Membre du Parlement européen
Marina Mesure
Groupe au Parlement européen
Le groupe de la gauche au Parlement européen - GUE/NGL
Parti national
La France Insoumise
Intégrité & Transparence
Situation judiciaire
Dossier viergePrésence aux votes
96,9%
A pris part à 1 481 des 1 529 scrutins.
Participation aux votes nominaux (position exprimée à l'appel nominal) : l'indicateur de présence fiable et vérifiable au Parlement européen. Comparaison entre eurodéputés français. Source : Parlement européen via HowTheyVote.eu.
Portrait & Engagement
Marina Mesure, born 12 July 1989 in Marseille, is a French politician from La France Insoumise. She became a Member of the European Parliament on 29 July 2022, replacing Manuel Bompard, and was re-elected in 2024.
Parcours politique
- Candidate in 2019 European elections (7th on La France Insoumise list) – not elected
- Candidate in 2022 French legislative election in 10th constituency of Bouches-du-Rhône – defeated in second round (59.62% for opponent)
- Became Member of the European Parliament on 29 July 2022, replacing Manuel Bompard
- Re-elected in 2024 European elections (3rd on La France Insoumise list)
Métiers & jobs
- Worked at International Labour Organization (ILO) after 2013
- Social advisor at European Federation of Building and Wood Workers (EFBWW)
Études
- HEC Montréal, graduated 2013
Parents
- family worked in banking sector
Positions
- Specialized in issues related to posted workers
- Advocates for abolishing the status of posted workers
Faits marquants
- 2019: candidate in European elections, not elected (list won 6 seats)
- 2022: legislative candidate, lost runoff but won in Gardanne (50.35%)
- 2022: succeeded Manuel Bompard as MEP on 29 July
- 2024: re-elected MEP
Chronologie
- 1989-07-12: birth in Marseille
- 2013: graduated from HEC Montréal
- 2019: candidate in European elections
- 2022-06: candidate in legislative election
- 2022-07-29: became Member of the European Parliament
- 2024: re-elected MEP
Votes au Parlement européen
Votes principaux (scrutins finaux sur les textes). Source : Parlement européen via HowTheyVote.eu.