What MEPScore is
MEPScore presents counts and metadata for key parliamentary activities (speeches, amendments, reports, opinions, questions, motions, committee roles, vote participation). The goal is to provide a clear, factual view of published activity records that anyone can verify against the source. MEPScore does not score, weight, or rank MEPs against each other beyond simple sorting by activity count.
What MEPScore is not
MEPScore is not an evaluation tool. It does not judge the quality of parliamentary work, does not weight activities, and does not produce composite scores. Higher or lower activity counts do not imply that a given MEP is better or worse at their job.
About the author
Transparency
- Current role disclosure
- Policy Advisor · European Parliament · Full-time
Nov 2025 – Present · Brussels Region, Belgium · On-site
Committee on Budgetary Control & Committee on Budgets (for the ECR Group) - Independence notice
- This project is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by the European Parliament or the ECR Group.
Data sources
MEPScore compiles activity counts and metadata primarily from published European Parliament records (European Parliament Open Data) and Parltrack. Some displayed figures are calculated by MEPScore from those records. Data is updated as new official records become available; recent records may be delayed, incomplete or revised. The site shows the date of the dataset currently in use.
Coverage
10th parliamentary term (2024–2029). Historical data for 8th and 9th terms also available. The European Parliament has 720 allocated seats. As of July 2026, 719 MEPs are currently serving. MEPScore tracks all 743 MEPs who have held a seat during the 10th term (2024–2029), including those who have since been replaced.
Licensing
MEPScore is free to access. Reuse of the underlying records remains subject to the terms of the European Parliament and Parltrack. When reusing a figure, cite MEPScore and the linked primary source.
Contact
MEPScore is a non-commercial project, developed as a public service to support transparency and public understanding of parliamentary work.