How it works
OurElected Europe turns the official record of how Europe is governed into something any citizen can actually follow — who voted for what, and what it means for you.
The problem
Every week the European Parliament and national parliaments take decisions that shape daily life — but the record of who voted how is scattered across dozens of official portals, in formats built for civil servants, not citizens.
We bring it into one place, in plain language, and let you follow the people who represent you.
Two layers
The EU layer is shared by everyone: the European Parliament, its political groups, MEPs, roll-call votes, and the legislation moving through it.
The country layer is yours: pick your country and see your national parliament — its representatives, divisions, and how your party voted.
Where the data comes from
Everything is built from official, open sources: the European Parliament Open Data Portal, the EU Transparency Register, and each member state’s own parliamentary open-data service. Every record links back to its source so you can verify it yourself.
We compute the analytics — accountability scores, coalitions, voting similarity — directly from the roll-call record. The numbers are the votes.
Independent
OurElected Europe is not affiliated with the European Union or any of its institutions, nor with any party or campaign. Our only goal is to make the public record easier to see.