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The Independent Republicans Group (French: Groupe des Républicains et Indépendants, RI) was a liberal parliamentary group in the French Senate.

History of the group under the Fifth Republic

Years	Workforce	+/−	%	Rank	Group status
2001	40	9			Majority Group
1998	49	3
1995	46	1
1992	47	5
1989	52	2
1986	54	4
1983	50	2
1980	52	0
1977	52	6
1974	58	1
1971	59	5
1968	54	6
1965	60	5
1962	65	5
1959	70			1st

References

1. Groupe des Républicains et Indépendants (RI)

External links

• List of Historic members of the Independent Republicans Group

• Parliamentary groups in France