List of members of the European Parliament for the Netherlands, 2014–2019

Elections, candidates and members of the European Parliament for the Netherlands
1952–1958	ECSC delegation
1958–1979	EP delegation
1979–1984	1st election, candidates and members
1984–1989	2nd election, candidates and members
1989–1994	3rd election, candidates and members
1994–1999	4th election, candidates and members
1999–2004	5th election, candidates and members
2004–2009	6th election, candidates and members
2009–2014	7th election, candidates and members
2014–2019	8th election, candidates and members
2019–2024	9th election, candidates and members
2024–2029	10th election, candidates and members
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Party representation

National party	EP Group	Seats ^[1]	±
Christian Democratic Appeal	EPP	5 / 26	0
Democrats 66	ALDE	4 / 26	1
Party for Freedom	ENF	4 / 26	1
People's Party for Freedom and Democracy	ALDE	3 / 26	0
Labour Party	S&D	3 / 26	0
Socialist Party	EUL–NGL	2 / 26	0
Christian Union – Reformed Political Party	ECR	2 / 26	0
GroenLinks	G–EFA	2 / 26	1
Party for the Animals	EUL–NGL	1 / 26	1

22 May: Election for the European Parliament in the Netherlands.
11 June: The Party for the Animals joins the European United Left–Nordic Green Left group.
16 June: The Reformed Political Party leaves the Europe of Freedom and Democracy group and joins the European Conservatives and Reformists group.
26 June: The election committee elects Hans Jansen for the empty seat of Geert Wilders in the European Parliament, because Geert Wilders did not accept the seat. He has 10 days to accept or reject.^[2]
1 July: Beginning of the 8th European Parliament session. (2014–2019)
1 July: Hans Jansen is installed in the European Parliament as a replacement for Geert Wilders of the Party for Freedom. Geert Wilders never entered as an MEP.

5 May: Hans Jansen of the Party for Freedom dies at 72 years.
2 June: The election committee elects Geert Wilders for the empty seat of Hans Jansen in the European Parliament. He has 28 days to accept or reject.^[3]
15 June: The Party for Freedom founds and joins the Europe of Nations and Freedom group.
23 July: The election committee elects Auke Zijlstra for the empty seat of Hans Jansen in the European Parliament, because Geert Wilders did not accept the seat. He has 28 days to accept or reject.^[4]
1 September: Auke Zijlstra is installed in the European Parliament as a replacement for Hans Jansen. Auke Zijlstra was the first inline after Geert Wilders did not accept his seat (based on preference votes and list order).
8 September: Auke Zijlstra joins the Europe of Nations and Freedom group.

15 March: Vicky Maeijer of the Party for Freedom leaves the European Parliament to take her seat in the Dutch Parliament after the 2017 Dutch general election.
23 May: The election committee elects Geert Wilders for the empty seat of Vicky Maeijer in the European Parliament. He has 28 days to accept or reject.^[5]
2 June: The election committee elects André Elissen for the empty seat of Vicky Maeijer in the European Parliament, because Geert Wilders did not accept the seat. He has 28 days to accept or reject.^[6]
13 June: André Elissen is installed in the European Parliament as a replacement for Vicky Maeijer of the Party for Freedom.
25 October: Cora Nieuwenhuizen-Wijbenga left the European Parliament to become the Minister of Infrastructure and Water Management in the Netherlands
7 November: The election committee elects Caroline Nagtegaal-van Doorn for the empty seat of Cora Nieuwenhuizen-Wijbenga in the European Parliament. She has 28 days to accept or reject.^[7]
14 November: Caroline Nagtegaal-van Doorn is installed in the European Parliament as a replacement for Cora Nieuwenhuizen-Wijbenga of the People's Party for Freedom and Democracy.^[8]