EP Plenary session - Election of the Vice-Presidents of Parliament - second or third and last ballot / or election of the Quaestors of Parliament - Announcement of the results

EP Plenary session  - Election of the Vice-Presidents of the European Parliament - Announcement of the results

EP Plenary session - Election of the Vice-Presidents of Parliament.

EP Plenary session - Election of the Vice-Presidents of the European Parliament - First ballot

EP Plenary session - Election of the Vice-Presidents of the European Parliament - Announcement of the results of second ballot

Election of the Vice-Presidents of the Parliament - 3rd ballot - Results display screen

Plenary session - Election of the Vice-Presidents of Parliament - Second ballot

Election of the Vice-Presidents of Parliament

Election of the Vice-Presidents of the Parliament- result of the elections of the first ballot

Election of the Vice-Presidents of the Parliament - First ballot

Election of the Vice-Presidents of the Parliament- First ballot

EP President presides over a plenary session - Week 09 2018 in Brussels - Election of a new Vice-President of the EP

Plenary session  - Week 09 2018 in Brussels - Address by Nils Muiznieks, Council Europe Commissioner for Human Rights

Plenary session  - Week 09 2018 in Brussels - VOTES and explanations of votes

Plenary Session week 49 2015 in Brussels

Screen - ' Election of Vice-Presidents - Second ballot '

Plenary session Week 3 2017 in Strasbourg - Election of the Vice-Presidents of Parliament

KASTINGER, Elisabeth (EPP, AT); JADOT, Yannick (Greens/EFA, FR)

COMI, Lara (EPP, IT); Ushers with ballot boxes

After the second ballot, the European Parliament elects the three Vice-Presidents who were not elected during the first round. Vice-Presidents are elected in a single ballot, by an absolute majority of votes cast. If the number of successful candidates is less than 14, a second vote is held for the remaining seats, under the same conditions. Vice-Presidents can replace the President, including to chair plenary sittings and in representing the Parliament at specific ceremonies or acts, when necessary. Following the election of the President, Parliament begins the process of electing its 14 Vice-Presidents, who together with the five Quaestors, comprise Parliament’s Bureau.

Election of the Vice-Presidents of the European Parliament - Second ballot: Announcement of the results of the second ballot

Parliament elects its 14 Vice-Presidents following the election of the President of the European Parliament, Roberta METSOLA, which comprise Parliament’s Bureau. Vice-Presidents can replace the President, including to chair plenary sittings and in representing the Parliament at specific ceremonies or acts, when necessary. In practice, the political groups aim to ensure that the composition of the Bureau broadly reflects the numerical strength of the groups, taking into account also the results of the President's election. The process Parliament’s Rules of Procedure set out how Bureau members are elected.

Election of the Vice-Presidents of the European Parliament - First ballot: Announcement of the results of the first ballot

Plenary choos a new Vice-President to replace Eva Kaili (NA, EL). The candidate are Marc ANGEL (S&D, LU), Gwendoline DELBOS-CORFIELD (Greens/EFA, FR) and Annalisa TARDINO (ID, IT). Marc ANGEL is elected vice-president during the second voting round.

Voting session: election of a Vice-President of the European Parliament (to replace Eva Kaili)

Dacian CIOLOȘ (RE, RO) presents the Renew Europe Group leader's priorities in the European Parliament, in Strasbourg.

Press conference by Dacian CIOLOȘ (RE, RO): presentation of Renew Europe Group leader's priorities

The new EP Vice-Presidents are elected in the European Parliament, in Strasbourg.

Election of the Vice-Presidents of the European Parliament: extracts

On Wednesday, all 14 European Parliament Vice-Presidents were elected in three rounds of voting for a two-and-a-half year term. Eleven Vice-Presidents were elected in the first ballot, two in the second and the remaining one by a relative majority in the third.The new EP Vice-Presidents, coming from six political groups and ten member states.

Election of the Vice-Presidents of the Parliament: extracts from the election (second and third ballot)

During the EP plenary session (28/02-01/03) in Brussels, MEPS vote for the election of a Vice-President of the European Parliament (to replace Ryszard Czarnecki). Statement by Antonio TAJANI, EP President. MEPs voted: 412 blank votes, 469 casted, 235 absolute majority. Honorable TARAND 193 votes, and Honorable KRASNODĘBSKI 276 votes. Honorable KRASNODĘBSKI has the absolute majority and therefore has become the Vice-President.

Election of a Vice-President of the European Parliament (to replace Ryszard Czarnecki): extracts from the vote

Live replay of the votes - EP Plenary session: Election of a Vice-Presidents of the European Parliament, Rule of law in Malta, Protection against dumped and subsidised imports, Eastern Partnership, The situation of the rule of law and democracy in Poland, Nomination of members of the Court of Auditors...

EP Plenary session - Votes

Election of the President and Vice-Presidents of the European Parliament, during the EP plenary session (16-19 January) in Strasbourg. Statements by Martin SCHULZ, EP President, Laurențiu REBEGA (ENF, RO), Jean LAMBERT (Greens/EFA, UK), Eleonora FORENZA (GUE/NGL, IT), Helga STEVENS (ECR, BE), Gianni PITTELLA (S&amp;D, IT)Antonio TAJANI (EPP, IT). Atmosphere shots during the vote and as a result, Antonio TAJANI, is elected President of the EP. Statement by&nbsp;&nbsp;Antonio TAJANI, EP President. Election of EP Vice-President

Election of the President and Vice-Presidents of the European Parliament: Best of

Election of the Vice-Presidents of the European Parliament, during the EP plenary session (16-19 January) in Strasbourg. Vote and final results&nbsp;are : Alexander Graf Lambsdorff (ALDE, DE) 393, Ulrike Lunacek (Greens/EFA, AT) 441, Dimitrios Papadimoulis (GUE/ NGL, EL) 469, Ioan Mircea Pas&ccedil;u (S&amp;D, RO) 517, Indrek TARAND (Greens, Estonia) 271. Out of these Pas&ccedil;u, Papadimoulis, Lambsdorff, Lunacek have obtained the absolute majority of the votes expressed, and are elected.

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