List of members of the Hellenic Parliament, 2019

This is a list of the 300 members who were elected to the Hellenic Parliament – for the 18th parliamentary term (ΙΗ΄ in Greek numerals) – in the 2019 legislative election, held on 7 July 2019.

18th (ΙH΄)a Plenary Session
← 17th (ΙZ΄) 19th (ΙΘ΄) →
Overview
Legislative body	Hellenic Parliament
Jurisdiction	Greece
Meeting place	Old Royal Palace, Athens
Term	17 July 2019 – 22 April 2023
Election	2019 Greek legislative election
Government	First Cabinet of Kyriakos Mitsotakis
Members	300
President	Konstantinos Tasoulas (ND)
First Vice President	Nikitas Kaklamanis (ND)
Second Vice President	Haralambos Athanasiou (ND)
Third Vice President	Athanasios Bouras (ND)
Fourth Vice President	Dimitris Vitsas (SYRIZA) [1]
Sessions
1st 17 July 2019 (2019-07-17) – 2 October 2020 (2020-10-02) 2nd 5 October 2020 (2020-10-05) – 1 October 2021 (2021-10-01) 3rd 4 October 2021 (2021-10-04) – 30 September 2022 (2022-09-30) 4th 3 October 2022 (2022-10-03) – 11 April 2023 (2023-04-11)

The parliament convened on 17 July 2019. The New Democracy party won the majority of seats (158) and its leader, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, formed his first government.

Composition

Initial composition (July 2019)	Final composition (April 2023)
Communist Party of Greece: 15   MeRA25: 9   Syriza: 86   Movement for Change: 22   New Democracy: 158   Greek Solution: 10	Communist Party of Greece: 15   MeRA25: 6   Syriza: 87   Movement for Change: 22   New Democracy: 156   Greek Solution: 10   Independents: 4

Members of Parliament by party

New Democracy

Constituency and party votes	Full name		Notes
Nationwide (2,251,618 votes)		Panagiotis Pikrammenos
		Marietta Giannakou (until 27 February 2022) Theodoros Skylakakis (from 3 March 2022)	Marietta Giannakou passed away on 27 February 2022 and her place was taken by Theodoros Skylakakis [2]
		Giorgos Gerapetritis
		Takis Theodorikakos [el]
		Christos Tarantilis [el]
Athens A (100,473)		Olga Kefalogianni
		Vassilis Kikilias
		Thanos Plevris
		Nikitas Kaklamanis
		Angelos Syrigos [el]
		Konstantinos Bogdanos	Konstantinos Bogdanos was expelled on 16 March 2021 from the party after a social media post that was considered to be a violation of human rights. He did not surrender his seat but became independent. [3]
		Fotini Pipili
Athens B1 (152,558)		Kostis Hatzidakis
		Adonis Georgiadis
		Niki Kerameus
		Georgios Koumoutsakos
		Theodoros Roussopoulos
		Dimitris Kairidis [el]
		Zoi Rapti
Athens B2 (65,590 )		Kyriakos Mitsotakis
		Miltiadis Varvitsiotis
		Giannis Loverdos [el]
Athens B3 (144,645)		Nikos Dendias
		Konstantinos Kyranakis
		Dionysis Hatzidakis
		Harry Theoharis
		Anna Karamanli
		Sofia Voultepsi
		Babis Papadimitriou
		Giannis Kallianos [el]
		Vassilis Spanakis
Piraeus A (44,160)		Konstantinos Katsafados
		Ioannis Melas
		Nikolaos Manolakos
		Noni Dounia
		Christoforos Boutsikakis
Piraeus B (44,441)		Ioannis Tragakis
		Dimitris Markopoulos [el]
East Attica (100,583)		Georgía Martínou [el]
		Makis Voridis
		George Vlachos [el]
		Vassilis Oikonomou [el]
West Attica (26.131 )		Athanasios Bouras
		Evangelos Liakos
		George Kotsiras [el]
Aetolia-Acarnania (55.440)		Kostas Karagkounis [el]
		Marios Salmas [el]
		Spilios Livanos
Argolis (25,024)		John Andrianos [el]
Arcadia (25,542)		Kostas Vlasis [el]
Arta (18,953)		George Stylios [el]
Achaea (55,235)		Angelos Tsigkris
		Andreas Katsaniotis
		Jason Fotilas [el]
		Christina Alexopoulou
Boeotia (23.759)		Andreas Koutsoumpas
Grevena (9.701)		Andreas Patsis	On 25 October 2022, the MP was expelled from New Democracy following allegations of business activities for the acquisition of "red loans". [4] The MP did not resign his seat and declared his independence.
Drama (25.672)		Konstantinos Blouchos
Dodecanese (40.034)		Manos Konsolas
		Vasilis Ypsilantis
		Mika Iatridi [el]
		Ioannis Pappas
Evros (37.730)		Tasos Dimoschakis
		Christos Dermentzopoulos
		Stavros Keletsis
Euboea (44,752)		Simos Kedikoglou [el]
		Thanasis Zebilis
		Spiros Pnevmatikos [el]
Evrytania (6,969)		Kostas Kontogiorgos
Zakynthos (9,217)		Dionysis Aktypis
Elis (33,673)		Dionysia Avgerinopoulou [el]
		Konstantinos Tzavaras
		Andreas Nikolakopoulos
Imathia (33,787)		Apostolos Vesyropoulos
		Tasos Bartzokas [el]
		Lazaros Tsavdaridis [el]
Heraklion (51,579)		Lefteris Avgenakis [el]
		Maximos Senetakis
Thesprotia (12,579)		Vasileios Giogiakas [el]
Thessaloniki A (107,429)		Kostas Karamanlis
		Konstantinos Gioulekas [el]
		Elena Rapti [el]
		Stavros Kalafatis [el]
		Stratos Simopoulos
		Anna Efthymiou
		Dimitris Kouvelas [el]
Thessaloniki B (80,327)		Theodoros Karaoglou [el]
		Savvas Anastasiadis
		Dimitris Vartzopoulos [el]
Ioannina (36,538)		Konstantinos Tasoulas	Speaker of the Hellenic Parliament
		Stavros Kalogiannis
		Maria Kefala [el]
		Georgios Amyras
Kavala (32,737)		Nikolaos Panagiotopoulos
		Yannis Paschalidis
		Makarios Lazaridis
Karditsa (34,668)		Konstantinos Tsiaras
		Giorgos Kotsos [el]
		Asimina Skondra
Kastoria (15,452)		Zisis Tzikalagias
Corfu (19,525)		Stefanos Gikas
Kefalonia (8,625)		Panagis Kappatos [el]
Kilkis (23,281)		George Georgantas [el]
Kozani (35,891)		Stathis Konstantinidis
		Paraskevi Vryzidou
		Michail (Michalis) Papadopoulos
		Georgios Amanatidis
Corinthia (35,173)		Christos Dimas
		Nikos Tagaras [el]
		Marilena Vilialis-Soukoulis (until 1 July 2021) Kostas Kollias (from 1 July 2021	After a recount, the electoral court awarded the seat to Kostas Kollias. [5]
Cyclades (31,370)		Giannis Vroutsis
		Katerina Monogyou [el]
		Filippos Fortomas [el]
		Markos Kafouros
Laconia (26,432)		Thanasis Davakis [el]
		Neoclis Kritikos
Larissa (61,468)		Maximos Charakopoulos [el]
		Christos Kellas [el]
		Stella Biziou
Lasithi  (14,276)		Giannis Plakiotakis
Lesbos (22,674)		Charalambos Athanasiou [el]
Lefkada (6,778)		Thanasis Kavvadas
Magnesia (41,334)		Christos Boukoros [el]
		Zetta Makri [el]
		Thanasis Lioupis
		Kostas Maravegias
Messenia (44,262)		Antonis Samaras
		Yannis Lambropoulos [el]
		Miltos Chrysomallis [el]
		Pericles Mantas [el]
Xanthi (22,347)		Spyros Tsilingiris [el]
Pella (36,148)		George Karasmanis [el]
		Dionysis Stamenitis
		Lakis Vasiliadis [el]
Pieria (35,775)		Fontas Baraliakos [el]
		Anna Mani Papadimitriou
		Savvas Chionidis
Preveza (16,864)		Stergios Giannakis
Rethymno (17,018)		Ioannis A. Kefalogiannis
Rhodope (23,123)		Euripides Stylianides [el]
Samos (8,345)		Christodoulos Stefanadis
Serres (53,839)		Kostas Karamanlis
		Fotini Arabatzi [el]
		Tasos Hatzivasileiou [el]
		Theofilos Leontaridis [el]
Trikala (37,638)		Kostas Skrekas
		Thanasis Lioutas [el]
		Katerina Papakosta
Phthiotis (41,076)		Christos Staikouras
		Giannis Oikonomou [el]
		George Kotronias [el]
		Themis Cheimaras (until 4 December 2023) Eleni Makri Theodorou (from 4 December 2023)	The MP resigned following revelations that he had continued his business activities after being elected – Greek law prohibits sitting MPs from engaging in business activities. [6]
Florina (12,701)		Ioannis Antoniadis
Phocis (10,839)		Yannis Bougas [el]
Chalkidiki (26,702)		Georgios Vagionas
Chania (28,842)		Dora Bakoyannis
		Manousos Voloudakis(until 8 February 2023) Giannis Kasselakis (from 14 February 2023	Manousos Voloudakis passed away. [7]
		Vasileios Digalakis
Chios (13,894)		Notis Mitarachi

Syriza

Constituency and party votes	Full name		Notes
Nationwide (1,781,057)		Vasilis Vasilikos
		Effie Achtsioglou
		Panos Skourletis
		Alekos Flambouraris
Athens A (74,272)		Nikolaos Voutsis
		Dimitris Tzanakopoulos
		Nikos Filis
		Christoforos Vernardakis
		Angeliki Adamopoulou	She joined SYRIZA from 22 December 2022 until 17 February 2023 when she became independent and announced her withdrawal from politics at the end of her parliamentary term [8]
Athens B1 (93,992)		Efkleidis Tsakalotos
		Konstantinos Zachariadis
		Mariliza Xenogiannakopoulou
		Georgios Katrougalos
Athens B2 (85,268)		Ioannis Dragasakis
		Dimitrios Vitsas
		Chara Kafantari
		Athanasios Papachristopoulos (until 13 January 2021) Panagiotis Kouroumblis (from 13 January 2021)	After a recount, the electoral court awarded the seat to Panagiotis Kouroumblis. [9]
Athens B3 (117,296)		Nikos Pappas
		Theano Fotiou
		Ioannis Mouzalas
		Ioannis Balafas
		Rallia Christidou
Piraeus A (30,011)		Theodoros Dritsas
Piraeus B (56,264)		Nina Kasimati [el]
		Ioannis Ragkousis
		Tryfon Alexiadis
		Fotini Bakathima	She joined SYRIZA on 21 December 2022[10]
East Attica (69,043)		Alexios Tsipras
		Christos Spirtzis
		Nasos Athanasiou
West Attica (27,627)		Giorgos Tsipras
Aetolia-Acarnania (45,889)		Georgios Varemenos
		Thanos Moraitis
Argolis (14,400)		Giannis Gkiolas
Arcadia (18,085)		Giorgos Papailiou
Arta (19,411)		Olga Gerovasili
Achaea (68,588)		Alexis Tsipras
		Sia Anagnostopoulou
		Konstantinos Markou
Boeotia (21,150)		Yota Poulou [el]
Drama (13,288)		Theofilos Xanthopoulos [el]
Dodecanese (28,826)		Nektarios Santorinios until 13 February 2023 Dimitris Gakis from 17 February 2023	Santorinios passed away. [11]
Evros (23,103)		Natasa Gkara
Euboea (42,672)		Evangelos Apostolou
		Miltiadis Chatzigiannakis
Elis (32,536)		Dionysis Kalamatianos [el]
Imathia (21,742)		Effrosyni Karasarlidou (until 1 July 2021) Angelos Tolkas(from 1 July 2021)	After a recount, the electoral court awarded the seat to Angelos Tolkas.[5]
Heraklion (73,940)		Haris Mamoulakis [el]
		Sokratis Vardakis
		Nikolaos Igoumenidis
Thesprotia (9,643)		Marios Katsis
Thessaloniki A (94,693)		Katerina Notopoulou
		Ioannis Amanatidis
		Christos Giannoulis [el]
		Kostas Zouraris
		Alexandros Triantafyllidis
Thessaloniki B (46,947)		Sokratis Famellos
		Dora Avgeri
Ioannina (35,451)		Meropi Tzoufi
Kavala (20,159)		Soultana Eleftheriadou
Karditsa (23,502)		Spyros Lappas
Kastoria (8,338)		Olympia Teligioridou
Corfu (19,119)		Alexandros Avlonitis
Kilkis (12,765)		Eirini Agathopoulou
Kozani (28,606)		Calliope Vetta [el]
Corinthia (25,856)		Georgios Psychogios
Cyclades (20,403)		Nikolaos Syrmalenios
Lakonia (10,397)		Stavros Arachovitis
Larissa (48,884)		Vasilis Kokkalis [el]
		Anna Vagena
Lasithi (14,379)		Emmanouil Thrapsaniotis
Lesvos (16,868)		Ioannis Bournous
Magnesia (34,298)		Alexandros Meikopoulos
		Aikaterini Papanatsiou
Messinia (30,590)		Alexis Haritsis
Xanthi (24,059)		Chousein Zeimpek
Pella (24,375)		Theodora Tzakri
Pieria (17,590)		Betty Skoufa
Preveza (13,337)		Kostas Barkas [el]
Rethymno (17,223)		Andreas Xanthos
Rodopi (16,603)		Takis Charitou
Serres (26,055)		Eleftherios Avramakis
Trikala (25,042)		Athanasios Papadopoulos
Phthiotis (29,677)		Yannis Sarakiotis [el]
Florina (11,556)		Peti Perka
Chalkidiki (15,244)		Kyriaki Malama [el]
Chania (31,644)		Pavlos Polakis
Chios (6,739)		Andreas Michailidis

PASOK – Movement for Change

Constituency and party votes	Full name		Notes
Nationwide (457,623)		Georgios Kaminis
Athens A (12,255)		Konstantinos Skandalidis
Athens B1 (18,615)		Andreas Loverdos
Athens B2 (13,262)		Nadia Giannakopoulou
Athens B3 (20,958)		Fofi Gennimata until 25 October 2021 Tonia Antoniou (from 1 November 2022)	Fofi Gennimata passed away. She replaced from Tonia Antoniou. [12]
Aetolia-Acarnania (13,865)		Dimitrios Konstantopoulos
Argolis (8,548)		Andreas Poulas [el]
Arcadia (6,489)		Odysseas Konstantinopoulos [el]
Arta (4,103)		Christos Gkokas
Achaea (15,176)		George Papandreou
Boeotia (6,355)		George Mulkiotis [el]
Drama (7,199)		Hara Kefalidou
Elis (13,817)		Michail Katrinis
Heraklion (19.471)		Vassilis Kegeroglou
Thessaloniki A (18,313)		Haris Kastanidis
Thessaloniki B (12,420)		Georgios Arvanitidis
Corfu (4,166)		Dimitris Biagis [el]
Kilkis (6,163)		Georgios Frangidis
Larissa (13,742)		Evangelia Liakoulis [el]
Xanthi (5,333)		Mpourchan Mparan
Rhodope (13,405)		Ilchan Achmet
Chalkidiki (6,500)		Apostolos Panas

Communist Party of Greece

Constituency and party votes	Full name		Notes
Nationwide (299,621)		Aleka Papariga
Athens A (15,122)		Liana Kanelli
Athens B1 (20,604)		Thanasis Pafilis
Athens B2 (19,100)		Dimitris Koutsoumpas
Athens B3 (26,132)		Christos Katsotis [el]
Piraeus B (11,812)		Diamanto Manolakou
Attica A (11,561)		Eleni Gerasimidou Ioannis Giokas	The MP resigned due to workload and handed over the seat to the first runner-up of the party. [13]
Aetolia-Acarnania (6,669)		Nikolaos Papanastasis [el]
Achaea (9,283)		Nikolaos Karathanasopoulos
Euboea (6,091)		George Marinos [el]
Heraklion (6,109)		Manolis Syntyhakis [el]
Thessaloniki A (16,037)		Giannis Delis [el]
Thessaloniki B (8,603)		Leonidas Stoltidis [el]
Larissa (9,772)		Giorgos Lamproulis [el]
Lesbos (5,839)		Maria Komninaka [el]

Greek Solution

Constituency and party votes	Full name		Notes
Nationwide (209,290)		Vasileios Villiardos
Athens B1 (8,471)		Anastasia Alexopoulou
Athens B2 (7,750)		Maria Athanasiou [el]
Athens B3 (10,965)		Dimitrios Vagenas
Piraeus B (6,186)		Sophia Asimakopoulou [el]
Attica A (11,315)		Antonios Mylonakis
Thessaloniki A (16,289)		Apostolos Avdelas
Thessaloniki B (10,555)		Kostas Chitas [el]
Larissa (6,794)		Kyriakos Velopoulos
Serres (6,852)		Kostas Boubas [el]

MeRA25

Constituency and party votes	Full name		Notes
Athens A (9,107)		Angeliki Adamopoulou	On 8 March 2022 the MP resigned and became independent, accusing the party of undermining her.[14]
Athens B1 (13,825)		Kleon Grigoriadis
Athens B2 (9,445)		Kriton Arsenis
Athens B3 (16,252)		Sofia Sakorafa
Piraeus B (6,479)		Foteini Bakadima	On 24 October 2022, became independent from the parliamentary group without giving any reasons for her move. Two months later she joined SYRIZA. [10]
East Attica (9,029)		Maria Apatzidi
Heraklion (6,902)		Georgios Logiadis
Thessaloniki A (14,410)		Yanis Varoufakis
Thessaloniki B (7,577)		Konstantina Adamou	On 23 April 2021 the MP became independent, accusing the party president of authoritarian and undemocratic behavior.[15]

Independents

Constituency	Full name		Resign from
Athens A		Konstantinos Bogdanos	New Democracy
		Angeliki Adamopoulou	MeRA25 / SYRIZA
Grevena		Andreas Patsis	New Democracy
Thessaloniki B		Konstantina Adamou	MeRA25

Note

• ^a The parliamentary terms are numbered in consecutive order from 1975, with Greek numbering.

Sources

• Ministry of Interior
• Hellenic Parliament