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Defections

Members drifting from their group: we split the last 36 roll-call votes into an earlier and a later half and compare each member's loyalty to their group's majority across the two. How this is measured.

Drifting from their group

Biggest fall in loyalty (earlier % → later %).

  1. 1Joachim STREITRenew · 100% → 59% loyal-41 pt
  2. 2Fernand KARTHEISERNon-attached · 93% → 57% loyal-36 pt
  3. 3Sebastian KRUISPfE · 94% → 59% loyal-35 pt
  4. 4Ton DIEPEVEENPfE · 94% → 63% loyal-31 pt
  5. 5Mieke ANDRIESEPfE · 94% → 65% loyal-29 pt
  6. 6Marieke EHLERSPfE · 94% → 65% loyal-29 pt
  7. 7Rachel BLOMPfE · 94% → 65% loyal-29 pt
  8. 8Engin EROGLURenew · 100% → 72% loyal-28 pt
  9. 9Christine SINGERRenew · 100% → 72% loyal-28 pt
  10. 10Judita LAŠŠÁKOVÁNon-attached · 86% → 60% loyal-26 pt

Returning to the fold

Biggest rise in loyalty to their group line.

  1. 1Anja HAZEKAMPThe Left · 71% → 100% loyal+29 pt
  2. 2Claudiu-Richard TÂRZIUECR · 65% → 93% loyal+28 pt
  3. 3Georgiana TEODORESCUECR · 72% → 100% loyal+28 pt
  4. 4Malika SORELNon-attached · 50% → 77% loyal+27 pt
  5. 5Hanna GEDINThe Left · 71% → 94% loyal+23 pt
  6. 6Andi CRISTEAS&D · 78% → 100% loyal+22 pt
  7. 7Mihai TUDOSES&D · 78% → 100% loyal+22 pt
  8. 8Marco TARQUINIOS&D · 78% → 100% loyal+22 pt
  9. 9Alex AGIUS SALIBAS&D · 79% → 100% loyal+21 pt
  10. 10Daniel ATTARDS&D · 79% → 100% loyal+21 pt

Loyalty = 1 − the rate of voting against your group's for/against majority. The delta is later-half loyalty minus earlier-half loyalty (in percentage points). Members in no political group, and those with fewer than 5 comparable votes in either half, are excluded. Data via the European Parliament Open Data Portal and HowTheyVote.eu.