Leuven (Chamber of Representatives constituency)

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Leuven was a constituency used to elect members of the Belgian Chamber of Representatives between 1831 and 1999.

Representatives

ElectionRepresentative
(Party)		Representative
(Party)		Representative
(Party)		Representative
(Party)		Representative
(Party)		Representative
(Party)		Representative
(Party)		Representative
(Party)		Representative
(Party)
1831 Antoine-François d'Elhoungne
(Liberal)		 Henri van den Hove
(Catholic)		 Michel Van der Belen
(Catholic)		 Werner de Merode
(Catholic)		4 seats
1833 Jean-Marie de Man d'Attenrode
(Catholic)
1837 Gérard Buzen
(Liberal)
1841 Jean-Baptiste Van den Eynde
(Catholic)		 Jules Joseph d'Anethan
(Catholic)		 Edmond de la Coste
(Catholic)
1845
1848 Léon de Wouters d'Oplinter
(Catholic)		 Louis Landeloos
(Catholic)
1852
1856
1857 François Van Dormael
(Catholic)		 Joseph-Adrien Beeckman
(Catholic)
1861 Charles Delcour
(Catholic)		 François Schollaert
(Catholic)
1864 Edouard Wouters
(Catholic)		5 seats
1868
1870 Théodore Smolders
(Catholic)
1874 Emile De Becker
(Catholic)
1878 Alphonse de Becker
(Catholic)		 Louis Halflants
(Catholic)
1882 Edouard De Néeff
(Catholic)
1886 Frans Schollaert
(Catholic)		 Jules de Trooz
(Catholic)
1890 Léon Rosseeuw
(Catholic)
1892 Albert Nyssens
(Catholic)		6 seats
1894
1898
1900 Auguste de Becker Remy
(Catholic)		 Prosper Van Langendonck
(PS)		 Victor Beauduin
(Liberal)
1904 Prosper Poullet
(Catholic)		 Raoul Claes
(Liberal)
1908 Fernand de Wouters d'Oplinter
(Catholic)		 Louis Claes
(PS)
1912 Augustin Caluwaerts
(Catholic)		 Jean Triau
(PS)		 Ignace Dony
(Liberal)		7 seats
1919 Victor Hessens
(PS)		 Edmond Doms
(PS)		 Oscar van den Eynde de Rivieren
(Catholic)		 Charles Dejaegher
(Liberal)
1921
1925 Joseph Clynmans
(Catholic)
1929
1932 Auguste Smets
(PS)		 Albert de Vleeschauwer
(Catholic)		 Charles Dejaegher
(Liberal)		 Jules Sieben
(Catholic)
1936 Antoine Léonard
(Catholic)		 Jan Vael
(PS)		Alphonse Vranckx
(BSP)
1939 Gaston Eyskens
(Catholic)		 Paul Vandevelde
(Liberal)		 Remi Emile Deneef
(Liberal)
1946 Edmond Lievens
(BSP)		 Fernand Hermans
(CVP)		 François Tielemans
(BSP)		 Paul Kronacker
(Liberal)		 Lucien Mellaerts
(CVP)
1949 Jozef Feyaerts
(BSP)
1950
1954 Maurice Schot
(CVP)
1958
1961 Jozef Grandjean
(BSP)		 Godelieve Devos
(CVP)		 Stanislas De Rijck
(CVP)
1965 Alfons Vranckx
(BSP)		 Georges Sprockeels
(PVV)		 Henri Boel
(BSP)		 Jaak Henckens
(CVP)		 Paul Devlies
(CVP)
1968 Herman Verduyn
(VU)		 Robert Rolin Jaequemyns
(PVV)		8 seats
1971 Willy Kuijpers
(VU)		 August Smets
(BSP)
1974 Louis Tobback
(BSP)		 Jan Daems
(PVV)
1977 Mark Eyskens
(CVP)		 Jef Colin
(BSP)
1978 Louis Pans
(PVV)		 Paul Devlies
(CVP)
1981 Luk Vanhorenbeek
(VU)		 August Bogaerts
(PS)		 Fernand Piot
(CVP)
1985 Paul Vandermeulen
(PVV)		 Annie Duroi-Vanhelmont
(PS)		 Frank Vandenbroucke
(PS)		 Trees Merckx-Van Goey
(CVP)
1988 Rik Daems
(VLD)		 Jos Bosmans
(CVP)
1991 Léon Pierco
(PVV)		 Hugo Marsoul
(CVP)		 André Schellens
(PS)		 Lodewijk Steenwegen
(Agalev)		 Marcel Logist
(PS)
1995 Paul De Grauwe
(VLD)		 An Hermans
(CVP)		 Miche Dejonghe
(PS)		 Tony Smets
(VLD)		7 seats7 seats
1999 Stef Goris
(VLD)		 Danny Pieters
(VU)		 Hagen Goyvaerts
(VB)		 Kristien Grauwels
(Agalev)

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References

  1. ↑ "De Belgische Kamer van volksvertegenwoordigers". dekamer.be. Retrieved 2019-05-30.
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