Arlon-Marche-Bastogne (Chamber of Representatives constituency) explained

Arlon-Marche-Bastogne was a constituency used to elect members of the Belgian Chamber of Representatives between 1900 and 1991.

Representatives

ElectionRepresentative
(Party)
Representative
(Party)
Representative
(Party)
1900Formed from a merger of Arlon, Marche and Bastogne
Adolphe de Limburg Stirum
(Catholic)
Emile François
(Liberal)
Henry Delvaux de Fenffe
(Catholic)
1904
1908Camille Ozeray
(Liberal)
Léon du Bus de Warnaffe
(Catholic)
1912
1919
1921Fernand Van den Corput
(Catholic)
1925Albert Goffaux
(PS)
Jean Merget
(Catholic)
1929
1932Alphonse Materne
(Catholic)
1936Alphonse Collet
(REX)
1939Max Bourguignon
(Catholic)
1946Justin Gaspar
(CVP)
Ernest Rongvaux
(BSP)
1949Camille Decker
(CVP)
1950
1954Ernest Rongvaux
(BSP)
1958
1961Roger Lamers
(BSP)
1965Louis Olivier
(PVV)
1968Charles-Ferdinand Nothomb
(CVP)
Marcel Rasquin
(BSP)
1971Marcel Remacle
(PSB)
1974
1977
1978Marcel Remacle
(PS)
1981Jacques Santkin
(PS)
1985
1988
1991Antoine Duquesne
(PRL)
1995Merged into Arlon-Marche-Bastogne-Neufchâteau-Virton
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Notes and References

  1. Web site: De Belgische Kamer van volksvertegenwoordigers. dekamer.be. 2019-05-30.