Union for a Popular Movement Group

The Union for a Popular Movement Group (French: Groupe de l'Union pour un mouvement populaire, UMP) is a Center-right parliamentary inter-group in the Senate^[1] and the National Assembly of France.^[2]

History of the group

In the National Assembly

Years	Workforce	+/−	%	Rank	Presidents of the National Assembly (from the UMP Group)	Presidents of the Group	Group status
2012	196	124	37,93 %	2nd	None	Christian Jacob (2010–present)	Opposition Group
2007	320	45	37,93 %	1st	Bernard Accoyer (2007–present)	Christian Jacob (2010–present)	Majority Group
2007	320	45	37,93 %		Bernard Accoyer (2007–present)	Jean-François Copé (2007-2010)
2002	365		49,85 %		Patrick Ollier (2007)	Bernard Accoyer (2004-2007)
2002	365		49,85 %		Jean-Louis Debré (2002-2007)	Jacques Barrot (2002-2004)

In the Senate

Years	Workforce	+/−	%	Rank	Presidents of the Senate (from the UMP Group)	Presidents of the Group	Group status
2011	132	19	37,93 %	1st	None	Jean-Claude Gaudin (2011–present)	Opposition Group
2011	132	19	37,93 %	2nd	None	Jean-Claude Gaudin (2011–present)	Opposition Group
2008	151	4	44,02 %	1st	Gérard Larcher (2008-2011)	Gérard Longuet (2009-2011)	Majority Group
2008	151	4	44,02 %	1st	Gérard Larcher (2008-2011)	Henri de Raincourt (2008-2009)
2004	155	7	49,85 %	1st	Christian Poncelet (2002-2008)	Josselin de Rohan (2002-2008)
Creation (2002)	162		50,47 %	1st	Christian Poncelet (2002-2008)	Josselin de Rohan (2002-2008)

References

External links

Official site (SENATE)
Official site (NATIONAL ASSEMBLY)

Chronology of the Gaullist groups in the Senate
Union for the New Republic (UNR)		Union of Democrats for the Republic (UDR)		Rally for the Republic (RPR)		Union for a Popular Movement (UMP)
1959		1968		1977		2002

Groups in the Senate of France

Current	Union for a Popular Movement (143) Socialist (112) Union of Democrats and Independents - UC (43) Communist, Republican and Citizen (18) European Democratic and Social Rally (13) Europe Ecology – The Greens (10) Administrative Meeting for Senators not on the list of another Group (9)

Historic	Independent Republicans Rally for the Republic Union for the New Republic Union of Democrats for the Republic Democratic Left Centrist Union of Progressive Democrats

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