Romania (European Parliament constituency)

For elections in the European Union, Romania is a European Parliament constituency, currently represented by thirty-five MEPs. It covers the member state of Romania.

Romania
European Parliament constituency
Location among the current constituencies
Member stateRomania
Created2007
MEPs33 (2020)
Sources

Members of the European Parliament

2009–2014

As of 7 June 2009, Romania is represented in the European Parliament by 33 MEPs.

Name
 Party
 Group
 Notes
Elena AntonescuDemocratic Liberal PartyGroup of the European People's Party
Elena BăsescuDemocratic Liberal PartyGroup of the European People's Partyran as an independent
George BecaliGreater Romania Party–
Sebastian BoduDemocratic Liberal PartyGroup of the European People's Party
Victor BoştinaruSocial Democratic PartyProgressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats
Cristian BușoiNational Liberal PartyGroup of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe
Corina CrețuSocial Democratic PartyProgressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats
Sabin CutașConservative PartyProgressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats
Viorica DăncilăSocial Democratic PartyProgressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats
Ioan EnciuSocial Democratic PartyProgressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats
Cătălin IvanSocial Democratic PartyProgressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats
Petru LuhanDemocratic Liberal PartyGroup of the European People's Party
Monica MacoveiDemocratic Liberal PartyGroup of the European People's Party
Marian-Jean MarinescuDemocratic Liberal PartyGroup of the European People's Party
Ramona MănescuNational Liberal PartyGroup of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe
Iosif MatulaDemocratic Liberal PartyGroup of the European People's Party
Norica NicolaiNational Liberal PartyGroup of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe
Rareş NiculescuDemocratic Liberal PartyGroup of the European People's Party
Ioan Mircea PaşcuSocial Democratic PartyProgressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats
Rovana PlumbSocial Democratic PartyProgressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats
Cristian PredaDemocratic Liberal PartyGroup of the European People's Party
Daciana Octavia SârbuSocial Democratic PartyProgressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats
Adrian SeverinSocial Democratic PartyProgressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats
Theodor StolojanDemocratic Liberal PartyGroup of the European People's Party
Csaba SogorDemocratic Union of Hungarians in RomaniaGroup of the European People's Party
László TőkésDemocratic Union of Hungarians in RomaniaGroup of the European People's Party
Claudiu Ciprian TănăsescuGreater Romania Party–
Silvia Adriana ȚicăuSocial Democratic PartyProgressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats
Traian UngureanuDemocratic Liberal PartyGroup of the European People's Party
Corneliu Vadim-TudorGreater Romania Party–
Adina Ioana VăleanNational Liberal PartyGroup of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe
Renate WeberNational Liberal PartyGroup of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe
Gyula WinklerDemocratic Union of Hungarians in RomaniaGroup of the European People's Party

Election results

2009
Further information: 2009 European Parliament election in Romania

 Summary of the 7 June 2009 European Parliament election results in Romania
Party Votes % of votes Seats 2007
Seating		 Change
National Party/Independent Candidate EU Party EP Group
Alliance PSD+PC (Social Democratic Party + Conservative Party)
(Alianța Politică Partidul Social Democrat + Partidul Conservator)		 PES S&D 1,504,218 31.07% 11 10 1
Democratic Liberal Party
(Partidul Democrat Liberal)		 EPP EPP Group 1,438,000 29.71% 10 16[a] 6
National Liberal Party
(Partidul Național Liberal)		 ELDR ALDE 702,974 14.52% 5 6 1
Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania
(Uniunea Democrată a Maghiarilor din România)		 EPP EPP Group 431,739 8.92% 3 2[b] 1
Greater Romania Party
(Partidul România Mare)		 — NI 419,094 8.65% 3 0 3
Elena Băsescu[d] — EPP Group 204,280 4.22% 1 0 1
Christian Democratic National Peasants' Party
(Partidul Național Țărănesc Creștin Democrat)		 EPP — 70,428 1.45% – – –
Pavel Abraham — — 49,864 1.03% – – –
Civic Force
(Forța Civică)		 — — 19,436 0.40% – – –
Valid votes 4,840,032 96.12% –
Null (invalid) votes 194,621 3.86% –
Total: 18,197,316 expected voters (turnout 27.67%) 5,035,297 100% 33 35[c] –2
Notes
  1. ^ In the 2007 Romanian EP byelection, the Democratic Party won 13 seats, and the Liberal Democratic Party 3 seats. In December 2007 – January 2008, PD changed its name into Democratic Liberal Party, and fused with PLD.
  2. ^ Only the seats that Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania won in the 2007 Romanian EP byelection are listed.
  3. ^ In the 2007 Romanian EP byelection László Tőkés ran as an independent, and, for the 2004–2009 EP legislature stood in the EG-EFA Group. For this election, László Tőkés runs on the UDMR list.
  4. ^ Elena Băsescu re-joined PD-L after the exit-poll results were published.
Source: Biroul Electoral Central

2007
Further information: 2007 European Parliament election in Romania
 Summary of the 25 November 2007 Romanian delegation in the European Parliament election results
Party European Party
(or EP Group)		 Votes % Seats Previously Change
Democratic Party EPP 1,476,105 28.81 13 5 +8
Social Democratic Party PES 1,184,018 23.11 10 12 –2
National Liberal Party ELDR 688,859 13.44 6 6 ±0
Liberal Democratic Party EPP 398,901 7.78 3 0 +3
Democratic Union of Hungarians in Romania EPP 282,929 5.52 2 3 –1
New Generation Party – Christian Democratic None 248,863 4.85 0 0 —
Greater Romania Party None 212,596 4.15 0 5 –5
László Tőkés (independent) EFA 176,533 3.44 1 0 +1
Conservative Party ALDE 150,385 2.93 0 2 –2
National Initiative Party None 124,829 2.43 0 0 —
Christian Democratic National Peasants' Party EPP 71,001 1.38 0 0 —
Party of the Roma Pro-Europa None 58,903 1.14 0 0 —
Socialist Alliance Party PEL 28,484 0.55 0 0 —
Green Party EGP 19,820 0.38 0 0 —
Valid 5,122,226 95,38  
Invalid 246,555 4,62
Total (turnout 29.46%) 5,370,171 100 35 35 ±0
Source: Biroul Electoral Central

See also
  • MEPs for Romania 2007

References
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