Following the June 6-9 elections, 33 Romanians will reach the European Parliament. According to preliminary data from the Central Election Bureau of Romania, the Social Democratic Party (PSD) and the National Liberal Party (PNL) won together a majority of seats, 19 in number. The PSD-PNL Alliance is followed the Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR) and other political parties. Nicolae Bogdanel Ștefănuță, who ran as an independent, also won a seat of MEP, IPN reports.

Hotnews.ro said that the final list of future Romanian MEPs looks like this:

PSD-PNL:

1. Mihai Tudose (PSD)
2. Rareş Bogdan (PNL)
3. Gabriela Firea (PSD)
4. Dan Motreanu (PNL)
5. Claudiu Manda (PSD)
6. Adina Vălean (PNL)
8. Vasile Dîncu (PSD)
9. Daniel Buda (PNL)
10. Maria Grapini (PSD)
11. Gheorghe Cârciu (PSD)
12. Siegfried Mureșan (PNL)
13. Dragoş Benea (PSD)
14. Mircea Hava (PNL)
15. Dan Nica (PSD)
16. Gheorghe Falcă (PNL)
17. Ștefan Mușoiu (PSD)
18. ⁠Roxana Mînzatu (PSD)
19. Virgil Popescu (PNL)

AUR:

1. Cristian-Vasile Terheș
2. Claudiu-Richard Târziu
3. Gheorghe Piperea
4. Maria-Georgiana Teodorescu
5. Adrian-George Axinia
6. Șerban-Dimitrie Sturdza

United Right Alliance (USR, PMP, Force of the Right):

1. Dan Barna (USR)
2. Vlad Voiculescu (USR)
3. ⁠Eugen Tomac (PMP)

UDMR:

1. Iuliu Winkler
2. Lorant-Gyorgy Vincze

S.O.S Romania:

1. Diana Iovanovici-Șoșoacă
2. Luis-Valentin Lazarus

Independents:

1. Nicu Ștefănuță.

The European Parliament consists of 720 MEPs elected for a five-year period by direct universal suffrage, with a minimum of five and, respectively, a maximum of 99 MEPs for each member state.