1984 European Parliament election in Belgium explained

Election Name:1984 European Parliament election in Belgium
Country:Belgium
Type:parliamentary
Previous Election:1979 European Parliament election in Belgium
Previous Year:1979
Next Election:1989 European Parliament election in Belgium
Next Year:1989
Seats For Election:24 seats to the European Parliament
Election Date:17 June 1984
Leader1:Leo Tindemans
Party1:Christian People's Party (Belgium)
Alliance1:European People's Party
Last Election1:7 seats, 29.54%
Seats1:4
Seat Change1: 3
Popular Vote1:1,132,682
Percentage1:19.80%
Swing1: 9.74%
Leader2:Karel Van Miert
Party2:Flemish Socialist Party
Alliance2:Party of European Socialists
Last Election2:3 seats, 12.84%
Seats2:4
Seat Change2: 1
Popular Vote2:979,702
Percentage2:17.12%
Swing2: 4.28%
Leader4:Ernest Glinne
Party4:Socialist Party (francophone Belgium)
Alliance4:Party of European Socialists
Last Election4:4 seats, 10.58%
Seats4:5
Seat Change4: 1
Popular Vote4:762,293
Percentage4:13.32%
Swing4: 2.74%
Leader5:Daniel Ducarme
Party5:Liberal Reformist Party (Belgium)
Alliance5:Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe Party
Last Election5:2 seats, 6.85%
Seats5:3
Seat Change5: 1
Popular Vote5:540,610
Percentage5:9.54%
Swing5: 2.69%

Elections to the European Parliament were held in Belgium on 17 June 1984. The Dutch-speaking electoral college elected 13 MEPs and the French-speaking electoral college elected 11 MEPs.