Here's a raw list of those who voted for ACTA

ALDE: Newton Dunn, Takkula

EFD: Allam, Provera, Tzavela

PPE: Audy, Bendtsen, Berra, Cadec, Casini, Dantin, Dati, Deß, Florenz, Gahler, Gallo, Gauzès, Grossetête, Hortefeux, Juvin, Lamassoure, Langen, Le Brun, Le Grip, Lehne, Mathieu, Morin-Chartier, Motti, Ponga, Posselt, Proust, Quisthoudt-Rowohl, Riquet, Rivellini, Roatta, Sanchez-Schmid, Vlasto, Weber Manfred

S&D: Moreira

And those who abstained:

ALDE: Chatzimarkakis, De Backer, Hirsch, Klinz, Krahmer, Lambsdorff, Manders, Meissner, Paulsen, Reimers, Thein, Theurer

ECR: Ashworth, Bradbourn, Cabrnoch, Callanan, Campbell Bannerman, Chichester, Deva, Elles, Eppink, Fajmon, Ford, Foster, Fox, Girling, Hannan, Harbour, Karim, Kirkhope, Kožušník, McClarkin, McIntyre, Nicholson, Ouzký, Stevenson, Strejček, Swinburne, Tannock, Tošenovský, Van Orden, Vlasák, Yannakoudakis, Zahradil, Zīle, van Dalen, Češková

EFD: Rossi, Salavrakos, Vanhecke

PPE: Albertini, Andrikienē, Angelilli, Auconie, Ayuso, Becker, Boulland, Böge, Băsescu, Caspary, Collin-Langen, Correa Zamora, De Veyrac, Dehaene, Dorfmann, Ehler, Essayah, Estaràs Ferragut, Feio, Fisas Ayxela, Fjellner, Fraga Estévez, Gardini, Gargani, Garriga Polledo, Giannakou, Gräßle, Herranz García, Higgins, Hohlmeier, Hökmark, Iacolino, Ibrisagic, Jahr, Jeggle, Jiménez-Becerril Barrio, Jordan, Kalniete, Karas, Kariņš, Kelly, Klaß, Koch, Koumoutsakos, Kratsa-Tsagaropoulou, Kuhn, Kukan, Köstinger, La Via, Liese, Lope Fontagné, Lulling, López-Istúriz White, Macovei, Marinescu, Matera, Mato Adrover, Matula, Mauro, Mazej Kukovič, McGuinness, Mikolášik, Millán Mon, Mitchell, Muscardini, Mészáros, Naranjo Escobar, Niebler, Ortiz Vilella, Pack, Papastamkos, Patrão Neves, Pieper, Pietikäinen, Pirker, Preda, Pöttering, Reul, Rübig, Salafranca Sánchez-Neyra, Sarvamaa, Saudargas, Saïfi, Schnellhardt, Schnieber-Jastram, Schwab, Sedó i Alabart, Seeber, Sommer, Striffler, Svensson, Tatarella, Thyssen, Tıkés, Ulmer, Vaidere, Verheyen, Voss, Weisgerber, Wieland, Winkler Hermann, Zalba Bidegain, Zanicchi, Zeller, Záborská, de Grandes Pascual, del Castillo Vera, Šadurskis, Šťastný

S&D: Christensen, Correia de Campos, Costa, Jørgensen, Schaldemose, Thomsen

from page 19 of this document: http://www.europarl.europa.eu/sides/getDoc.do?type=PV&re...

Scary number of Finnish names in that list.

What? According to http://bit.ly/RcTxfR only one from Finland voted for ACTA.

Exactly one. And Takkula is an opportunist turncoat who has pretty much zero chance of being re-elected in the next MEP election. (The centre party probably won't accept him on their list.)

Ok, correction: Finnish-sounding names

Here is a list with party and country:

1 Magdi Cristiano ALLAM EFD Italy

2 Jean-Pierre AUDY EPP France

3 Bendt BENDTSEN EPP Denmark

4 Nora BERRA EPP France

5 Alain CADEC EPP France

6 Carlo CASINI EPP Italy

7 Michel DANTIN EPP France

8 Rachida DATI EPP France

9 Albert DESS EPP Germany

10 Karl-Heinz FLORENZ EPP Germany

11 Michael GAHLER EPP Germany

12 Marielle GALLO EPP France

13 Jean-Paul GAUZÈS EPP France

14 Françoise GROSSETÊTE EPP France

15 Brice HORTEFEUX EPP France

16 Philippe JUVIN EPP France

17 Alain LAMASSOURE EPP France

18 Werner LANGEN EPP Germany

19 Agnès LE BRUN EPP France

20 Constance LE GRIP EPP France

21 Klaus-Heiner LEHNE EPP Germany

22 Véronique MATHIEU EPP France

23 Vital MOREIRA S&D Portugal

24 Elisabeth MORIN-CHARTIER EPP France

25 Tiziano MOTTI EPP Italy

26 Bill NEWTON DUNN ALDE/ADLE United Kingdom

27 Maurice PONGA EPP France

28 Bernd POSSELT EPP Germany

29 Franck PROUST EPP France

30 Fiorello PROVERA EFD Italy

31 Godelieve QUISTHOUDT-ROWOHL EPP Germany

32 Dominique RIQUET EPP France

33 Crescenzio RIVELLINI EPP Italy

34 Jean ROATTA EPP France

35 Marie-Thérèse SANCHEZ-SCHMID EPP France

36 Hannu TAKKULA ALDE/ADLE Finland

37 Niki TZAVELA EFD Greece

38 Dominique VLASTO EPP France

39 Manfred WEBER EPP Germany

21 French out of 39. Once again, I'm proud of my country. Sigh.

Count by party not by country. EPP of course.

Well, there's 28 Poles in EPP, and none of them voted pro-ACTA :) I guess they were scared by the protests in january-february this year.

The information you're looking for should appear at https://www.votewatch.eu shortly.

You can see all votes here: https://www.votewatch.eu/cx_vote_details.php?id_act=3055&... Including filtering by vote and country.

Not a list, but chances are they were from http://www.eppgroup.eu (based on today's press release at http://www.eppgroup.eu/press/showpr.asp?prcontroldoctypeid=1...)

That group (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_People%27s_Party_%28Eu...) is larger than those 39 votes against and 165 abstains, though.

For the curious: http://www.nrc.nl/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/acta.jpg shows what the EU parliament looked like today.

That seems to be another vote -- it's about "Customs enforcement of intellectual property rights", and it went through 397 - 259, as far as I understand.

Oups, I'm officially stupid.

Yup, that's a nice reason to go vote at the next EU Parliament elections.

I couldn't find anything at the moment, only the results of a recommendation (With some of the names you're looking for): http://www.europarl.europa.eu/sides/getDoc.do?type=REPORT...

Maybe later, the procedure file will be updated, it has this new vote only listed under 'forecast': http://www.europarl.europa.eu/oeil/popups/ficheprocedure.do?...

I don't know, but there definitely should be. (Given that we vote for these people, who should at least know what they're actually doing. In any case, the parliament is still in session, (http://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/headlines/) I hope to hear a bit more about this in the hours to come.

Doesn't the EU Parliament use electronic voting? In which case there should be public records on the EU Parliament website.

Even if it wasn't electronic, it would still be published online (like most parliaments) :)

When I visited the EP recently we were told the speaker just does an eyeball estimate from a show of hands when it's not close. Seemed pretty untransparent.

I think you can see here: https://www.votewatch.eu/cx_vote_details.php?id_act=1189&...

Nope, 2010. This was a sane resolution, authored by the Greens and other center-left parties, asking for more transparency and putting some limits and sanity checks on the contents of the treaty, and it didn't pass: http://www.europarl.europa.eu/sides/getDoc.do?type=MOTION...

I think the parliament did end up voting a similar resolution though.

Here's one earlier resolution that did pass, strictly about the lack of democracy and not the content of the treaty: http://www.europarl.europa.eu/sides/getDoc.do?type=MOTION...

There are a few more, but it's confusing because sometimes the votes are only on some paragraphs of the resolution. The paragraphs aren't easily cross-referenced, and I don't know if this kind of vote is final.

There's a full list at www.ehrenhauser.at/assets/ACTA-RollCall.pdf

The best information I can find about who voted how is this, which seem to show that those that voted against where from the UK and the Netherlands. (See separate tab By Country).

http://www.itsyourparliament.eu/votes/500.html

Those are the results of a vote back in 2010.

Bah, sorry.