Mechelen (Chamber of Representatives constituency)

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Mechelen was a constituency used to elect members of the Belgian Chamber of Representatives between 1831 and 1995, when it was merged into the constituency of Mechelen-Turnhout.

Representatives[]

Election Representative
(Party)
Representative
(Party)
Representative
(Party)
Representative
(Party)
Representative
(Party)
Representative
(Party)
1831
(Catholic)

(Liberal)

(Catholic)
3 seats
1833
(Catholic)

(Catholic)
1837
(Liberal)
1841
(Catholic)

(Catholic)
1845
1848
(Liberal)

(Catholic)

(Liberal)
1852
1856
1857
(Catholic)

(Catholic)
1861
1864
(Catholic)
1868
(Catholic)
1874
1878
1882
(Catholic)
1886
(Catholic)
1890
1892
(Catholic)
4 seats
1894
(Catholic)

(Catholic)
1898
1900
(Liberal)
1904
1908 Charles Lefebvre
(Catholic)

(Catholic)
1912
(Liberal)
5 seats
1919
(PS)

(PS)

(Catholic)

(Catholic)
1921
(Liberal)
1925
(PS)

(PS)
1929
(Catholic)
Ward Hermans
(Frontpartij)
1932
(Catholic)

(PS)

(Liberal)
1936
(Catholic)

(Catholic)

(Catholic)
1939
(PS)

(Catholic)

(Liberal)
Ward Hermans
(VNV)
1946
(Liberal)

(CVP)
1949
(BSP)
1950
(CVP)

(CVP)
1954
(BSP)
1958
(CVP)
1961 Herman Vanderpoorten
(Liberal)
1965
(CVP)

(BSP)

(PVV)
1968 Hugo Adriaensens
(BSP)

(PVV)

(VU)
1971
(CVP)
1974
(VU)
1977
(BSP)
Luc Van den Brande
(CVP)
1978
(PVV)
1981
(Agalev)
1985
(Agalev)

(CVP)

(CVP)

(PS)

(VU)

(PVV)
1991
(CVP)

(VB)
1995 Merged into Mechelen-Turnhout

[1]

References[]

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