Votes › 21 May 2026 › A9-0157/2024

Rights, support and protection of victims of crime

Adopted 440 for · 49 against · 84 abstentions · 144 did not vote

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ForAbstainAgainstDid not vote

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How each group voted

EPP126 · 4 · 2

S&D106 · 0 · 0

PfE43 · 11 · 24

ECR7 · 60 · 0

Renew65 · 0 · 0

Greens/EFA43 · 0 · 0

The Left37 · 0 · 0

ESN0 · 2 · 22

NI13 · 7 · 1

ForAbstainAgainstNumbers in the same order. Bar length: MEPs of the group who voted.

Group	For	Abst.	Against	Did not vote	Cohesion
EPP	126	4	2	51	96%
S&D	106	0	0	30	100%
PfE	43	11	24	7	55%
ECR	7	60	0	14	90%
Renew	65	0	0	12	100%
Greens/EFA	43	0	0	10	100%
The Left	37	0	0	8	100%
ESN	0	2	22	3	92%
NI	13	7	1	9	n/a

Source: European Parliament roll-call votes, via HowTheyVote (ODbL). Collected 8 November 2026.

How each country voted

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ForAbstainAgainstDid not voteNumbers: for · abstain · against. Bars: all the country's MEPs.

Source: European Parliament roll-call votes, via HowTheyVote (ODbL). Collected 8 November 2026.

Winning majority

The winning side was For. Each group's position is the option chosen by most of its members who voted.

Winning sideEPP, S&D, PfE, Renew, Greens/EFA, The Left
Losing sideESN
AbstainedECR

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About this vote

Reference: A9-0157/2024
Procedure: 2023/0250(COD)
Committee: FEMM, LIBE
21 May 2026, 12:38 · Strasbourg plenary

Method

Cohesion is the share of the group's voting members who followed the group position, the option chosen by most of them. Off the group line: an MEP who voted differently from their group's position. Prepared with AI tools and reviewed by a person before publishing. Report an error: radar@parleon.eu.