Single Market: EU Parliament voting — Sep 14–17, 2026
4 bills voted on Sep 14–17, 2026. Most contested: A10-0200/2026 - Billy Kelleher - Visa 19.
EP voting block Sep 14–17, 2026. Per-bill sections, sorted most-contested first.
4 bills
56.7% avg margin
0 close calls (<20%)
4 bills went to a roll-call vote in this voting block.
Most contested: A10-0200/2026 - Billy Kelleher - Visa 19 (Passed, 22.8% margin).
ECR saw the most party-line defections (21).
The September 14–17, 2026 voting block in the European Parliament’s Single Market policy area addressed legislative measures concerning visa policy, regulatory amendments, and provisional agreements affecting cross-border movement and market harmonisation. Notably, the Parliament approved a new visa regulation (Visa 19) and a provisional agreement, both aimed at streamlining procedures within the EU’s internal market. Proposals to amend Article 9, § 2 and to reject a separate legislative measure were both defeated, reflecting limited support for changes that might have restricted market access or altered existing regulatory frameworks. The outcomes indicate a continued emphasis on facilitating mobility and regulatory stability across EU member states.
A10-0200/2026 - Billy Kelleher - Visa 19
A10-0200/2026, known as "Visa 19," addresses reforms to the European Union’s common visa policy, with implications for travel, border management, and internal security across Schengen Area countries. The legislation seeks to streamline visa procedures for third-country nationals, aiming to balance facilitation of legitimate travel with strengthened checks against irregular migration and security risks. The bill’s passage comes amid ongoing debates over mobility rights and migration policy within the EU, reflecting divergent priorities among member states and political groups.
A10-0200/2026
No final vote recorded
Latest vote: Y 358 · N 210 · A 81
Latest gap 148 votes (22.8%)
Party split
Yes
No
Abstain
• marks parties with <75% internal cohesion
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Broke with party on this vote
- ECR 13: Assita Kanko (A), Charlie Weimers (A), Gheorghe Piperea (Y), Ivaylo Valchev (A), Kristoffer Storm (A), Kris Van Dijck (A), Nikola Bartůšek (Y), Nora Junco García (A) …
- S&D 3: Alex Agius Saliba (N), Daniel Attard (A), Thomas Bajada (A)
- Renew 2: Eugen Tomac (A), Michael Mcnamara (A)
- ESN 1: Sarah Knafo (A)
A10-0216/2026 - Adnan Dibrani - Article 9, § 2 - Am 86
This amendment to Article 9, § 2 of the Single Market legislation, tabled under reference A10-0216/2026, addresses regulatory provisions affecting cross-border trade and market access within the EU. The proposal sought to clarify or adjust rules impacting how goods and services circulate among member states, a core issue for economic integration and competitiveness. Its rejection reflects ongoing divisions within the Parliament over the balance between harmonization and national regulatory autonomy.
A10-0216/2026
No final vote recorded
Latest vote: Y 131 · N 531 · A 10
Latest gap 400 votes (59.5%)
Party split
Yes
No
Abstain
• marks parties with <75% internal cohesion
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Broke with party on this vote
- EPP 8: Branko Grims (Y), Dimitris Tsiodras (Y), Eleonora Meleti (Y), Elissavet Vozemberg-Vrionidi (Y), Emmanouil Kefalogiannis (Y), Fredis Beleris (Y), Georgios Aftias (Y), Vangelis Meimarakis (Y)
- S&D 1: Elio Di Rupo (Y)
A10-0271/2025 - Lucia Yar, Henrik Dahl - Proposition de rejet - Am 64
This proposal concerned a motion to reject Amendment 64 to a legislative file related to the EU Single Market. The amendment addressed regulatory provisions with potential implications for market access and harmonization across member states. The vote reflects ongoing debates within the Parliament over the balance between national regulatory autonomy and deeper single market integration.
A10-0271/2025
No final vote recorded
Latest vote: Y 95 · N 545 · A 22
Latest gap 450 votes (68.0%)
Party split
Yes
No
Abstain
• marks parties with <75% internal cohesion
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Broke with party on this vote
- Patriots 15: Aldo Patriciello (A), Anna Maria Cisint (A), Elisabeth Dieringer (Y), Georg Mayer (Y), Gerald Hauser (Y), Harald Vilimsky (Y), Isabella Tovaglieri (A), Mathilde Androuët (A) …
- ECR 5: Assita Kanko (Y), Emmanouil Fragkos (Y), Galato Alexandraki (Y), Gheorghe Piperea (A), Veronika Vrecionová (Y)
- The Left 4: Jussi Saramo (A), Li Andersson (A), Merja Kyllönen (N), Nikos Pappas (A)
- ESN 3: Alexander Jungbluth (A), René Aust (N), Sarah Knafo (N)
- S&D 3: Alex Agius Saliba (A), Daniel Attard (A), Thomas Bajada (A)
- Renew 1: Michael Mcnamara (Y)
A10-0039/2026 - Thomas Bajada - Accord provisoire - Am 292
A10-0039/2026 concerns a provisional agreement within the Single Market, negotiated by Thomas Bajada. The bill addresses harmonisation measures aimed at reducing regulatory barriers among EU member states, with implications for cross-border trade and competition. Its passage reflects ongoing efforts to strengthen internal market integration, a priority for both the Commission and Council amid debates over national sovereignty and economic convergence.
A10-0039/2026
No final vote recorded
Latest vote: Y 558 · N 48 · A 62
Latest gap 510 votes (76.3%)
Party split
Yes
No
Abstain
• marks parties with <75% internal cohesion
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Broke with party on this vote
- ESN 3: Alexander Jungbluth (N), Arno Bausemer (N), Markus Buchheit (N)
- ECR 3: Beatrice Timgren (A), Charlie Weimers (A), Dick Erixon (A)
