Who’s in and who’s out

By a Staff Reporter

AKEL

New deputies (6): Andros Kyprianou, Eleni Mavrou, Yiannakis Lamaris, Agis Agapiou, Stavros Evagorou, Sotiroula Charalambous.
Re-elected (14): Demetris Christofias, Nicos Katsourides, George Lillikas, Takis Hadjigeorgiou, Aristofanis Georgiou, Kyriacos Tyrimos, Andreas Christou, Yiannakis Thoma, Kikis Yiangou, Christos Mavrokordatos, Costas Papacostas, Thasos Michaelides, Doros Christodoulides, George Hadjigeorgiou.

Out of parliament (4): Avraam Antoniou*, Yiannakis Agapiou*, Christodoulos Veniamin*, Kikis Kazamias*.

DISY

New deputies (10): Nicos Tornaritis, Ionas Nicolaou, Andreas Papapolyviou, Maria Kyriacou, Eleni Theocharous, Sotiris Sampson, George Georgiou, Georgios Tassou, Zacharias Zachariou, Christodoulos Taramountas.
Re-elected (9): Nicos Anastassiades, Prodromos Prodromou, Demetris Syllouris, Panayiotis Demetriou, Rikkos Erotokritou, Christos Pourgourides, Lefteris Christoforou, Antonis Karas, Costas Constantinou.

Out of parliament (12): Yiannakis Matsis*, Katy Clerides, Andreas Parisinos, Christos Rotsas, Stelios Stylianou, Andreas Mouskos*, Evangelos Sammoutas, Stelios Yerasimou, Isidoros Makrides, Katerina Pantelidou, Lea Georgiadou, Sofoclis Hadjiyiannis.

DIKO

New deputies (3): Antigoni Papadopoulou, Aristos Chrisostomou, Sofoclis Fyttis
Re-elected (6): Tassos Papadopoulos, Marcos Kyprianou, Marios Matsakis, Zacharias Koulias, Nicos Cleanthous, Nicos Pittokopitis.

Out of parliament (3): Spyros Kyprianou*, Nicos Moushiouttas*, Stathis Kittis.

KISOS

New deputies (1): George Varnava.
Re-elected (3): Vassos Lyssarides, Doros Theodorou, Yiannakis Omirou.

Out of parliament (4): Takis Hadjidemetriou, Demetris Iliades*, Andreas Phillipou, Ilias Mirianthous.

United Democrats

New deputies: none
Re-elected (1): Androulla Vassiliou.

Out of Parliament (1): George Christofides.

New Horizons

New deputies (1): Christos Clerides.
ADIK

New deputies (1): Dinos Michaelides.
Green party

New deputies (1): George Perdikis.
Those former deputies marked with an asterisk did not seek re-election.

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