Welcome to MEPMap

MEPMap is a powerful application designed to analyze and visualize the voting dynamics of the European Parliament. Our goal is to provide users with insights into how Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) vote on various legislative topics. By leveraging advanced data processing and visualization techniques, MEPMap helps users understand the voting patterns and alignments of MEPs across different legislatures and topics.

Key Features

  • Data Visualization

    Visualize voting patterns and alignments of MEPs across different legislatures and topics.

  • Advanced Search

    Search and filter voting data to focus on specific periods, documents, or MEPs.

  • MEP Analysis

    Analyze the voting behavior of individual MEPs and compare them with others.

Demonstration

We will now demonstrate the capabilities of MEPMap by analyzing the voting dynamics of the European Parliament concerning the topic of "Ukraine".


🔗 Force-Directed Network of MEP Voting Relationships

Network Statistics & Parameters

Number of MEPs (Nodes): 717
Number of Connections (Edges): 2673
Similarity threshold: 0.8
Maximum connections: 5

Top 10 MEPs by Betweenness Centrality

MEPs who often act as bridges between different voting groups:

  1. Rima HASSAN (The Left group in the European Parliament - GUE/NGL, France): 0.3903
  2. Carola RACKETE (The Left group in the European Parliament - GUE/NGL, Germany): 0.3893
  3. Özlem DEMIREL (The Left group in the European Parliament - GUE/NGL, Germany): 0.3638
  4. Giuseppe ANTOCI (The Left group in the European Parliament - GUE/NGL, Italy): 0.3632
  5. Danilo DELLA VALLE (The Left group in the European Parliament - GUE/NGL, Italy): 0.3558
  6. Branislav ONDRUŠ (Non-attached Members, Slovakia): 0.3548
  7. Anja HAZEKAMP (Confederal Group of the European United Left - Nordic Green Left, Netherlands): 0.3359
  8. Irene MONTERO (The Left group in the European Parliament - GUE/NGL, Spain): 0.2621
  9. Regina DOHERTY (Group of the European People's Party (Christian Democrats), Ireland): 0.2357
  10. João OLIVEIRA (The Left group in the European Parliament - GUE/NGL, Portugal): 0.2337

📍Votes map

This is a map of MEPs based on their voting patterns. Each MEP is represented by a point on the map. MEPs who vote similarly are closer together. You can move the mouse over the points to see the MEP's name in the application. The horizontal axis is devoid of any specific or political significance, such as left or right. It simply serves as a visual representation of the algorithm's output.

🔄 Polarization Analysis

TThis section analyzes how divisive each vote was. A high polarization score indicates that MEPs were evenly split on the issue, while a low score indicates broad consensus.

🧩 Cross-Group Agreement Matrix

This matrix shows the percentage of votes where different political groups voted the same way on the selected topic. Higher percentages (darker colors) indicate more agreement between groups. The values represent the percentage of votes where the majority of MEPs in both groups voted the same way (Yes, No, or Abstain).

🎯 Votes Consistency

This metric shows how often each MEP votes in alignment with the majority of their political group or country delegation.

Get Started

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