Tournai-Ath-Mouscron (Walloon Parliament constituency)

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Tournai-Ath-Mouscron
Walloon Parliament constituency
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Current constituency
Created 1995
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Tournai-Ath-Mouscron is a parliamentary constituency in Belgium used to elect members of the Parliament of Wallonia since 1995. It corresponds to the arrondissements of Tournai, Ath and Mouscron.

Representatives

Representatives of Tournai-Ath-Mouscron
(1995–present)
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1995 Christian Massy
(PS)
Jean-Pierre Perdieu
(PS)
Chantal Bertouille
(MR)
Guy Spitaels
(PS)
Arnaud Decléty
(PRL)
Georges Sénéca
(PSC)
Jean-Paul Snappe
(Ecolo)
1999 Pierre Wacquier
(PS)
Luc Tiberghien
(Ecolo)
Claudy Huart
(PRL)
Christian Brotcorne
(PSC)
Michel Guilbert
(Ecolo)
2004 Daniel Senesael
(PS)
Paul-Olivier Delannois
(PS)
Damien Yzerbyt
(CDH)
Monique Willocq
(CDH)
Philippe Bracaval
(MR)
2009 Annick Saudoyer
(PS)
Luc Tiberghien
(Ecolo)
Alfred Gadenne
(CDH)
Idès Cauchie
(CDH)
Adrien Dolimont  [ fr ]
(MR)
2014 Christiane Vienne
(PS)
Jean-Pierre Denis
(PS)
Stéphane Delfosse
(MR)
Luc Van der Stichelen
(PS)
Mathilde Vandorpe
(CDH)
Veronique Waroux
(CDH)
Véronique Durenne
(MR)
2019 Rudy Demotte
(PS)
Fatima Ahallouch
(PS)
Jean-Luc Cruke
(MR)
Linard Bénédicte
(Ecolo)
Jori Dupont
(PTB)
Alice Leeuwerck
(MR)

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