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A10-0094/2025 - Karin Karlsbro - Motion for a resolution

On 17 June 2025 Parliament voted on A10-0094/2025 and adopted it, 557 to 75 with 37 abstentions. 669 of 719 members seated that day have a recorded vote.

557
for
75
against
37
abstained
50
no vote recorded
of those seated
Adopted
outcome
17 June 2025

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; marks on the outer edge divide the groups, which are named under the chart.

Member-by-member resultOne dot per member, arranged in a hemicycle-style set of arcs in left-to-right political-group order. This does not reproduce individual seat assignments. The complete named roll call appears as text below the chart.557-75
557 for75 against37 abstained50 no vote recorded Left to right, split by the marks on the outer edge: The Left 46 · Greens/EFA 53 · S&D 136 · Renew 75 · EPP 188 · ECR 79 · PfE 85 · ESN 27 · Non-attached 30

How each group voted

Each bar is one group’s members who voted, split by how they voted. Above it: how many of the group’s members seated that day voted, and the group’s majority - more than half of those voting - if it had one. A group’s members are counted as Parliament’s records place them on the day of the vote. The groups page and member pages go by the site’s member list as it stands now, so their counts can differ where a member has changed group, joined or left. Groups are in the order they sit in the chamber, from left to right, as in the chart above. Non-attached members belong to no group, so no majority is given for them.

The Left42 of 46 voted · majority for · 1 against
90%7%
Greens/EFA51 of 53 voted · majority for
100%
Socialists & Democrats130 of 136 voted · majority for
100%
Renew Europe64 of 75 voted · majority for
100%
European People's Party180 of 188 voted · majority for
100%
European Conservatives & Reformists75 of 79 voted · majority for · 2 abstained
85%12%
Patriots for Europe74 of 85 voted · split, no majority
14%50%36%
Europe of Sovereign Nations26 of 27 voted · majority against · 1 abstained
96%
Non-attached27 of 30 voted · not a group
74%11%15%
ForAgainstAbstained

How each member voted

Open a category to see its members, listed by group and by surname. “No vote recorded” is not an absence finding: the official result does not distinguish absence from being present without voting.

For - 557

The Left 38

Greens/EFA 51

Socialists & Democrats 130

Renew Europe 64

European People's Party 180

European Conservatives & Reformists 64

Patriots for Europe 10

Non-attached 20

Against - 75

The Left 1

European Conservatives & Reformists 9

Patriots for Europe 37

Europe of Sovereign Nations 25

Non-attached 3

Abstained - 37

The Left 3

European Conservatives & Reformists 2

Patriots for Europe 27

Europe of Sovereign Nations 1

Non-attached 4

No vote recorded - 50

The Left 4

Greens/EFA 2

Socialists & Democrats 6

Renew Europe 11

European People's Party 8

European Conservatives & Reformists 4

Patriots for Europe 11

Europe of Sovereign Nations 1

Non-attached 3

All roll-call votes · How we count votes