List of members of the Hellenic Parliament, 2019
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| Legislative body | Hellenic Parliament | ||||||||
| Jurisdiction | Greece | ||||||||
| Meeting place | Old Royal Palace, Athens | ||||||||
| Term | 17 July 2019 – 22 April 2023 | ||||||||
| Election | 2019 Greek legislative election | ||||||||
| Government | First Cabinet of Kyriakos Mitsotakis | ||||||||
| Members | 300 | ||||||||
| President | Konstantinos Tasoulas (ND) | ||||||||
| First Vice President | Nikitas Kaklamanis (ND) | ||||||||
| Second Vice President | Haralambos Athanasiou (ND) | ||||||||
| Third Vice President | Athanasios Bouras (ND) | ||||||||
| Fourth Vice President | Dimitris Vitsas (SYRIZA) [1] | ||||||||
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This is a list of the 300 members who were elected to the Hellenic Parliament – for the 18th parliamentary term (ΙΗ΄ in Greek numerals) – in the 2019 legislative election, held on 7 July 2019.
The parliament convened on 17 July 2019. The New Democracy party won the majority of seats (158) and its leader, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, formed his first government.
Composition
| Initial composition (July 2019) | Final composition (April 2023) |
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Members of Parliament by party
| Constituency and party votes | Full name | Notes | |
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| Nationwide (2,251,618 votes) | Panagiotis Pikrammenos | ||
Theodoros Skylakakis (from 3 March 2022) |
Marietta Giannakou passed away on 27 February 2022 and her place was taken by Theodoros Skylakakis [2] | ||
| Giorgos Gerapetritis | |||
| Takis Theodorikakos | |||
| Christos Tarantilis | |||
| Athens A (100,473) | Olga Kefalogianni | ||
| Vassilis Kikilias | |||
| Thanos Plevris | |||
| Nikitas Kaklamanis | |||
| Angelos Syrigos | |||
| Konstantinos Bogdanos was expelled on 5 October 2021 from the party after a social media post that was considered to be a violation of human rights. He did not surrender his seat and became independent. [3] | |||
| Fotini Pipili | |||
| Athens B1 (152,558) | Kostis Hatzidakis | ||
| Adonis Georgiadis | |||
| Niki Kerameus | |||
| Georgios Koumoutsakos | |||
| Theodoros Roussopoulos | |||
| Dimitris Kairidis | |||
| Zoi Rapti | |||
| Athens B2 (65,590 ) | Kyriakos Mitsotakis | ||
| Miltiadis Varvitsiotis | |||
| Giannis Loverdos | |||
| Athens B3 (144,645) | Nikos Dendias | ||
| Konstantinos Kyranakis | |||
| Dionysis Hatzidakis | |||
| Harry Theoharis | |||
| Anna Karamanli | |||
| Sofia Voultepsi | |||
| Babis Papadimitriou | |||
| Giannis Kallianos | |||
| Vassilis Spanakis | |||
| Piraeus A (44,160) | Konstantinos Katsafados | ||
| Ioannis Melas | |||
| Nikolaos Manolakos | |||
| Noni Dounia | |||
| Christoforos Boutsikakis | |||
| Piraeus B (44,441) | Ioannis Tragakis | ||
| Dimitris Markopoulos | |||
| East Attica (100,583) | Georgía Martínou | ||
| Makis Voridis | |||
| George Vlachos | |||
| Vassilis Oikonomou | |||
| West Attica (26.131 ) | Athanasios Bouras | ||
| Evangelos Liakos | |||
| George Kotsiras | |||
| Aetolia-Acarnania (55.440) | Kostas Karagkounis | ||
| Marios Salmas | |||
| Spilios Livanos | |||
| Argolis (25,024) | John Andrianos | ||
| Arcadia (25,542) | Kostas Vlasis | ||
| Arta (18,953) | George Stylios | ||
| Achaea (55,235) | Angelos Tsigkris | ||
| Andreas Katsaniotis | |||
| Jason Fotilas | |||
| Christina Alexopoulou | |||
| Boeotia (23.759) | Andreas Koutsoumpas | ||
| Grevena (9.701) | On 25 October 2022, the MP was expelled from New Democracy following allegations of business activities for the acquisition of "red loans". [4] The MP did not resign his seat and declared his independence. | ||
| Drama (25.672) | Konstantinos Blouchos | ||
| Dodecanese (40.034) | Manos Konsolas | ||
| Vasilis Ypsilantis | |||
| Mika Iatridi | |||
| Ioannis Pappas | |||
| Evros (37.730) | Tasos Dimoschakis | ||
| Christos Dermentzopoulos | |||
| Stavros Keletsis | |||
| Euboea (44,752) | Simos Kedikoglou | ||
| Thanasis Zebilis | |||
| Spiros Pnevmatikos | |||
| Evrytania (6,969) | Kostas Kontogiorgos | ||
| Zakynthos (9,217) | Dionysis Aktypis | ||
| Elis (33,673) | Dionysia Avgerinopoulou | ||
| Konstantinos Tzavaras | |||
| Andreas Nikolakopoulos | |||
| Imathia (33,787) | Apostolos Vesyropoulos | ||
| Tasos Bartzokas | |||
| Lazaros Tsavdaridis | |||
| Heraklion (51,579) | Lefteris Avgenakis | ||
| Maximos Senetakis | |||
| Thesprotia (12,579) | Vasileios Giogiakas | ||
| Thessaloniki A (107,429) | Kostas Karamanlis | ||
| Konstantinos Gioulekas | |||
| Elena Rapti | |||
| Stavros Kalafatis | |||
| Stratos Simopoulos | |||
| Anna Efthymiou | |||
| Dimitris Kouvelas | |||
| Thessaloniki B (80,327) | Theodoros Karaoglou | ||
| Savvas Anastasiadis | |||
| Dimitris Vartzopoulos | |||
| Ioannina (36,538) | Konstantinos Tasoulas | Speaker of the Hellenic Parliament | |
| Stavros Kalogiannis | |||
| Maria Kefala | |||
| Georgios Amyras | |||
| Kavala (32,737) | Nikolaos Panagiotopoulos | ||
| Yannis Paschalidis | |||
| Makarios Lazaridis | |||
| Karditsa (34,668) | Konstantinos Tsiaras | ||
| Giorgos Kotsos | |||
| Asimina Skondra | |||
| Kastoria (15,452) | Zisis Tzikalagias | ||
| Corfu (19,525) | Stefanos Gikas | ||
| Kefalonia (8,625) | Panagis Kappatos | ||
| Kilkis (23,281) | George Georgantas | ||
| Kozani (35,891) | Stathis Konstantinidis | ||
| Paraskevi Vryzidou | |||
| Michail (Michalis) Papadopoulos | |||
| Georgios Amanatidis | |||
| Corinthia (35,173) | Christos Dimas | ||
| Nikos Tagaras | |||
Kostas Kollias (from 1 July 2021 |
After a recount, the electoral court awarded the seat to Kostas Kollias. [5] | ||
| Cyclades (31,370) | Giannis Vroutsis | ||
| Katerina Monogyou | |||
| Filippos Fortomas | |||
| Markos Kafouros | |||
| Laconia (26,432) | Thanasis Davakis | ||
| Neoclis Kritikos | |||
| Larissa (61,468) | Maximos Charakopoulos | ||
| Christos Kellas | |||
| Stella Biziou | |||
| Lasithi (14,276) | Giannis Plakiotakis | ||
| Lesbos (22,674) | Charalambos Athanasiou | ||
| Lefkada (6,778) | Thanasis Kavvadas | ||
| Magnesia (41,334) | Christos Boukoros | ||
| Zetta Makri | |||
| Thanasis Lioupis | |||
| Kostas Maravegias | |||
| Messenia (44,262) | Antonis Samaras | ||
| Yannis Lambropoulos | |||
| Miltos Chrysomallis | |||
| Pericles Mantas | |||
| Xanthi (22,347) | Spyros Tsilingiris | ||
| Pella (36,148) | George Karasmanis | ||
| Dionysis Stamenitis | |||
| Lakis Vasiliadis | |||
| Pieria (35,775) | Fontas Baraliakos | ||
| Anna Mani Papadimitriou | |||
| Savvas Chionidis | |||
| Preveza (16,864) | Stergios Giannakis | ||
| Rethymno (17,018) | Ioannis A. Kefalogiannis | ||
| Rhodope (23,123) | Euripides Stylianides | ||
| Samos (8,345) | Christodoulos Stefanadis | ||
| Serres (53,839) | Kostas Karamanlis | ||
| Fotini Arabatzi | |||
| Tasos Hatzivasileiou | |||
| Theofilos Leontaridis | |||
| Trikala (37,638) | Kostas Skrekas | ||
| Thanasis Lioutas | |||
| Katerina Papakosta | |||
| Phthiotis (41,076) | Christos Staikouras | ||
| Giannis Oikonomou | |||
| George Kotronias | |||
Eleni Makri Theodorou (from 4 December 2023) |
The MP resigned following revelations that he had continued his business activities after being elected – Greek law prohibits sitting MPs from engaging in business activities. [6] | ||
| Florina (12,701) | Ioannis Antoniadis | ||
| Phocis (10,839) | Yannis Bougas | ||
| Chalkidiki (26,702) | Georgios Vagionas | ||
| Chania (28,842) | Dora Bakoyannis | ||
Giannis Kasselakis (from 14 February 2023 |
Manousos Voloudakis passed away. [7] | ||
| Vasileios Digalakis | |||
| Chios (13,894) | Notis Mitarachi | ||
| Constituency and party votes | Full name | Notes | |
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| Nationwide (1,781,057) | Vasilis Vasilikos | ||
| Effie Achtsioglou | |||
| Panos Skourletis | |||
| Alekos Flambouraris | |||
| Athens A (74,272) | Nikolaos Voutsis | ||
| Dimitris Tzanakopoulos | |||
| Nikos Filis | |||
| Christoforos Vernardakis | |||
| Angeliki Adamopoulou | She joined SYRIZA from 22 December 2022 until 17 February 2023 when she became independent and announced her withdrawal from politics at the end of her parliamentary term [8] | ||
| Athens B1 (93,992) | Efkleidis Tsakalotos | ||
| Konstantinos Zachariadis | |||
| Mariliza Xenogiannakopoulou | |||
| Georgios Katrougalos | |||
| Athens B2 (85,268) | Ioannis Dragasakis | ||
| Dimitrios Vitsas | |||
| Chara Kafantari | |||
Panagiotis Kouroumblis (from 13 January 2021) |
After a recount, the electoral court awarded the seat to Panagiotis Kouroumblis. [9] | ||
| Athens B3 (117,296) | Nikos Pappas | ||
| Theano Fotiou | |||
| Ioannis Mouzalas | |||
| Ioannis Balafas | |||
| Rallia Christidou | |||
| Piraeus A (30,011) | Theodoros Dritsas | ||
| Piraeus B (56,264) | Nina Kasimati | ||
| Ioannis Ragkousis | |||
| Tryfon Alexiadis | |||
| Fotini Bakathima | She joined SYRIZA on 21 December 2022[10] | ||
| East Attica (69,043) | Alexios Tsipras | ||
| Christos Spirtzis | |||
| Nasos Athanasiou | |||
| West Attica (27,627) | Giorgos Tsipras | ||
| Aetolia-Acarnania (45,889) | Georgios Varemenos | ||
| Thanos Moraitis | |||
| Argolis (14,400) | Giannis Gkiolas | ||
| Arcadia (18,085) | Giorgos Papailiou | ||
| Arta (19,411) | Olga Gerovasili | ||
| Achaea (68,588) | Alexis Tsipras | ||
| Sia Anagnostopoulou | |||
| Konstantinos Markou | |||
| Boeotia (21,150) | Yota Poulou | ||
| Drama (13,288) | Theofilos Xanthopoulos | ||
| Dodecanese (28,826) | Dimitris Gakis from 17 February 2023 |
Santorinios passed away. [11] | |
| Evros (23,103) | Natasa Gkara | ||
| Euboea (42,672) | Evangelos Apostolou | ||
| Miltiadis Chatzigiannakis | |||
| Elis (32,536) | Dionysis Kalamatianos | ||
| Imathia (21,742) | Angelos Tolkas(from 1 July 2021) |
After a recount, the electoral court awarded the seat to Angelos Tolkas.[5] | |
| Heraklion (73,940) | Haris Mamoulakis | ||
| Sokratis Vardakis | |||
| Nikolaos Igoumenidis | |||
| Thesprotia (9,643) | Marios Katsis | ||
| Thessaloniki A (94,693) | Katerina Notopoulou | ||
| Ioannis Amanatidis | |||
| Christos Giannoulis | |||
| Kostas Zouraris | |||
| Alexandros Triantafyllidis | |||
| Thessaloniki B (46,947) | Sokratis Famellos | ||
| Dora Avgeri | |||
| Ioannina (35,451) | Meropi Tzoufi | ||
| Kavala (20,159) | Soultana Eleftheriadou | ||
| Karditsa (23,502) | Spyros Lappas | ||
| Kastoria (8,338) | Olympia Teligioridou | ||
| Corfu (19,119) | Alexandros Avlonitis | ||
| Kilkis (12,765) | Eirini Agathopoulou | ||
| Kozani (28,606) | Calliope Vetta | ||
| Corinthia (25,856) | Georgios Psychogios | ||
| Cyclades (20,403) | Nikolaos Syrmalenios | ||
| Lakonia (10,397) | Stavros Arachovitis | ||
| Larissa (48,884) | Vasilis Kokkalis | ||
| Anna Vagena | |||
| Lasithi (14,379) | Emmanouil Thrapsaniotis | ||
| Lesvos (16,868) | Ioannis Bournous | ||
| Magnesia (34,298) | Alexandros Meikopoulos | ||
| Aikaterini Papanatsiou | |||
| Messinia (30,590) | Alexis Haritsis | ||
| Xanthi (24,059) | Chousein Zeimpek | ||
| Pella (24,375) | Theodora Tzakri | ||
| Pieria (17,590) | Betty Skoufa | ||
| Preveza (13,337) | Kostas Barkas | ||
| Rethymno (17,223) | Andreas Xanthos | ||
| Rodopi (16,603) | Takis Charitou | ||
| Serres (26,055) | Eleftherios Avramakis | ||
| Trikala (25,042) | Athanasios Papadopoulos | ||
| Phthiotis (29,677) | Yannis Sarakiotis | ||
| Florina (11,556) | Peti Perka | ||
| Chalkidiki (15,244) | Kyriaki Malama | ||
| Chania (31,644) | Pavlos Polakis | ||
| Chios (6,739) | Andreas Michailidis | ||
| Constituency and party votes | Full name | Notes | |
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| Nationwide (457,623) | Georgios Kaminis | ||
| Athens A (12,255) | Konstantinos Skandalidis | ||
| Athens B1 (18,615) | Andreas Loverdos | ||
| Athens B2 (13,262) | Nadia Giannakopoulou | ||
| Athens B3 (20,958) | Tonia Antoniou (from 1 November 2022) |
Fofi Gennimata passed away. She replaced from Tonia Antoniou. [12] | |
| Aetolia-Acarnania (13,865) | Dimitrios Konstantopoulos | ||
| Argolis (8,548) | Andreas Poulas | ||
| Arcadia (6,489) | Odysseas Konstantinopoulos | ||
| Arta (4,103) | Christos Gkokas | ||
| Achaea (15,176) | George Papandreou | ||
| Boeotia (6,355) | George Mulkiotis | ||
| Drama (7,199) | Hara Kefalidou | ||
| Elis (13,817) | Michail Katrinis | ||
| Heraklion (19.471) | Vassilis Kegeroglou | ||
| Thessaloniki A (18,313) | Haris Kastanidis | ||
| Thessaloniki B (12,420) | Georgios Arvanitidis | ||
| Corfu (4,166) | Dimitris Biagis | ||
| Kilkis (6,163) | Georgios Frangidis | ||
| Larissa (13,742) | Evangelia Liakoulis | ||
| Xanthi (5,333) | Mpourchan Mparan | ||
| Rhodope (13,405) | Ilchan Achmet | ||
| Chalkidiki (6,500) | Apostolos Panas | ||
| Constituency and party votes | Full name | Notes | |
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| Nationwide (299,621) | Aleka Papariga | ||
| Athens A (15,122) | Liana Kanelli | ||
| Athens B1 (20,604) | Thanasis Pafilis | ||
| Athens B2 (19,100) | Dimitris Koutsoumpas | ||
| Athens B3 (26,132) | Christos Katsotis | ||
| Piraeus B (11,812) | Diamanto Manolakou | ||
| Attica A (11,561) | Ioannis Giokas |
The MP resigned due to workload and handed over the seat to the first runner-up of the party. [13] | |
| Aetolia-Acarnania (6,669) | Nikolaos Papanastasis | ||
| Achaea (9,283) | Nikolaos Karathanasopoulos | ||
| Euboea (6,091) | George Marinos | ||
| Heraklion (6,109) | Manolis Syntyhakis | ||
| Thessaloniki A (16,037) | Giannis Delis | ||
| Thessaloniki B (8,603) | Leonidas Stoltidis | ||
| Larissa (9,772) | Giorgos Lamproulis | ||
| Lesbos (5,839) | Maria Komninaka | ||
| Constituency and party votes | Full name | Notes | |
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| Nationwide (209,290) | Vasileios Villiardos | ||
| Athens B1 (8,471) | Anastasia Alexopoulou | ||
| Athens B2 (7,750) | Maria Athanasiou | ||
| Athens B3 (10,965) | Dimitrios Vagenas | ||
| Piraeus B (6,186) | Sophia Asimakopoulou | ||
| Attica A (11,315) | Antonios Mylonakis | ||
| Thessaloniki A (16,289) | Apostolos Avdelas | ||
| Thessaloniki B (10,555) | Kostas Chitas | ||
| Larissa (6,794) | Kyriakos Velopoulos | ||
| Serres (6,852) | Kostas Boubas | ||
| Constituency and party votes | Full name | Notes | |
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| Athens A (9,107) | On 8 March 2022 the MP resigned and became independent, accusing the party of undermining her.[14] | ||
| Athens B1 (13,825) | Kleon Grigoriadis | ||
| Athens B2 (9,445) | Kriton Arsenis | ||
| Athens B3 (16,252) | Sofia Sakorafa | ||
| Piraeus B (6,479) | On 24 October 2022, became independent from the parliamentary group without giving any reasons for her move. Two months later she joined SYRIZA. [10] | ||
| East Attica (9,029) | Maria Apatzidi | ||
| Heraklion (6,902) | Georgios Logiadis | ||
| Thessaloniki A (14,410) | Yanis Varoufakis | ||
| Thessaloniki B (7,577) | On 23 April 2021 the MP became independent, accusing the party president of authoritarian and undemocratic behavior.[15] | ||
Independents
| Constituency | Full name | Resign from | |
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| Athens A | Konstantinos Bogdanos | New Democracy | |
| Angeliki Adamopoulou | MeRA25 / SYRIZA | ||
| Grevena | Andreas Patsis | New Democracy | |
| Thessaloniki B | Konstantina Adamou | MeRA25 | |
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References
- ^ https://www.hellenicparliament.gr/Organosi-kai-Leitourgia/Proedreio/Antiproedroi/
- ^ Θ. Skylakakis: He was sworn in as a member of the Southwest in place of M. Giannakou
- ^ Bogdanos reacts to expulsion from ND parliamentary group
- ^ Andreas Patsis has been deleted from the Central Committee of the New Democracy (in Greek)
- ^ a b Parliament: Costas Kolias and Angelos Tolkas were sworn in as MPs
- ^ Themis Himaras: The MP of the Southwest resigned (in Greek)
- ^ Yannis Kasselakis was sworn in as MP for Chania
- ^ Adamopoulou becomes independent from SYRIZA and leaves politics
- ^ Kouroumblis sworn in as a Member of Parliament – He returns to Parliament, he is also entitled to compensation from the summer of 2019 (in Greek)
- ^ a b And Fotini Bakadima from MPA25 in the SYRIZA-PS K.O. (in Greek)
- ^ https://www.hellenicparliament.gr/Organosi-kai-Leitourgia/Olomeleia/SInthesi-Proigoumenon-Periodon-New/?slctdPeriod=582fe843-04c4-481c-a03b-ac4f00c216c4
- ^ Tonia Antoniou sworn in as MP in place of Fofi Gennimata
- ^ "Eleni Gerasimidou: The reason she resigned as a member of the KKE – what she says about the compensation"
- ^ Angeliki Adamopoulou is independent from MERA25
- ^ MΕPA 25: The MP, Constantina Adamou, was independent – The reaction of G. Varoufakis' reaction
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