Nivelles (Walloon Parliament constituency)

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Nivelles
Walloon Parliament constituency
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Nivelles
Current constituency
Created 1995
Seats8

Nivelles is a parliamentary constituency in Belgium used to elect members of the Parliament of Wallonia since 1995. It corresponds to the Arrondissement of Nivelles.

Representatives

Representatives of Nivelles
(1995–present)
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1995 Léon Walry
(PS)
Marcel Cheron
(Ecolo)
André Antoine
(PSC)
Maurice Dehu
(PS)
Raymond Willems
(PRL)
Jean-Paul Wahl
(MR)
Serge Kubla
(MR)
7 seats
1999 Alain Trussart
(Ecolo)
Jacques Otlet
(PRL)
Pierre Boucher
(PRL)
2004 Benoît Langendries
(CDH)
Maurice Dehu
(PS)
Brigitte Defalque
(MR)
Serge Kubla
(MR)
Véronique Bidoul
(MR)
2009 Marianne Saenen
(Ecolo)
Florence Reuter
(MR)
Sybille de Coster-Bauchau
(MR)
2014 Anne Lambelin
(PS)
Hélène Ryckmans
(Ecolo)
André Antoine
(CDH)
Hassan Idrissi
(PS)
Chantal Versmissen-Sollie
(MR)
Lyseline Louvigny
(MR)
Olivier Maroy
(MR)
2019 Dimitri Legasse
(PS)
Laurent Heyvaert
(Ecolo)
Valerie De Bue
(MR)
Sybille de Coster-Bauchau
(MR)
2024 Anne Lambelin
(PS)
Céline Tellier
(Ecolo)
Vincent Blondel
(Les Engagés)
Armel Gysen
(Les Engagés)
Nicolas Janssen
(MR)
Anne-Catherine Dalcq
(MR)

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