19th (ΙΘ΄) Plenary Session | |
Body: | Hellenic Parliament |
Country: | Greece |
Meeting Place: | Old Royal Palace, Athens |
Election: | 21 May 2023 |
Government: | Second Cabinet of Kyriakos Mitsotakis |
Term Start: | 29 May 2023 |
Term End: | 3 July 2023 |
Before: | 18th (ΙΗ΄) |
After: | 20th (Κ΄) |
Membership1: | 300 |
Chamber1 Leader1 Type: | President |
Chamber1 Leader1: | Konstantinos Tasoulas (ND) |
Chamber1 Leader2 Type: | First Vice President |
Chamber1 Leader2: | Nikitas Kaklamanis (ND) |
Chamber1 Leader3 Type: | Second Vice President |
Chamber1 Leader3: | Haralambos Athanasiou (ND) |
Chamber1 Leader4 Type: | Third Vice President |
Chamber1 Leader4: | Athanasios Bouras (ND) |
Chamber1 Leader5 Type: | Fourth Vice President |
Chamber1 Leader5: | Meropi Tzoufi (SYRIZA) |
This is the list of the elected members of the 19th Plenary session of the Hellenic Parliament as it emerged after the results of the national elections held on 21 May 2023. [1] The resulting parliament held only two sittings, the first to swear in its members and the second to elect its president and vice-presidents. This is the second so called "fleeting" Parliament in the country's post-war history, after the two-day Parliament that emerged from the polls on 6 May 2012. [2]
The elections saw an unprecedented historic victory for New Democracy in terms of size and scale, and a similarly crushing defeat for Syriza, but no party won an overall majority. [3] [4] As a result, the President of the Republic, with the agreement of all parties, called for by-election, which was held on 25 June 2023 by the caretaker government of Ioannis Sarmas. [5]
The MPs elected were sworn in on Sunday 28 May 2023, in the presence of the President of the Republic Katerina Sakellaropoulou, the Prime Minister of the caretaker government, the Ministers of the Government and a number of ambassadors.
The following day, Monday 29 May, the election of the Presidium took place. Konstantinos Tasoulas was elected again president of the Parliament with 270 votes "for" and 26 "abstentions" from the KKE deputies.
Immediately after the election of the Presidium, the Presidential Decree was signed, by which it was decided to dissolve the Parliament of the 19th, to call new parliamentary elections and to convene the new Parliament, and the dates of these were fixed. [6]
Kyriakos Pierrakakis 56.620 votes
Vasilis Kikilias 45.696 votes
Olga Kefalogianni 38.928 votes
Thanos Plevris 33.774 votes
Nikitas Kaklamanis 30.429 votes
Angelos Syrigos 29.866 votes
Fotini Pipili 19.920 votes
Kostis Hatzidakis 75.702
Adonis Georgiadis 67.808
Niki Kerameus 61.753
50.588
Zoe Rapti 44.972
Theodoros Roussopoulos 34.405
Nikos Papathanasis 27.585
Georgios Koumoutsakos 26.501
14.123
Michalis Chrisochoidis 29.215
Miltiadis Varvitsiotis 24.757
14.139
13.924
12.476
Nikos Dendias 99.652
47.290
Konstantinos Kyranakis 42.008
Vassilis Spanakis 33.529
Dionysis Hatzidakis 32.083
Haris Theoharis 31.140
29.500
Anna Karamanli 26.485
Sofia Voultepsi 26.268
19.462
Ioanna Gelestathi 14.309
25.305
Domna Michailidou 16.941
Nikos Vlachakos 10.875
George Vrettakos 23.824
Michalis Livanos 21.721
20.520
Sofia Zacharaki 54.421
Makis Voridis 44.177
35.735
22.509
19.388
Vaso Kollia 17.729
Katia Katsandri 9.973
15.347
14.357
19.153
18.559
Thanasis Papathanasis 17.934
8.602
13.867
8.879
Christina Alexopoulou 25.569
Andreas Katsaniotis 21.623
17.861
6.607
Ioannis Giatsios 3.976
7.378
18.813
16.748
14.589
Christos Dermentzopoulos 15.929
Stavros Keletsis 12.309
Thanasis Zebilis 18.334
15.809
Tzina Economou 3.239
Dionysis Aktypis 6.548
Andreas Nikolakopoulos 14.175
13.635
Dimitris Avramopoulos 10.478
Apostolos Vesyropoulos 20.043
13.139
26.682
Konstantinos Kefalogiannis 23.396
Maximos Senetakis 21.927
9.449
Kyriakos Mitsotakis 112.971
34.551
32.292
30.513
Anna Efthymiou 22.773
15.602
Stratos Simopoulos 15.554
Diamantis Golidakis 15.476
13.192
28.377
28.066
Fanis Papas 24.673
24.673
Konstantinos Tasoulas 18.224
14.576
Nikolaos Panagiotopoulos 26.269
Yannis Paschalidis 10.617
Makarios Lazaridis 7.080
Konstantinos Tsiaras 20.094
13.827
6.609
Stefanos Gikas 10.750
4.355
7.906
Stathis Konstantinidis 12.609
Christos Dimas 19.036
11.603
Giannis Vroutsis 17.898
13.494
9.768
Neoclis Kritikos 9.733
9.563
26.831
Christos Kapetanos 25.511
18.954
Giannis Plakiotakis 12.632
10.402
Thanasis Kavvadas 4.106
21.492
15.895
15.399
Antonis Samaras 43.518
17.117
8.584
18.678
Dionysis Stamenitis 12.905
11.887
Anna Mani Papadimitriou 11.277
Spyros Koulkoudinas 10.438
Spyros Kyriakis 7.589
Ioannis A. Kefalogiannis 11.364
10.895
Christodoulos Stefanadis 2.947
Kostas Karamanlis 24.651
24.389
Kostas Skrekas 18.550
Christos Staikouras 25.805
Stavros Papasotiriou 5.266
4.849
Yiannis Giorgos 6.478
Dora Bakoyannis 17.313
14.610
Notis Mitarachi 7.951
Nationwide
Nasos Iliopoulos 19.988 votes
Dimitris Tzanakopoulos 16.902 votes
Nikos Voutsis 12.421
Athina Linou 25.526
Euclid Tsakalotos 25.498
Mariliza Xenogiannakopoulou 18.001
Effie Achtsioglou 28.491
Rena Dourou 22.433
Giannis Dragasakis 9.347
Nikos Pappas 21.346
Rallia Christidou 17.610
Theano Fotiou 16.174
Ioannis Mouzalas 13.218
Alexis Tsipras 19.411
13.123
Giannis Ragousis 10.901
12.828
Christos Spirtzis 12.694
Giorgos Tsipras 6.992
9.921
Grigoris Theodorakis 9.711
George Gavrilos 3.602
3.226
Olga Gerovasili 7.861
Sia Anagnostopoulou 14.727
11.940
Giorgos Kyriakopoulos 10.224
5.105
Drama
3.706
Dodecanese
Chrisoula Karagianni 5.188
Evros
Menelaos Maltezos 6.468
8.196 Elis
12.169
Imathia
4,557
Heraklion
13,692
13,216
17,790
16,847
12,126
Ioannis Amanatidis 11,362
Sokratis Famellos 13,107
12,738
Ioannina
Meropi Tzoufi 9,787
7,532
Kavala
6,449
Karditsa
Nikolaos Michalakis 5,809
Corfu
Alexandros Avlonitis 3,961
Kilkis
Petros Pappas 2,743
Kozani
8,068
Corinthia
6,854
Cyclades
3,678
11,076
Giannis Karipidis 8,736
Lesvos
3,424
Magnesia
Alexandros Meikopoulos 8,881
Messinia
Alexis Haritsis 10,896
Xanthi
Chousein Zeimpek 7,686
Pella
Theodora Tzakri 11,500
Preveza
3,751
Rodopi
Ozgkiour Ferchat 12,650
Serres
Konstantinos Karpouchtsis 5,543
Trikala
Marina Kontotoli 6,008
13,509
Florina
Peti Perka 3,544
Chalkidiki
3,806
Pavlos Polakis 11,862
Nationwide
Panagiotis Doudonis
Pavlos Geroulanos 8.274 votes
Milena Apostolaki 11.201 votes
Nadia Giannakopoulou 9.881
9.930
Dimitris Diamantidis 4.970
7.869
Christina Starakas 8.218
4.623
4.731
George Papandreou 22.220
3.866
Drama
Tasos Nikolaidis 3.206
Dodecanese
5.121
Katerina Kazani 6.754
Michalis Katrinis 12.417
Heraklion
Eleni Vacina 12,212
11,646
Nikos Androulakis 26,270
Thanasis Glavinas 6,392
Ioannina
Giannis Tsimaris 5,014
Karditsa
Sotiris Papageorgiou 7,665
Corfu
2,951
Stefanos Parastatides 5,101
Kozani
5,659
Corinthia
Katerina Tagara 4,241
Laconia
Naya Grigoraku 4,688
10,197
Lasithi
Katerina Spyridaki 2,753
Lesvos
Panagiotis Paraskevaidis 2,143
Messinia
Panagiotis Adamopoulos 4,189
Xanthi
Mpourchan Mparan 3,922
Pella
Rachil Alexandridou 4,763
Rethymno
Manolis Chnaris 5,393
Rhodope
Ilchan Achmet 6,146
Serres
4,869
Trikala
Geogrios Oikonomou 5,989
Nikolaos Tsonis 5,784
Chalkidiki
5,605
Chios
Stavros Michaelidis 2,472
Nationwide
Liana Kanelli 11.584 votes
Aphrodite Ctena 9.806 votes
6.021 votes
12.231
Geogrios Perros 9.394
14.190
12.000
Nikos Ambatielos 3.226
Diamanto Manolakou 8.875
6.575
Christos Tsokanis 2.581
3.046
Nikolaos Karathanasopoulos 5.574
3.843
Heraklion
4,615
7,419
4,519
Ioannina
2,620
Kozani
Theodora-Matina Kouziaki 2,569
6,272
Magnesia
2,208
Messinia
Koutoumanos Nikolaos 2,055
Trikala
Achilleas Kadardzis 2,980
Dimitris Koutsoumpas 6,342
Alekos Marinakis 2,051 Greek Solution
3.160 votes
2.839 votes
2.307
Agiostratidou Niki 2.713
2.588
2.883
Giannis Lainiotis 1.214
Evros
Paris Papadakis 3.068
Armonis Vasileios 1.843
Imathia
Vassilis Kotidis 1,738
4,600
Charalambos Panagiotidis 4,303
5,907
Kyriakos Velopoulos 6,608
Serres
3,756
The parliamentary terms are numbered in consecutive order from 1975, with Greek numbering.
Nationwide MPs are not elected in a specific constituency, but throughout the whole territory of the country. They are chosen by the parties themselves on a first-past-the-post list.
Christos Amanatidis, who came second in the vote, did not appear in parliament and was not sworn in. Following the intervention of the party leader, he was replaced by Charalambos Panagiotidis, who came third in the vote. [9]