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Members of the
European Parliament
from France
ECSC delegation (1952)
EP delegation (1958)
1st term ( 1979)
2nd term ( 1984)
3rd term ( 1989)
4th term ( 1994)
5th term ( 1999)
6th term ( 2004)
7th term ( 2009)
8th term ( 2014)
9th term ( 2019)

This is a list of members of the European Parliament for France in the 2004 to 2009 session, ordered by name.

See 2004 European Parliament election in France for a list ordered by constituency.

List

Name National party EP Group Constituency
Kader Arif   Socialist Party   PES South-West
Marie-Hélène Aubert   The Greens   G–EFA West
Jean-Pierre Audy   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP–ED Massif-central–Centre
Jean Marie Beaupuy   Union for French Democracy /   Democratic Movement   ALDE East
Jean-Luc Bennahmias   The Greens /   Democratic Movement   G–EFA South-East
Pervenche Berès   Socialist Party   PES Île-de-France
Guy Bono   Socialist Party   PES South-East
Catherine Boursier [1]   Socialist Party   PES East
Marie-Arlette Carlotti   Socialist Party   PES South-East
Françoise Castex   Socialist Party   PES South-West
Jean-Marie Cavada   Union for French Democracy /   Civic Alliance for Democracy in Europe   ALDE South-West
Thierry Cornillet   Union for French Democracy /   Democratic Movement   ALDE South-East
Jean-Louis Cottigny   Socialist Party   PES North-West
Paul-Marie Coûteaux   Movement for France   IND&DEM Île-de-France
Joseph Daul   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP–ED East
Jean-Paul Denanot [2]   Socialist Party   PES Massif-central–Centre
Marie-Hélène Descamps   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP–ED Massif-central–Centre
Harlem Désir   Socialist Party   PES Île-de-France
Brigitte Douay   Socialist Party   PES North-West
Anne Ferreira   Socialist Party   PES Île-de-France
Hélène Flautre   The Greens   G–EFA North-West
Nicole Fontaine   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP–ED Île-de-France
Brigitte Fouré [3]   Union for French Democracy /   New Centre   EPP–ED North-West
Janelly Fourtou   Union for French Democracy /   Civic Alliance for Democracy in Europe   ALDE Massif-central–Centre
Patrick Gaubert   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP–ED Île-de-France
Jean-Paul Gauzès   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP–ED North-West
Claire Gibault   Union for French Democracy /   Civic Alliance for Democracy in Europe   ALDE South-East
Bruno Gollnisch   National Front   NI East
Madeleine de Grandmaison [4]   Communist Party ( Alliance of the Overseas)   EUL–NGL Overseas territories
Natalie Griesbeck   Union for French Democracy /   Democratic Movement   ALDE East
Françoise Grossetête   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP–ED South-East
Ambroise Guellec   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP–ED West
Catherine Guy-Quint   Socialist Party   PES Massif-central–Centre
Benoît Hamon   Socialist Party   PES East
Jacky Henin   Communist Party   EUL–NGL North-West
Brice Hortefeux   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP–ED Massif-central–Centre
Marie-Anne Isler-Béguin   The Greens   G–EFA East
André Laignel   Socialist Party   PES Massif-central–Centre
Alain Lamassoure   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP–ED South-West
Carl Lang   National Front   NI North-West
Anne Laperrouze   Union for French Democracy /   Democratic Movement   ALDE South-West
Stéphane Le Foll   Socialist Party   PES West
Roselyne Lefrançois [5]   Socialist Party   PES West
Jean-Marie Le Pen   National Front   NI South-East
Marine Le Pen   National Front   NI Île-de-France
Fernand Le Rachinel [6]   National Front   NI North-West
Bernard Lehideux   Union for French Democracy /   Democratic Movement   ALDE Île-de-France
Marie-Noëlle Lienemann   Socialist Party   PES North-West
Alain Lipietz   The Greens   G–EFA Île-de-France
Patrick Louis   Movement for France   IND&DEM South-East
Jean-Claude Martinez   National Front   NI South-West
Véronique Mathieu   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP–ED East
Philippe Morillon   Union for French Democracy /   Democratic Movement   ALDE West
Élisabeth Morin-Chartier [7]   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP–ED West
Catherine Néris [8]   Socialist Party   PES Overseas territories
Gérard Onesta   The Greens   G–EFA South-East
Béatrice Patrie   Socialist Party   PES South-West
Vincent Peillon   Socialist Party   PES North-West
Pierre Pribetich [9]   Socialist Party   PES East
Bernard Poignant   Socialist Party   PES West
Michel Rocard   Socialist Party   PES South-East
Martine Roure   Socialist Party   PES South-East
Tokia Saïfi   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP–ED North-West
Marielle de Sarnez   Union for French Democracy /   Democratic Movement   ALDE Île-de-France
Gilles Savary   Socialist Party   PES Île-de-France
Pierre Schapira   Socialist Party   PES Île-de-France
Lydia Schenardi   National Front   NI South-East
Margie Sudre   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP–ED Overseas territories
Jacques Toubon   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP–ED Île-de-France
Catherine Trautmann   Socialist Party   PES East
Ari Vatanen   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP–ED South-East
Yannick Vaugrenard   Socialist Party   PES West
Bernadette Vergnaud   Socialist Party   PES West
Christine de Veyrac   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP–ED South-West
Philippe de Villiers   Movement for France   IND&DEM West
Dominique Vlasto   Union for a Popular Movement   EPP–ED South-East
Michel Teychenné [10]   Socialist Party   PES South-West
Henri Weber   Socialist Party   PES North-West
Francis Wurtz   Communist Party   EUL–NGL Île-de-France

Footnotes

  1. ^ Replaced Adeline Hazan
  2. ^ Replaced Bernadette Bourzai
  3. ^ Replaced Jean-Louis Bourlanges)
  4. ^ Replaced Paul Verges in 2007
  5. ^ Replaced Marie-Line Reynaud
  6. ^ Replaced Chantal Simonot in 2004
  7. ^ Replaced Roselyne Bachelot-Narquin
  8. ^ Replaced Jean-Claude Fruteau
  9. ^ Replaced Pierre Moscovici
  10. ^ Replaced Robert Navarro
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