Namur (former Chamber of Representatives constituency)

Namur was a constituency used to elect members of the Belgian Chamber of Representatives between 1831 and 1995.

Representatives[]

Election	Representative (Party)		Representative (Party)		Representative (Party)		Representative (Party)		Representative (Party)
1831		(Catholic)		(Catholic)		(Liberal)	3 seats
1833						(Liberal)
1837			(Catholic)
1841
1845
1848		(Liberal)	(Catholic)		(Liberal)
1852		(Catholic)
1856
1857				(Catholic)		(Catholic)	4 seats
1861						(Catholic)
1864					(Liberal)
1868

1874	(Catholic)				(Catholic)
1878			(Catholic)		(Liberal)
1882		(Catholic)	(Catholic)		(Catholic)
1886
1890
1892
1894		(Liberal)		(PS)		(Liberal)			(Liberal)
1898						(Liberal)			(Liberal)
1900			(Catholic)			(Catholic)
1904	(PS)				(PS)		5 seats
1908	Joseph Bologne (PS)				(PS)
1912		(Liberal)		(Catholic)	(PS)
1919			(PS)		(PS)	Léon Delacroix (Catholic)
1921		(Catholic)				(Liberal)
1925						(PS)
1929				(Liberal)	(Catholic)	(PS)
1932	(PS)	(Catholic)	(PS)	(Liberal)	(Catholic)
1936			(PS)	(Liberal)		Jean Denis (REX)
1939				(Liberal)	(Catholic)	(PS)
1946		(CVP)	(BSP)					(PCB)
1949				(BSP)
1950
1954	(BSP)
1958		(CVP)	(BSP)
1961		(CVP)
1965	(CVP)					Charles Poswick (PVV)
1968					(RW)
1971		Robert Denison (PSB)
1974
1977			Bernard Anselme (PSB)		Robert Marchal (cdH)
1978					Robert Marchal (cdH)
1981					(PRL)
1985				(cdH)			(PS)		(cdH)
				(PS)	(cdH)
1991		(PRL)		(PS)	(cdH)			(Ecolo)
1995	Merged into Namur-Dinant-Philippeville