Recent political changes
How each political group voted over the last 30 days, compared with the votes before. Which group shifted most, on which topics support moved, and whether the Parliament is getting more divided.
How each political group voted over the last 30 days, compared with the votes before. Which group shifted most, on which topics support moved, and whether the Parliament is getting more divided.
Last 30 days: Sep 15, 2026 – Oct 8, 2026 · 52 votesBefore: Jun 16, 2026 – Jul 9, 2026 · 47 votes
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Summary written by AI from the official roll-call record. It can make mistakes, so check the numbers.
Shares of votes cast (for / against / abstained). Changes in percentage points; five points or more are highlighted.
Share of all MEPs voting in favour, on topics with at least two votes in both periods.
Recent period: every plenary roll-call vote held in the 30 days up to the latest vote. Comparison period: the 120 votes before that. For each group, we add up its members' votes across all those votes and compare the shares. Polarization is the average distance between each group's share of votes in favour and 50%: the higher it is, the more groups take clear and opposed positions. The agenda changes from month to month, so a shift often reflects different subjects being voted on rather than a change of mind.