35th Chamber of Deputies

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35th Chamber of Deputies
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Overview
Legislative body Chamber of Deputies
Meeting place Hôtel de la Chambre, Krautmaart
Term24 October 2023 (2023-10-24) 
Election 2023 general election
Government Frieden-Bettel
Website www.chd.lu/en
Deputies
Luxembourg Parliament 2023.svg
Members60
President Claude Wiseler (CSV)
First Vice President Michel Wolter (CSV)
Second Vice President Fernand Etgen (DP)
Third Vice President Mars Di Bartolomeo (LSAP)

In the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, the 2023-2028 legislature of the Chamber of Deputies is a parliamentary cycle which opened on 24 October 2023, following the legislative elections of 8 October 2023. [1]

Contents

Member list

Name [2] PortraitPartyDeputy sinceConstituencyDate of birth
Diane Adehm Diane Adehm.jpg CSV 8 March 2011 Centre 13 September 1970
Maurice Bauer Sin foto.svg CSV 21 November 2023 Centre 11 October 1971
Alex Donnersbach We are family selfie (27561038265) CROP Donnersbach.jpg CSV 21 November 2023 Centre 9 January 1992
Paul Galles Paul Galles.jpg CSV 30 October 2018 Centre 18 May 1973
Marc Lies Sin foto.svg CSV 28 July 2009 Centre 30 December 1968
Laurent Mosar Laurent Mosar (CSV) 09-2023.jpg CSV 21 November 2023 Centre 8 February 1958
Claude Wiseler Claude Wiseler 2024-01 (101) (cropped).jpg CSV 5 December 2013 Centre 30 January 1960
Max Hengel L1004875.jpg CSV 24 October 2023 East 8 May 1977
Octavie Modert Octavie Modert, Inauguration plaque commemorative, <<Villa Pauly>>-101.jpg CSV 5 December 2013 East 15 November 1966
Stéphanie Weydert We are family selfie (26891954373) CROP Stephanie Weydert.jpg CSV 21 November 2023 East 30 April 1984
Jeff Boonen Jeff Boonen 2024.jpeg CSV 21 November 2023 North 1 June 1985
Emile Eicher Emile Eicher, Concert de bienfaisance MemoShoah 2014.jpg CSV 28 July 2009 North 30 June 1955
Christophe Hansen Hansen Portrait STR (2) (cropped).jpg CSV 24 October 2023 North 21 February 1982
Charel Weiler Sin foto.svg CSV 21 November 2023 North 18 September 1986
Félix Eischen Felix Eischen, faute de mieux.jpg CSV 8 July 2009 South 5 February 1966
Nancy Kemp-Arendt Nancy Arendt (CSV), 2023-10.jpg CSV 3 June 2003 South 22 May 1969
Françoise Kemp We are family selfie (26891954373).jpg CROP Francoise Kemp.jpg CSV 21 November 2023 South 24 April 1991
Nathalie Morgenthaler Nathalie Morgenthaler 2024.jpeg CSV 21 November 2023 South 9 October 1979
Marc Spautz Marc Spautz 2013-09.jpg CSV 5 December 2013 South 10 April 1963
Michel Wolter Woltermich.jpg CSV 3 August 2004 South 13 September 1962
Laurent Zeimet Laurent Zeimet - Bettembourg 01.jpg CSV 24 October 2023 South 12 October 1974
Guy Arendt Guy Arendt, Concert en memoire des victimes de la Shoah-102.jpg DP 21 November 2023 Centre 13 April 1954
Simone Beissel Simone Beissel 09-2022.jpg DP 13 November 2013 Centre 27 April 1953
Corinne Cahen Corinne Cahen (DP) 09-2023.jpg DP 24 October 2023 Centre 16 May 1973
Patrick Goldschmidt Sin foto.svg DP 21 November 2023 Centre 2 February 1970
Lydie Polfer Lydie Polfer 2022 (cropped).jpg DP 8 July 2009 Centre 22 November 1952
Gérard Schockmel Gerard Schockmel (DP) 09-2023.jpg DP 24 October 2023 Centre 9 March 1961
Gilles Baum Sin foto.svg DP 21 November 2023 East 16 January 1973
Carole Hartmann Sin foto.svg DP 6 December 2018 East 3 June 1987
André Bauler Sin foto.svg DP 21 November 2023 North 5 February 1964
Fernand Etgen Informal meeting of ministers for agriculture and fisheries (iAGRIFISH). Handshake Tarmo Tamm and Fernand Etgen (36850692206) CROP ETGEN.jpg DP 30 October 2018 North 10 March 1957
Barbara Agostino Sin foto.svg DP 21 November 2023 South 6 January 1982
Luc Emering Sin foto.svg DP 24 October 2023 South 13 July 1996
Gusty Graas Gusty Graas 06-2019.jpg DP 13 November 2013 South 14 September 1957
Mandy Minella Mandy Minella 3, 2015 Wimbledon Qualifying - Diliff.jpg DP 21 November 2023 South 22 November 1985
Francine Closener Sin foto.svg LSAP 3 December 2019 Centre 29 December 1969
Claire Delcourt Sin foto.svg LSAP 24 October 2023 Centre 23 January 1989
Franz Fayot Franz Fayot (LSAP) 09-2023.jpg LSAP 21 November 2023 Centre 28 February 1972
Paulette Lenert Donors Roundtable Financial Inclusion Fund (cropped).jpg LSAP 21 November 2023 East 31 May 1968
Claude Haagen Claude Haagen, Ausstellung <<Luxemburger in der Polizei des NS-Staates>>-101.jpg LSAP 21 November 2023 North 18 May 1962
Dan Biancalana Dan Biancalana, CDMH, La Memoire de la Mer. Objets Migrants en Mediterranee-003.jpg LSAP 30 October 2018 South 6 November 1977
Taina Bofferding Taina Bofferding 09-2021.jpg LSAP 21 November 2023 South 22 November 1982
Liz Braz Sin foto.svg LSAP 24 October 2023 South 29 September 1996
Yves Cruchten Sin foto.svg LSAP 21 November 2023 South 1 May 1975
Mars Di Bartolomeo Mars Di Bartolomeo 2014-07.JPG LSAP 5 December 2013 South 27 June 1952
Georges Engel Georges Engel (LSAP) 09-2023.jpg LSAP 21 November 2023 South 7 September 1968
Tom Weidig Tom Weidig (ADR) 09-2023.jpg ADR 24 October 2023 Centre 7 December 1972
Alexandra Schoos Alexandra Schoos 2024.jpeg ADR 24 October 2023 East 13 May 1988
Jeff Engelen Sin foto.svg ADR 30 October 2018 North 24 July 1953
Fernand Kartheiser Fernand Kartheiser, IEIS conference <<Russia and the EU the question of trust>>-103.jpg ADR 8 July 2009 South 30 September 1959
Fred Keup Fred Keup (Chambre des deputes, Luxembourg).png ADR 14 October 2020 South 15 May 1980
François Bausch Luxembourg, inauguration tram phase 2 (104) CROPPED Bausch.jpg Gréng 21 November 2023 Centre 16 October 1956
Sam Tanson Ukraine Accountability Conference The Hague 2022 (52215447856) (cropped).jpg Gréng 21 November 2023 Centre 4 April 1977
Meris Šehović Meris Sehovic (2021).png Gréng 24 October 2023 South 14 September 1991
Joëlle Welfring Sin foto.svg Gréng 21 November 2023 South 22 June 1974
Sven Clement Sven Clement (Piraten) 09-2023.jpg PPL 30 October 2018 Centre 19 January 1989
Ben Polidori Ben Polidori 2024.jpeg PPL 24 October 2023 North 13 November 1989
Marc Goergen Marc Goergen.jpg PPL 30 October 2018 South 12 January 1985
David Wagner David Wagner (dei Lenk) 09-2023 (cropped).jpg Lénk 24 October 2023 Centre 3 March 1979
Marc Baum Sin foto.svg Lénk 24 October 2023 South 11 June 1978

Former members

NamePortraitPartyConstituencyDeputy fromDeputy untilReasonReplaced by
Luc Frieden Frieden EUCO 0424 (cropped).jpg CSV Centre 24 October 202317 November 2023Joined government Maurice Bauer
Elisabeth Margue EU2024BE 240126 Informal Meeting of Justice Ministers Egmont Palace JNZT0096 (53487504907).jpg CSV Centre 11 October 2022 Laurent Mosar
Serge Wilmes Serge Wilmes (CSV) 09-2023 (cropped).jpg CSV Centre 11 October 2011 Alex Donnersbach
Léon Gloden Leon Gloden Portratfoto.jpg CSV East 28 July 2009 Stéphanie Weydert
Martine Hansen Martine Hansen 2024 (cropped).jpg CSV North 5 December 2013 Jeff Boonen
Georges Mischo Georges Mischo (CSV) 2023-10.jpg CSV South 30 October 2018 Françoise Kemp
Gilles Roth Roth Dombrovskis 2024 (cropped).jpg CSV South 24 April 2007 Nathalie Morgenthaler

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