Mons (Chamber of Representatives constituency)

Mons was a constituency used to elect multiple members of the Belgian Chamber of Representatives between 1831 and 1991.

Representatives[]

Election	Representative (Party)		Representative (Party)		Representative (Party)		Representative (Party)		Representative (Party)	Representative (Party)
1831		Alexandre Gendebien (Liberal)		(Liberal)		(Liberal)
1833	(Liberal)	Alexandre Gendebien (Liberal)	(Liberal)
1837		(Liberal)	(Liberal)
1841
1845
1848			(Liberal)
1852			(Liberal)		(Catholic)		(Liberal)
1856			Henri de Brouckère (Liberal)		(Catholic)
1857					(Liberal)
1861
1864				(Liberal)
1868		(Liberal)
	(Liberal)		(Liberal)		(Liberal)
1874			(Liberal)		(Liberal)
1878			Emile Hardy (Liberal)	(Liberal)
1882				(Liberal)			(Liberal)
1886				(Liberal)	(Liberal)
1890					(Liberal)
1892			(Liberal)		(Liberal)
1894		(PS)		(PS)	(Liberal)		(PS)		(PS)	(PS)
1898	(Liberal)	(PS)					(PS)			(PS)
1900	(Liberal)		(Catholic)		(PS)		(Catholic)
1904	(Liberal)					(Liberal)
1908						(Catholic)
1912		(PS)				(Catholic)		(PS)
1919		(PS)					(PS)	(PS)
1921		(Catholic)	(PS)			Achille Delattre (PS)
1925
1929							(Catholic)
1932	(PS)			(Catholic)	Victor Maistriau (Liberal)	Leo Collard (PS)
1936	(PS)		(PCB)						Achille Delattre (BSP)
1939	(PCB)	(PS)
1946	(PCB)	(PS)		(CVP)			(PCB)
1949			(CVP)				(Liberal)
1950			(BSP)		(BSP)		(Liberal)
1954		(BSP)	(BSP)					(BSP)
1958			(CVP)						(Liberal)
1961			(CVP)		(PSI)				Marc Drumaux (PCB)
1965			(PVV)	(CVP)	6 seats
1968	(CVP)			(BSP)
1971					(PCB)		Robert Urbain (PSB)	Victor Delporte (PSC)
1974		(cdH)				(RW)
1977		(cdH)	Michel Tromont (PRL)	(PSB)				(PSB)
1978		(cdH)	Michel Tromont (PRL)	(PSB)		Noëlla Dinant (PCB)
1981	(PRL)			(PS)	(PS)
1985	(PRL)		5 seats
				(PS)
1991				(Ecolo)
1995	Merged into Mons Soignes