This is a list of members of the European Parliament for France in the 2009 to 2014 session, ordered by name.
See 2009 European Parliament election in France for further information on the election.
List Name National party EP Group Constituency Sandrine Bélier Europe Ecology G–EFA East France Arnaud Danjean Union for a Popular Movement EPP East France Joseph Daul Union for a Popular Movement EPP East France Bruno Gollnisch National Front NI East France Nathalie GriesbeckReplacing Jean-François Kahn Democratic Movement ALDE East France Liêm Hoang-Ngoc Socialist Party S&D East France Véronique Mathieu Union for a Popular Movement EPP East France Michèle Striffler Modern Left EPP East France Catherine Trautmann Socialist Party S&D East France Rachida Dati Union for a Popular Movement EPP Île-de-France Jean-Marie Cavada Union for a Popular Movement (New Centre) EPP Île-de-France Marielle Gallo Modern Left EPP Île-de-France Philippe Juvin Union for a Popular Movement EPP Île-de-France Constance Le GripReplacing Michel Barnier Union for a Popular Movement EPP Île-de-France Daniel Cohn-Bendit Europe Ecology (The Greens) G–EFA Île-de-France Eva Joly Europe Ecology G–EFA Île-de-France Pascal Canfin Europe Ecology G–EFA Île-de-France Karima Delli Europe Ecology G–EFA Île-de-France Harlem Désir Socialist Party S&D Île-de-France Pervenche Berès Socialist Party S&D Île-de-France Marielle de Sarnez Democratic Movement ALDE Île-de-France Patrick Le Hyaric Left Front (Communist Party) EUL–NGL Île-de-France Jean-Pierre Audy Union for a Popular Movement EPP Massif Central-Centre Sophie Briard-Auconie Union for a Popular Movement–New Centre EPP Massif Central-Centre Brice HortefeuxReplacing Catherine Soullie Union for a Popular Movement EPP Massif Central-Centre Henri Weber Socialist Party S&D Massif Central-Centre Jean-Paul Besset Europe Ecology G–EFA Massif Central-Centre Dominique Riquet Union for a Popular Movement–Radical EPP North-West France Tokia Saïfi Union for a Popular Movement–Radical EPP North-West France Philippe BoullandReplacing Pascale Gruny Union for a Popular Movement EPP North-West France Jean-Paul Gauzès Union for a Popular Movement EPP North-West France Gilles Pargneaux Socialist Party S&D North-West France Estelle Grelier Socialist Party S&D North-West France Hélène Flautre Europe Ecology (The Greens) G–EFA North-West France Marine Le Pen National Front NI North-West France Corinne Lepage Democratic Movement ALDE North-West France Jacky Hénin Left Front (Communist Party) EUL–NGL North-West France Maurice Ponga Union for a Popular Movement–The Rally EPP Overseas territories Younous OmarjeeReplacing Élie Hoarau Alliance of the Overseas (Communist Party of Réunion) EUL–NGL Overseas territories Patrice Tirolien Socialist Party S&D Overseas territories Françoise Grossetête Union for a Popular Movement EPP South-East Damien Abad Union for a Popular Movement–New Centre EPP South-East Dominique Vlasto Union for a Popular Movement EPP South-East Gaston Franco Union for a Popular Movement EPP South-East Michel DantinReplacing Nora Berra Union for a Popular Movement EPP South-East Michèle Rivasi Europe Ecology (The Greens) G–EFA South-East François Alfonsi Party of the Corsican Nation G–EFA South-East Malika Benarab-Attou Europe Ecology G–EFA South-East Vincent Peillon Socialist Party S&D South-East Sylvie Guillaume Socialist Party S&D South-East Jean-Marie Le Pen National Front NI South-East Jean-Luc Bennahmias Democratic Movement ALDE South-East Marie-Christine Vergiat Left Front (Miscellaneous Left) EUL–NGL South-East Franck ProustReplacing Dominique Baudis Union for a Popular Movement EPP South-West Christine de Veyrac Union for a Popular Movement EPP South-West Alain Lamassoure Union for a Popular Movement EPP South-West Marie-Thérèse Sanchez-Schmidt Union for a Popular Movement–Radical EPP South-West Kader Arif Socialist Party S&D South-West Françoise Castex Socialist Party S&D South-West José Bové Europe Ecology G–EFA South-West Catherine Grèze Europe Ecology G–EFA South-West Robert Rochefort Democratic Movement ALDE South-West Jean-Luc Mélenchon Left Front (Left Party) EUL–NGL South-West Agnès Le BrunReplacing Christophe Béchu Union for a Popular Movement EPP West Élisabeth Morin Union for a Popular Movement EPP West Alain Cadec Union for a Popular Movement EPP West Bernadette Vergnaud Socialist Party S&D West Stéphane Le Foll Socialist Party S&D West Yannick Jadot Europe Ecology G–EFA West Nicole Kiil-Nielsen Europe Ecology G–EFA West Philippe de Villiers Libertas (MPF) EFD West Sylvie Goulard Democratic Movement ALDE West
Elected by the National Assembly The Treaty of Lisbon adopted in 2009 gave two additional seats to France. But unlike the other concerned countries, France did not elect these future MEPs during the 2009 election. The Government decided instead that they would be elected indirectly by the National Assembly. The 6 December, the deputies Jean Roatta and Yves Cochet were elected, one from the majority and the other from the opposition. Cochet's election gives more MEPs to the ecologists (15) than to the socialists (14), despite having received less popular votes.
Name National party EP Group Jean Roatta Union for a Popular Movement EPP Yves Cochet Europe Ecology G–EFA
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