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The importance of consent-based rape legislation in the EU

A10-0047/2026 – Evin Incir, Joanna Scheuring-Wielgus – Motion for a resolution (as a whole)

On 28 April 2026 Parliament voted on A10-0047/2026 and adopted it, 447 to 160 with 43 abstentions. 650 of 719 members seated that day have a recorded vote.

447

for

160

against

abstained

no vote recorded

of those seated

Adopted

outcome

28 April 2026

How the chamber divided

One dot per member seated on the day, arranged in a hemicycle-style layout from left to right by political group. This does not reproduce individual seat assignments. Colour is how they voted; group labels run along the outer edge.

ForAgainstAbstainedNo vote recorded

How each member voted

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For - 447

Against - 160

Abstained - 43

No vote recorded - 69

How each group voted

Shares are of that group's members who cast a vote, so a group with few voters shows the count beside its bar. A majority means more than half of those voting; a group that split without one is shown as having no majority. Members sitting with no group are not shown as a bloc.

European People's Party163 voted - majority for

90%

Socialists & Democrats125 voted - majority for

100%

Patriots for Europe76 voted - majority against

83%17%

European Conservatives & Reformists74 voted - majority against

81%14%

Renew Europe70 voted - majority for

100%

Greens/EFA46 voted - majority for

100%

The Left43 voted - majority for

98%

Europe of Sovereign Nations25 voted - majority against

96%

Non-attached28 voted - not a bloc

50%25%25%

ForAgainstAbstainedNo vote recorded

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