Members of the European Parliament for the Netherlands 2009–2014

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This is a list of Members of the European Parliament for the Netherlands in the 2009 to 2014 session, ordered by name and by party.

Further information: European Parliament election, 2009 (Netherlands)

Alphabetical

e • d **Dutch MEPs for the period 2009-2014**
Name	National Party	EP party	EP group	MEP period	Preference votes
Hans van Baalen	People's Party for Freedom and Democracy	ELDR	ALDE	from 14 July 2009	367.796
Bas Belder	Reformed Political Party	none	EFD	from 20 July 1999	53.450
Thijs Berman	Labour Party	PES	PASD	from 20 July 2004	372.060
Louis Bontes	Party for Freedom	none	NI	from 14 July 2009	6.751
Emine Bozkurt	Labour Party	PES	PASD	from 20 July 2004	66.385
Wim van de Camp	Christian Democratic Appeal	EPP	EPP Group	from 14 July 2009	579.775
Marije Cornelissen	GreenLeft	EGP	Greens-EFA	from 14 July 2009	14.486
Peter van Dalen	ChristianUnion	ECPM	ECR	from 14 July 2009	209.947
Bas Eickhout	GreenLeft	EGP	Greens-EFA	from 14 July 2009	13.782
Gerben-Jan Gerbrandy	Democrats 66	ELDR	ALDE	from 14 July 2009	18.107
Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert	People's Party for Freedom and Democracy	ELDR	ALDE	from 20 July 2004	52.184
Dennis de Jong	Socialist Party	none	EUL/NGL	from 14 July 2009	194.359
Esther de Lange	Christian Democratic Appeal	EPP	EPP Group	from 12 April 2007	43.406
Kartika Liotard	Socialist Party	none	EUL/NGL	from 20 July 2004	32.426
Barry Madlener	Party for Freedom	none	NI	from 14 July 2009	372.060
Toine Manders	People's Party for Freedom and Democracy	ELDR	ALDE	from 20 July 1999	34.973
Judith Merkies	Labour Party	PES	PASD	from 14 July 2009	18.553
Lambert van Nistelrooij	Christian Democratic Appeal	EPP	EPP Group	from 20 July 2004	41.846
Ria Oomen-Ruijten	Christian Democratic Appeal	EPP	EPP Group	from 25 July 1989	70.388
Judith Sargentini	GreenLeft	EGP	Greens-EFA	from 14 July 2009	321.744
Marietje Schaake	Democrats 66	ELDR	ALDE	from 14 July 2009	18.662
Laurence Stassen	Party for Freedom	none	NI	from 14 July 2009	17.880
Daniël van der Stoep	Party for Freedom	none	NI	from 14 July 2009	5.650
Sophie in 't Veld	Democrats 66	ELDR	ALDE	from 20 July 2004	433.957
Corien Wortmann-Kool	Christian Democratic Appeal	EPP	EPP Group	from 20 July 2004	48.270
Source: ^[1]

By party

Christian Democratic Appeal

See also: List of Christian Democratic Appeal Members of the European Parliament, List of Party for Freedom Members of the European Parliament, List of Dutch Labour Party Members of the European Parliament, List of People's Party for Freedom and Democracy Members of the European Parliament, List of Democrats 66 Members of the European Parliament, List of GreenLeft Members of the European Parliament, List of Socialist Party (Netherlands) Members of the European Parliament, and List of ChristianUnion – Reformed Political Party Members of the European Parliament

Wim van de Camp, with 579.775 votes (top candidate)
Ria Oomen-Ruijten, with 70.388 votes
Corien Wortmann-Kool, with 48.270 votes
Esther de Lange, with 43.406 votes
Lambert van Nistelrooij, with 41.846 votes

Party for Freedom

Barry Madlener, with 372.060 votes (top candidate)
Laurence Stassen, with 17.880 votes
Louis Bontes, with 6.751 votes
Daniël van der Stoep, with 5.650 votes

Dutch Labour Party

Thijs Berman, with 372.060 votes (top candidate)
Emine Bozkurt, with 66.385 votes
Judith Merkies, with 18.553 votes

People's Party for Freedom and Democracy

Hans van Baalen, with 367.796 votes (top candidate)
Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert, with 52.184 votes
Toine Manders, with 34.973 votes

Democrats 66

Sophie in 't Veld, with 433.957 votes (top candidate)
Marietje Schaake, with 18.662 votes
Gerben-Jan Gerbrandy, with 18.107 votes

GreenLeft

Judith Sargentini, with 321.744 votes (top candidate)
Bas Eickhout, with 13.782 votes
Marije Cornelissen, with 14.486 votes

Socialist Party

Dennis de Jong, with 194.359 votes (top candidate)
Kartika Liotard, with 32.426 votes

ChristianUnion – Reformed Political Party

Peter van Dalen (ChristianUnion), with 209.947 votes (top candidate)
Bastiaan Belder (Reformed Political Party), with 53.450 votes

References

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