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Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisonsEuropean Parliament
Key MEPsPolitical groups
Who wins most votes? One-on-one Multiple group comparisons| Member State | Average participation in (roll-call) votes in plenary
The average participation in roll-call votes in the EP plenary by Member State or by political group is calculated based on participation rates of the individual MEPs from that Member State or political group, respectively. For the persons who became MEPs at a later stage than the start of the 2009-2014, the participation rates are adjusted in accordance with the actual period those persons were MEP and could thus take part in votes. |
|---|---|
 Austria
|
91.17 % |
 Estonia
|
89.22 % |
 Denmark
|
88.86 % |
 Luxembourg
|
88.60 % |
 Slovakia
|
88.45 % |
 Sweden
|
88.32 % |
 Netherlands
|
87.74 % |
 Portugal
|
87.51 % |
 Germany
|
87.37 % |
 Poland
|
86.37 % |
 Slovenia
|
86.35 % |
 Finland
|
85.69 % |
 Romania
|
85.36 % |
 Czech Republic
|
85.35 % |
 Bulgaria
|
85.16 % |
 Belgium
|
85.08 % |
 Latvia
|
84.17 % |
 Spain
|
83.74 % |
 France
|
83.50 % |
 Greece
|
83.46 % |
 Ireland
|
82.32 % |
 Italy
|
82.25 % |
 Hungary
|
82.24 % |
 Cyprus
|
81.36 % |
 United Kingdom
|
79.87 % |
 Lithuania
|
78.45 % |
 Malta
|
71.64 % |
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