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The '''Von der Leyen Commission''' is the [[European Commission]] in office from 1 November 2019 and is due to serve until 2024. Its [[President of the European Commission|president]] is [[Ursula von der Leyen]], who presides over 27 other commissioners (one from [[Member state of the European Union|each of the states]] composing the [[European Union]], except [[Germany]], which is Von der Leyen's state).

== Election ==
Von der Leyen was selected and proposed to the [[European Parliament]] by the [[European Council]] on 3 July 2019 following a three day long negotiations between leaders of the member states. Von der Leyen faced many critics, especially by MEPs since the European Council ignored the so called [[spitzenkandidat]] system when chosing candidate for the position. 

On 16 July 2019 [[Ninth European Parliament|European Parliament]] took a vote on the proposal by the European Council and elected Von der Leyen with 383 votes (374 votes needed). Von der Leyen is now expected to call upon the member states to nominate candidates for European Commissioners.

Commission is expected to take office on 1 November 2019.

== Commissioners ==
=== Commissioners-Designate by member state ===
[[File:EU Commission Composition (16 July 2019).png|thumb|400x400px|Current composition of the Commission]]
Following commissioners are expected to be or were already nominated by the member states:
{| class="wikitable"
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! colspan="4" |Commissioner
!Portfolio
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|'''{{flagicon|Austria}} [[Austria]]'''
| style="background-color:{{European People's Party/meta/color}}" |
|'''<small>EPP</small>'''
|[[Johannes Hahn|'''Johannes Hahn''']]
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|'''{{flagicon|Belgium}} [[2019 European Parliament election in Belgium|Belgium]]'''
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|'''{{flagicon|Bulgaria}} [[2019 European Parliament election in Bulgaria|Bulgaria]]'''
| style="background-color:{{European People's Party/meta/color}}" |
|'''<small>EPP</small>'''
|[[Mariya Gabriel|'''Mariya Gabriel''']]
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|'''{{flagicon|Croatia}} [[2019 European Parliament election in Croatia|Croatia]]'''
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|'''{{flagicon|Cyprus}} [[2019 European Parliament election in Cyprus|Cyprus]]'''
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|'''{{flagicon|Czech Republic}} [[2019 European Parliament election in the Czech Republic|Czech Republic]]'''
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|'''{{flagicon|Denmark}} [[2019 European Parliament election in Denmark|Denmark]]'''
|style="background-color:{{Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe/meta/color}}" |
|'''<small>ALDE</small>'''
|[[Margrethe Vestager|'''Margrethe Vestager''']]
|
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|'''{{flagicon|Estonia}} [[2019 European Parliament election in Estonia|Estonia]]'''
|style="background-color:{{Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe/meta/color}}" |
|<small>'''ALDE'''</small>
|'''[[Kadri Simson]]'''
|
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|'''{{flagicon|Finland}} [[2019 European Parliament election in Finland|Finland]]'''
| style="background-color:{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}" |
|<small>'''PES'''</small>
|'''[[Jutta Urpilainen]]'''
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|'''{{flagicon|France}} [[2019 European Parliament election in France|France]]'''
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|'''{{flagicon|Germany}} [[2019 European Parliament election in Germany|Germany]]'''
| style="background-color:{{European People's Party/meta/color}}" |
|<small>'''EPP'''</small>
|'''[[Ursula von der Leyen]]'''
|President of the European Commission
|-
|'''{{flagicon|Greece}} [[2019 European Parliament election in Greece|Greece]]'''
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|'''{{flagicon|Hungary}} [[2019 European Parliament election in Hungary|Hungary]]'''
| style="background-color:{{European People's Party/meta/color}}" |
|<small>'''EPP'''</small>
|'''[[László Trócsányi]]'''
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|-
|'''{{flagicon|Ireland}} [[2019 European Parliament election in Ireland|Ireland]]'''
| style="background-color:{{European People's Party/meta/color}}" |
|'''<small>EPP</small>'''
|'''[[Phil Hogan]]'''
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|'''{{flagicon|Italy}} [[2019 European Parliament election in Italy|Italy]]'''
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|'''{{flagicon|Latvia}} [[2019 European Parliament election in Latvia|Latvia]]'''
| style="background-color:{{European People's Party/meta/color}}" |
|'''<small>EPP</small>'''
|'''[[Valdis Dombrovskis]]'''
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|'''{{flagicon|Lithuania}} [[2019 European Parliament election in Lithuania|Lithuania]]'''
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|'''{{flagicon|Luxembourg}} [[2019 European Parliament election in Luxembourg|Luxembourg]]'''
| style="background-color:{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}" |
|'''<small>PES</small>'''
|'''[[Nicolas Schmit]]'''
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|'''{{flagicon|Malta}} [[2019 European Parliament election in Malta|Malta]]'''
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|'''{{flagicon|Netherlands}} [[2019 European Parliament election in the Netherlands|Netherlands]]'''
|style="background-color:{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}" |
|'''<small>PES</small>'''
|'''[[Frans Timmermans]]'''
|First Vice-President of the Commission
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|'''{{flagicon|Poland}} [[2019 European Parliament election in Poland|Poland]]'''
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|'''{{flagicon|Portugal}}[[2019 European Parliament election in Portugal|Portugal]]'''
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|'''{{flagicon|Romania}} [[2019 European Parliament election in Romania|Romania]]'''
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|'''{{flagicon|Slovakia}} [[2019 European Parliament election in Slovakia|Slovakia]]'''
| style="background-color:{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}" |
|'''<small>PES</small>'''
|'''[[Maroš Šefčovič]]'''
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|'''{{flagicon|Slovenia}} [[2019 European Parliament election in Slovenia|Slovenia]]'''
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|'''{{flagicon|Spain}} [[2019 European Parliament election in Spain|Spain]]'''
|style="background-color:{{Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats/meta/color}}" |
|'''<small>PES</small>'''
|[[Josep Borrell|'''Josep Borrell''']]
|Vice-President of the Commission<br>High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy
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|'''{{flagicon|Sweden}} [[2019 European Parliament election in Sweden|Sweden]]'''
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|'''{{flagicon|UK}} [[2019 European Parliament election in the United Kingdom|United Kingdom]]'''
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| colspan="5" |Source:<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.politico.eu/article/new-european-commission-what-we-know/|title=The next European Commission: What we know so far|last=Bayer|first=Lili|date=2019-07-10|website=POLITICO|access-date=2019-07-16}}</ref>
|}
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==References==
{{reflist|30em}}

[[Category:2019 establishments in Europe]]
[[Category:European Commission]]