 | Luca Romagnoli | from January 15 to November 13, 2007 ITS parliamentary group | |
| Lega Nord | ADIE | 4th |
Mario Borghezio Umberto Bossi Matteo Salvini Gian Paolo Gobbo Francesco Speroni |
from April 27, 2006, previously Ind / Dem; Salvini until November 7, 2006, Gobbo from November 8, 2006; from December 13, 2006 UEN | |
|
Austria
|
List Dr. Martin | - | 2 |
Hans-Peter Martin Karin Resetarits |
Resetarits until June 7, 2005, then ALDE group |
| Freedom Party of Austria | 1 | Andreas Mölzer | from January 15 to November 13, 2007 ITS parliamentary group | ||
|
Poland
|
Samoobrona Rzeczpospolitej Polskiej | EUD | 6th |
Marek Czarnecki Ryszard Czarnecki Bogdan Golik Wiesław Kuc Jan Masiel Leopold Rutowicz |
Golik and Kuc until November 30, 2004, then SPE; Masiel, Rutowicz, Marek Czarnecki and Ryszard Czarnecki until November 14, 2006, then UEN |
| Liga Polskich Rodzin | - | 2 |
Sylwester Chruszcz Maciej Giertych |
from December 15, 2005 previously Ind / Dem; Chruszcz until December 17, 2008, then UEN | |
 Romania
|
Partidul România Mare | 5 |
Daniela Buruiană Aprodu Eugen Mihăescu Viorica Moisuc Petre Popeangă Cristian Stănescu |
from January 1, 2007 (Romania's accession to the EU); from January 15 to 11 (Mihăescu, Popeangă), 12th (Moisuc) and 13th (Buruiană Aprodu, Stănescu) November 2007 ITS parliamentary group ; Buruiană Aprodu, Mihăescu and Mihăescu until December 9, 2007 | |
| - | - | 1 | Dumitru Gheorghe Mircea Coșea | from November 14, 2007, previously ITS ; until December 9, 2007 | |
|
Slovakia
|
Ľudová strana - Hnutie za Demokratické Slovensko | - | 3 |
Peter Baco Irena Belohorská Sergej Kozlík |
Baco until June 13, 2007 |
 Czech Republic
|
- | - | 1 | Jana Bobošíková | |
|
United Kingdom
|
Democratic Unionist Party / Traditional Unionist Voice | ADIE | 1 | Jim Allister | |
| - | - | 3 |
Robert Kilroy-Silk Ashley Mote Tom Wise |
Kilroy-Silk from November 1, 2004, previously Ind / Dem Mote from January 15, 2007 to November 13, 2007 ITS parliamentary group Wise from May 8, 2008, previously Ind / Dem |
Non-attached European Parliament 2009-2014
26 of the 736 MPs were non-attached at the beginning of the electoral term , at the end of 33 of 766.
| country | Political party |
European party |
Seats | MEP | annotation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Belgium
|
Vlaams Belang | EAF | 2 |
Philip Claeys Frank Vanhecke |
Vanhecke until November 8, 2011, then EFD group |
|
Bulgaria
|
Ataka | EAF | 2 |
Dimitar Kinow Stoyanov Slavcho Binew |
Stoyanov was expelled from Ataka in November 2011; Binew left Ataka in September 2011, on December 11, 2012 he joined the EFD group |
|
France
|
Front National / EAF | AENM | 3 |
Bruno Gollnisch Jean-Marie Le Pen Marine Le Pen |
|
|
Ireland
|
- | - | 1 | Nessa Childers | from September 17, 2013, previously S&D parliamentary group, elected for Irish Labor Party |
|
Italy
|
Lega Nord | MELD | 1 |
Oreste Rossi Mario Borghezio |
Rossi June 12, 2013 to July 2, 2013, previously EFD Group, then EPP Group; Borghezio from 30 June 2013, previously EFD group |
| - | - | 1 | Franco Bonanini | April 12, 2013 (moved up), elected for PD | |
|
Netherlands
|
Partij voor de Vrijheid | - | 5 |
Laurence Stassen Lucas Hartong Auke Zijlstra Patricia van der Kammen Daniël van der Stoep Louis Bontes Barry Madlener |
Hartong as of June 22, 2010; Zijlstra from September 13, 2011; van der Kammen from October 3, 2012; van der Stoep until August 31, 2009, again from December 15, 2011 through parliamentary expansion due to the Treaty of Lisbon , founded the Article 50 party in 2012; Bontes until June 16, 2010; Madlener until September 19, 2012 |
|
Austria
|
List Dr. Martin | - | 3 |
Hans-Peter Martin Martin Ehrenhauser Angelika Werthmann |
Werthmann left List Martin in July 2010 and belonged to the ALDE parliamentary group from July 4, 2012 to April 7, 2014; Ehrenhauser left the Martin list in April 2011 |
| Freedom Party of Austria | EAF | 2 |
Andreas Mölzer Franz Obermayr |
||
| Alliance Future Austria | - | 1 | Ewald Stadler | from 7 December 2011, successor through parliamentary expansion through the Treaty of Lisbon ; founded in late 2013 REKOS and stepped MELD at | |
|
Romania
|
Partidul România Mare | - | 3 |
Claudiu Ciprian Tănăsescu Corneliu Vadim Tudor Dan Dumitru Zamfirescu |
Tănăsescu until November 14, 2010, then S&D group; Zamfirescu from January 9, 2013 |
| Partidul Noua Generație - Creştin Democrat | - | George Becali | elected on the PRM list until December 18, 2012 | ||
| ? | 1 | Adrian Severin | from March 23, 2011, previously S&D parliamentary group | ||
|
Spain
|
Unión Progreso y Democracia | - | 1 | Francisco Sosa Wagner | |
 Hungary
|
Jobbik | AENM | 3 |
Béla Kovács Krisztina Morvai Csanád Szegedi |
|
|
United Kingdom
|
British National Party | AENM | 2 |
Nick Griffin Andrew Brons |
Brons left the BNP in October 2012 and founded the British Democratic Party |
| Democratic Unionist Party | - | 1 | Diane Dodds | ||
| UK Independence Party | - | 4th |
Trevor Colman Mike Nattrass Nikki Sinclaire Godfrey Bloom |
Colman until March 24, 2011 EFD Nattrass until June 22, 2010 and December 11, 2012 until September 8, 2013 EFD; founded An Independence from Europe at the end of 2013 ; Sinclaire until January 17, 2010 EFD, founded We Demand a Referendum Party in fall 2012; Bloom until January 8, 2014 EFD, Chairman of the EAF |
|
| - | - | 1 | Edward McMillan-Scott | July 20, 2009 to May 11, 2010; previously the EKR parliamentary group, then the ALDE parliamentary group |
Non-attached to the European Parliament 2014-2019
When it was constituted, 52 MPs were non-attached. On October 16, 2014, the Europe of Freedom and Direct Democracy Group (EFDD) was dissolved and re-established on October 19, 2014; the 47 MPs concerned were non-attached in the meantime and are not listed separately below. On June 15, 2015, the Group for Europe of Nations and Freedom (ENF) was founded. At the end of the electoral term, 20 MPs were non-attached.
| country | Political party |
European party |
Seats | MEP | annotation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Belgium
|
Vlaams Belang | EAF / MENL | 1 | Gerolf Annemans | from May 16, 2015 ENF parliamentary group |
 Denmark
|
- | - | 1 | Rikke Karlsson | elected for DF , until February 21, 2018 EKR parliamentary group |
|
Germany
|
The party | - | 1 | Martin Sonneborn | |
| National Democratic Party of Germany | APF | 1 | Udo Voigt | ||
| Alternative for Germany (AfD) | - | 1 | Marcus Pretzell | April 12-30, 2016, previously EKR, then ENF | |
|
France
|
Front National | EAF / MENL | 23 |
Gilles Lebreton Jean-Luc Schaffhauser Louis Aliot Marie-Christine Arnautu Nicolas Bay Dominique Bilde Marie-Christine Boutonnet Steeve Briois Edouard Ferrand Sylvie Goddyn Jean-François Jalkh Marine Le Pen Philippe Loiseau Dominique Martin Joëlle Mélin Bernard Monot Mylène Troszczynski |
until June 14, 2015, then ENF |
|
Florian Philippot Mireille d'Ornano Sophie Montel |
until June 14, 2015, then ENF; on October 3, 2017, then EFDD; Montel from September 13, 2018 (non-party) | ||||
| Bruno Gollnisch | |||||
| Jean-Marie Le Pen | Excluded from FN in August 2015; from March 22, 2018 APF member | ||||
| Aymeric Chauprade | until June 23, 2015, then ENF group; September 10, 2015 to April 17, 2018 (independent), then EFDD parliamentary group | ||||
|
Greece
|
Chrysi Avgi | APF | 3 |
Georgios Epitideios Lambros Foundoulis Eleftherios Synadinos |
APF until 2017; Synadinos left Chrysi Avgi in April 2018 |
| Communist Party of Greece | initiative | 2 |
Konstantinos Papadakis Sotirios Zarianopoulos |
||
|
Italy
|
Lega | MENL | 5 |
Mario Borghezio Gianluca Buonanno Matteo Salvini Lorenzo Fontana Flavio Tosi |
until June 14, 2015, then ENF group Tosi until July 8, 2014, Fontana from July 11, 2014 |
| Forza Italia | EPP | 1 | Alessandra Mussolini | 30 November 2016 to 11 December 2016, before and after the EPP Group | |
| Partito Democratico | SPE | 1 | Renato Soru | May 10, 2016 to May 15, 2017, before and after S&D parliamentary group | |
| Movimento 5 place | - | 1 | David Borrelli | October 16 to 19, 2014 and February 13, 2018 to April 16, 2019; before and in between EFDD parliamentary group, then ALDE parliamentary group | |
 Latvia
|
Latvijas Zemnieku savienība | EUD | 1 | Iveta Grigule | October 16, 2014 to April 26, 2015; before EFDD, then ALDE |
|
Netherlands
|
Partij voor de Vrijheid | - | 4th |
Marcel de Graaff Vicky Maeijer Olaf Stuger |
until June 14, 2015, then ENF |
|
Hans Jansen Auke Zijlstra |
Jansen until May 5, 2015, deceased; Successor Zijlstra 1st to 7th September 2015, then ENF | ||||
|
Austria
|
Freedom Party of Austria | EAF / MENL | 4th |
Barbara Kappel Georg Mayer Franz Obermayr Harald Vilimsky |
until June 14, 2015, then ENF |
|
Hungary
|
Jobbik | AENM | 3 | Zoltán Balczó | AEMN until March 2016 |
| Béla Kovács | from March 2016 independent, still AEMN | ||||
| - | Krisztina Morvai | Independent, elected for Jobbik | |||
|
Poland
|
Congress Nowej Prawicy | MENL | 4th |
Michał Marusik Stanisław Żółtek |
until June 15, 2015, then ENF; MENL from the beginning of 2018 |
| - | Robert Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz | until October 19, 2014, then EFDD | |||
| Janusz Korwin-Mikke | until March 1, 2018, from January 2015 Wolność | ||||
| Wolność | Dobromir Sośnierz | from March 22, 2018, successor to Korwin-Mikke | |||
| - | - | 1 | Jacek Saryusz-Wolski | March 23, 2017 to March 26, 2019, previously EPP , then EKR parliamentary group; elected for PO | |
| - | - | 1 | Kazimierz Michał Ujazdowski | from April 13, 2018, previously EKR ; chosen for PiS | |
|
Romania
|
- | - | 1 | Sorin Moisa | November 22-28, 2017; previously S&D, then EPP; chosen for PSD |
|
Spain
|
Partido Socialista Obrero Español | SPE | 1 | Juan Fernando López Aguilar | April 15 to July 21, 2015, before and after S&D |
|
United Kingdom
|
Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) | - | 1 | Diane Dodds | |
| UK Independence Party (UKIP) | - | 1 | James Carver | October 16 to 19, 2014 and May 28, 2018 to January 9, 2019; otherwise EFDD ; from May 28, 2018 non-party | |
| 1 | Steven Woolfe | October 16-19, 2014 and from October 24, 2016; otherwise EFDD , from October 2016 non-party | |||
| 1 | Diane James | October 16 to 19, 2014 and November 20, 2016 to December 12, 2018; otherwise EFDD ; from November 2016 independent | |||
| 1 | Mike Hookem | October 16 to 19, 2014 and from January 17, 2019; otherwise EFDD | |||
| 1 | Gerard Batten | October 16 to 19, 2014 and December 8, 2018 to January 15, 2019; before and in between EFDD, then ENF |
Web links
- Non-inscrits . European Parliament. Retrieved June 16, 2015.
Individual evidence
- ^ Resignation from the Human Environment and Animal Protection party , Facebook post from February 18, 2020.