Final List: The 21 MEPs to Represent Greece in the European Parliament

One week after the European elections, the final outcome fro Greek MEPs has been announced. Greek parties have a clear view of the 21 politicians who will represent Greece in the European Parliament for the next five years. Candidates of New Democracy and ELIA parties fought for first place right up until the moment last votes were counted from the polling stations of Thessaloniki, where candidates Eva Kaili and Maria Spyraki come from. SYRIZA gets six out of 21 seats, New Democracy five and the far-right Golden Dawn gets three seats. The socialist coalition Elia, the newly founded To Potami and the Communist Party of Greece (KKE) get two seats each, while the Independent Greeks (ANEL) gets one seat. According to official data the 21 elected Greek MEPs and the votes they gathered are as follows: SYRIZA Manolis Glezos (420,680 votes) Sofia Sakorafa (268,855 votes) Dimitris Papadimoulis (180,105 votes) Konstantina Kouneva (157,497 votes) Giorgos Katrougalos (156,262 votes) Kostas Chrysogonos (133,425 votes) New Democracy Manolis Kefalogiannis (219,998 votes) Maria Spyraki (217,422 votes) Eliza Vozemperg (195,738 votes) Giorgos Kyrtsos (189,368 votes) Theodoros Zagorakis (164,662 votes) Golden Dawn Eleutherios Synadinos (85,244 votes) Lambros Fountoulis (78,323 votes) Georgios Epitideios (74,388 votes) ELIA – Democratic Alliance Nikos Androulakis (105,588 votes) Eva Kaili (105,388 votes) To Potami Giorgos Grammatikakis (66,779 votes) Miltos Kirkos (25,850 votes) Communist Party of Greece (KKE) Kostas Papadakis (94,790 votes) Sotiris Zarianopoulos (91,353 votes) Independent Greeks (ANEL) Notis Marias (34,369 votes)

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