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Namur (Walloon Parliament constituency)

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Namur
Walloon Parliament constituency
Namur
Current constituency
Created1995
Seats7

Namur is a parliamentary constituency in Belgium used to elect members of the Parliament of Wallonia since 1995. It corresponds to the Arrondissement of Namur.

Representatives

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Representatives of Namur
(1995–present)
Election MWP
(Party)
MWP
(Party)
MWP
(Party)
MWP
(Party)
MWP
(Party)
MWP
(Party)
MWP
(Party)
1995 Nicole Docq
(PS)
Gil Gilles
(PS)
Jacques Étienne
(CDH)
Jean-Marie Severin
(MR)
Léon Malisoux
(PS)
Daniel Marchant
(Ecolo)
6 seats
1999 Marie-Rose Cavalier-Bohon
(Ecolo)
Pierre Hardy
(Ecolo)
2004 Jean-Charles Luperto
(PS)
Eliane Tillieux
(PS)
Anne Barzin
(MR)
2009 Claude Eerdekens
(PS)
Maxime Prévot
(CDH)
Gilles Mouyard
(MR)
Stéphane Hazée
(Ecolo)
2014 Eliane Tillieux
(PS)
Laurent Henquet
(MR)
Isabelle Moinnet-Joiret
(CDH)
2019 Gwenaelle Grovonius
(PS)
Benoît Dispa
(CDH)
Sabine Laruelle
(MR)
Valérie Delporte
(Ecolo)
Anouk Vandevoorde
(PTB)
2024 Eliane Tillieux
(PS)
Vincent Maillen
(MR)
Benoît Dispa
(Les Engagés)
Stéphanie Thoron
(MR)
Geneviève Lazaron
(Les Engagés)
Patricia Van Walle
(PTB)

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References

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