8 Oct 2026Rejected
The need for an EU strategy to counter Islamist entryism and the influence of the Muslim Brotherhood network
2026/2868(RSP)
257 for · 268 against · 52 abstainedmargin 11
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1🇮🇹Fulvio MARTUSCIELLOEPP41.4%2🇷🇴Dan NICAS&D61.2%3🇬🇷Nikos PAPPASLeft61.5%4🇬🇷Elena KOUNTOURALeft63.3%5🇨🇾Costas MAVRIDESS&D64%6🇫🇷Jordan BARDELLAPatriots64.4%7🇮🇹Dario NARDELLAS&D65.6%8🇲🇹Daniel ATTARDS&D67.1%9🇫🇷Emma RAFOWICZS&D68.2%10🇮🇹Ruggero RAZZAECR68.7%Top 10
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1🇮🇪Seán KELLYEPP99.9%2🇩🇪Daniel FREUNDGreens/EFA99.9%3🇮🇹Massimiliano SALINIEPP99.9%4🇫🇷Malika SORELNI99.9%5🇸🇪Isabella LÖVINGreens/EFA99.8%6🇮🇹Herbert DORFMANNEPP99.8%7🇫🇮Merja KYLLÖNENLeft99.8%8🇸🇪Pär HOLMGRENGreens/EFA99.8%9🇳🇱Bert-Jan RUISSENECR99.8%10🇸🇮Vladimir PREBILIČGreens/EFA99.8%roll-call attendance · last 180 days · 1,910 votes · data as of 8 Oct 2026
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Each plenary week →The tightest official For–Against margin in each of the last three plenary weeks.
16 Sep 2026Adopted
Gender inequalities in health, specifically as regards gender-specific conditions
2025/2074(INI)
311 for · 309 against · 21 abstainedmargin 2
9 Jul 2026Rejected
The threat of war crimes, the escalating violations of international humanitarian law and the human rights…
2026/2799(RSP)
281 for · 285 against · 31 abstainedmargin 4
Who breaks with their group most often
Share of recorded roll-call votes cast differently from the political group's majority.
- 1Emmanouil FRAGKOS🇬🇷GreeceECR56.9% (119 of 209)
- 2Galato ALEXANDRAKI🇬🇷GreeceECR55.7% (97 of 174)
- 3Kristoffer STORM🇩🇰DenmarkECR43.6% (89 of 204)
- 4Ondřej KNOTEK🇨🇿CzechiaPatriots43.6% (68 of 156)
- 5Jana NAGYOVÁ🇨🇿CzechiaPatriots42.0% (63 of 150)
Last plenary, 6–8 Oct 2026
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RejectedObjection pursuant to Rule 115(2), (3) and (4)(c): Monacolins from red yeast rice
291 for · 276 against · 13 abstainedmargin 15
8 Oct 2026· 2026/2839(RPS)
RejectedObjection pursuant to Rule 115(2), (3) and (4)(c): Certain botanical species containing…
282 for · 259 against · 23 abstainedmargin 23
8 Oct 2026· 2026/2824(RPS)
RejectedObjection pursuant to Rule 115(2), (3) and (4)(c): Lead in gunshot
193 for · 333 against · 22 abstainedmargin 140
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From roll-call votes in plenary over the last 180 days. Abstaining counts as present; not voting counts as absent. Sittings the Parliament officially excused (Rule 162: illness, serious family reasons, official mission, or pregnancy and maternity leave) are credited, not counted as absences. We credit only what the Parliament itself records as excused; an absence it has not excused counts, even if leave was reported in the press. Where leave, illness or an official mission has been reported, the MEP page may show a context note citing the press or official report; context notes never change the score. MEPs with fewer than 100 eligible roll-call votes still have a figure on their page, marked "Too new to rank", and are left out of the leaderboard, Top and Bottom 10, ranks and averages. MEPs who missed every sitting of an entire plenary session are checked by a person before they appear in the Bottom 10.
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