List of members of the European Parliament for the United Kingdom (2019–2020)

The 9th European Parliament was elected across the European Union in the late days of May 2019 for the 2019–2024 session. In the United Kingdom the election took place on 23 May. The elected MEPs sat until the formal Brexit date – 31 January 2020.^[1][2]

Final members

Name	Constituency	National party	European Parliament group
Scott Ainslie	London	Green Party (England and Wales)[3]	Greens–EFA
Christian Allard	Scotland	Scottish National Party[3]	Greens–EFA
Heather Anderson	Scotland	Scottish National Party[4]	Greens–EFA
Martina Anderson	Northern Ireland	Sinn Féin[3]	EUL-NGL
Catherine Bearder	South East England	Liberal Democrats[5]	Renew Europe
Phil Bennion	West Midlands	Liberal Democrats[3]	Renew Europe
Jane Brophy	North West England	Liberal Democrats[3]	Renew Europe
David Bull	North West England	Brexit Party[3]	NI
Jonathan Bullock	East Midlands	Brexit Party[6]	NI
Judith Bunting	South East England	Liberal Democrats[3]	Renew Europe
Ellie Chowns	West Midlands	Green Party (England and Wales)[3]	Greens–EFA
Richard Corbett	Yorkshire and the Humber	Labour Party[7]	S&D
Seb Dance	London	Labour Party[8]	S&D
Martin Daubney	West Midlands	Brexit Party[3]	NI
Chris Davies	North West England	Liberal Democrats[3]	Renew Europe
Dinesh Dhamija	London	Liberal Democrats[3]	Renew Europe
Diane Dodds	Northern Ireland	Democratic Unionist Party[3]	NI
Gina Dowding	North West England	Green Party (England and Wales)[3]	Greens–EFA
Jill Evans	Wales	Plaid Cymru[9]	Greens–EFA
Nigel Farage	South East England	Brexit Party[10]	NI
Lance Forman	London	Conservative Party[11]	ECR
Claire Fox	North West England	Brexit Party[3]	NI
Barbara Gibson	East of England	Liberal Democrats[3]	Renew Europe
Nathan Gill	Wales	Brexit Party[12]	NI
Neena Gill	West Midlands	Labour Party[13]	S&D
James Glancy	South West England	Brexit Party[3]	NI
Theresa Griffin	North West England	Labour Party[14]	S&D
Benyamin Habib	London	Brexit Party[3]	NI
Daniel Hannan	South East England	Conservative Party[15]	ECR
Lucy Harris	Yorkshire and the Humber	Conservative Party[16]	ECR
Michael Heaver	East of England	Brexit Party[3]	NI
Antony Hook	South East England	Liberal Democrats[3]	Renew Europe
Martin Horwood	South West England	Liberal Democrats[3]	Renew Europe
John Howarth	South East England	Labour Party[3]	S&D
Jackie Jones	Wales	Labour Party[3]	S&D
Christina Jordan	South West England	Brexit Party[3]	NI
Andrew Kerr	West Midlands	Independent[17]	NI
Jude Kirton-Darling	North East England	Labour Party[18]	S&D
Naomi Long	Northern Ireland	Alliance Party of Northern Ireland[3]	Renew Europe
John Longworth	Yorkshire and the Humber	Conservative Party[3]	ECR
Rupert Lowe	West Midlands	Brexit Party[3]	NI
Belinda De Camborne Lucy	South East England	Brexit Party[3]	NI
Magid Magid	Yorkshire and the Humber	Green Party (England and Wales)[3]	Greens–EFA
Anthea McIntyre	West Midlands	Conservative Party[19]	ECR
Aileen McLeod	Scotland	Scottish National Party[3]	Greens–EFA
Nosheena Mobarik	Scotland	Conservative Party[3]	ECR
Shaffaq Mohammed	Yorkshire and the Humber	Liberal Democrats[3]	Renew Europe
Brian Monteith	North East England	Brexit Party[3]	NI
Claude Moraes	London	Labour Party[20]	S&D
June Mummery	East of England	Brexit Party[3]	NI
Lucy Nethsingha	East of England	Liberal Democrats[3]	Renew Europe
Bill Newton Dunn	East Midlands	Liberal Democrats[3]	Renew Europe
Henrik Overgaard-Nielsen	North West England	Brexit Party[3]	NI
Rory Palmer	East Midlands	Labour Party[21]	S&D
Matthew Patten	East Midlands	Brexit Party[3]	NI
Alex Phillips	South East England	Green Party (England and Wales)[3]	Greens–EFA
Alexandra Phillips	South East England	Brexit Party[3]	NI
Luisa Porritt	London	Liberal Democrats[3]	Renew Europe
Jake Pugh	Yorkshire and the Humber	Brexit Party[3]	NI
Annunziata Rees-Mogg	East Midlands	Conservative Party[16]	ECR
Sheila Ritchie	Scotland	Liberal Democrats[3]	Renew Europe
Catherine Rowett	East of England	Green Party (England and Wales)[3]	Greens–EFA
Robert Rowland	South East England	Brexit Party[3]	NI
Molly Scott Cato	South West England	Green Party (England and Wales)[22]	Greens–EFA
Louis Stedman-Bryce	Scotland	Independent[23]	NI
John Tennant	North East England	Brexit Party[3]	NI
Richard Tice	East of England	Brexit Party[3]	NI
Geoffrey Van Orden	East of England	Conservative Party[24]	ECR
Caroline Voaden	South West England	Liberal Democrats[3]	Renew Europe
Irina Von Wiese	London	Liberal Democrats[3]	Renew Europe
Julie Ward	North West England	Labour Party[3]	S&D
James Wells	Wales	Brexit Party[3]	NI
Ann Widdecombe	South West England	Brexit Party[3]	NI

Changes in members or affiliation

• Alyn Smith won a seat in the House of Commons for SNP in December 2019. He therefore ceased to be an MEP for Scotland then. Heather Anderson was nominated to replace him as MEP. Anderson only served as MEP from 28 January until the Brexit date on 31 January, a total of 4 days.
• Annunziata Rees-Mogg, Lance Forman, Lucy Harris and John Longworth left the Brexit Party and joined the Conservatives. Louis Stedman-Bryce and Andrew England Kerr changed their affiliation from the Brexit Party to be independent.

References

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