Bruges (Chamber of Representatives constituency)

Bruges was a constituency used to elect multiple members of the Belgian Chamber of Representatives between 1831 and 2003.

Representatives[]

Election	Representative (Party)		Representative (Party)		Representative (Party)		Representative (Party)
1831		(Catholic)		(Liberal)		Paul Devaux (Liberal)	3 seats
1833				(Liberal)
1837	(Liberal)
1841
1845
1848		(Liberal)	(Liberal)
1852	(Liberal)
1856	(Liberal)
1857	(Liberal)	Louis De Ridder (Liberal)
1861		Amedée Visart de Bocarmé (Catholic)		(Catholic)		(Catholic)
1864		(Liberal)			(Liberal)
1868		Amedée Visart de Bocarmé (Catholic)	(Liberal)
1870			(Catholic)
1874	(Catholic)
1878	(Catholic)			(Liberal)
1882			(Catholic)	(Catholic)
1886	(Catholic)
1890
1892
1894
1898
1900	(Catholic)		(Catholic)		(Liberal)	4 seats
1904	(Catholic)		(Catholic)	(Liberal)
1908			(Catholic)	(Liberal)
1912			(Catholic)		(Daensist)
1919				(PS)			(PS)
1921		(Catholic)		(PS)	Jules Boedt (Liberal)
1925			Achiel Van Acker (PS)
1929	(Catholic)			(Catholic)
1932			Achiel Van Acker (PS)	(Catholic)
1936			(VNV)		(Liberal)
1939	(Catholic)		(VNV)		Achiel Van Acker (PS)
1946		Achiel Van Acker (BSP)		(CVP)			(CVP)	(BSP)
1949			(CVP)			Victor Sabbe (Liberal)
1950					(BSP)
1954
1958	(CVP)
1961	(CVP)				(BSP)
1965					(PVV)		(VU)
1968	(CVP)
1971	(CVP)			(BSP)
1974			(BSP)			(CVP)
1977			(BSP)	(CVP)
1978						(VU)
1981					(PS)	(VU)
1985			(PVV)		(PS)		Pierre Chevalier (PS)
1987					(CVP)
1991	(CVP)	(CVP)			Renaat Landuyt (PS)
1995			(Agalev)	4 seats
1999			(PS)	(PS)	Renaat Landuyt (PS)