ICT & Cybersecurity: EU Parliament voting — Sep 14–17, 2026
1 bills voted on Sep 14–17, 2026. Most contested: Influence des médias sociaux et de l’environnement en ligne sur les jeunes.
EP voting block Sep 14–17, 2026. Per-bill sections, sorted most-contested first.
1 bills
44.5% avg margin
0 close calls (<20%)
1 bills went to a roll-call vote in this voting block.
Most contested: Influence des médias sociaux et de l’environnement en ligne sur les jeunes (Passed, 44.5% margin).
EPP saw the most party-line defections (27).
During the September 14–17, 2026 voting block, the European Parliament focused on the impact of digital environments on youth, specifically addressing the influence of social media and online platforms. The adopted legislation highlights concerns about how online content and interactions affect young people across EU member states, with an emphasis on safeguarding mental health and promoting responsible digital engagement. The measure reflects ongoing efforts to regulate ICT and cybersecurity issues within the European Union, aiming to balance innovation with protections for vulnerable populations. No cross-border agreements or country-specific provisions were included in this session’s ICT and cybersecurity agenda.
Influence des médias sociaux et de l’environnement en ligne sur les jeunes
This bill addresses the impact of social media and online environments on young people, focusing on issues such as mental health, exposure to harmful content, and digital literacy. The legislation seeks to establish EU-wide standards for platform accountability and youth protection, reflecting growing concerns among member states about the influence of digital platforms on minors. The debate around the bill highlights ongoing divisions within the Parliament over the balance between safeguarding young users and preserving digital freedoms.
A10-0220/2026
No final vote recorded
Latest vote: Y 412 · N 143 · A 50
Latest gap 269 votes (44.5%)
Party split
Yes
No
Abstain
• marks parties with <75% internal cohesion
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Broke with party on this vote
- EPP 27: Ana Miguel Pedro (A), Andrey Novakov (A), Branko Grims (N), Christophe Gomart (N), Davor Ivo Stier (A), Emil Radev (A), Eva Maydell (A), Flavio Tosi (N) …
- ECR 10: Beatrice Timgren (Y), Charlie Weimers (Y), Dick Erixon (Y), Georgiana Teodorescu (Y), Gheorghe Piperea (Y), Jessika Van Leeuwen (Y), Kristoffer Storm (Y), Kris Van Dijck (Y) …
- ESN 1: Volker Schnurrbusch (A)
