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Walloon Parliament constituency | |
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Created | 1995 |
Seats | 14 (1995-2004) 13 (2004-present) |
Liège is a parliamentary constituency in Belgium used to elect members of the Parliament of Wallonia since 1995. It corresponds to the Arrondissement of Liège.
Representatives
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1995 | Gustave Hofman (PS) |
Jean Namotte (PS) |
Jean-Marie Léonard (PS) |
Guy Mathot (PS) |
Maggy Yerna (PS) |
Marcel Neven (MR) |
José Daras (Ecolo) |
Annie Servais-Thysen (PRL) |
Cyrille Tahay (PSC) |
Ghislain Hiance (PSC) |
Jean-Pierre Grafé (PSC) |
Michel Deffet (PS) |
Michel Foret (PRL) |
Nicole Maréchal (Ecolo) | ||||||||||||||
1999 | Frédéric Daerden (PS) |
Patrick Avril (PS) |
Bernard Wesphael (Ecolo) |
Alain Pieters (Ecolo) |
André Namotte (PSC) |
Christine Defraigne (MR) |
Claude Ancion (MR) |
Michel de Lamotte (CDH) |
Philippe Henry (Ecolo) | |||||||||||||||||||
2004 | Alain Onkelinx (PS) |
Charles Janssens (PS) |
José Happart (PS) |
Charles Pire (FN) |
Isabelle Simonis (PS) |
Louis Smal (CDH) |
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2009 | Christie Morreale (PS) |
Marc Bolland (PS) |
Maurice Mottard (PS) |
Mauro Lenzini (PS) |
Veronica Cremasco (Ecolo) |
Marie-Dominique Simonet (CDH) |
Philippe Dodrimont (MR) | |||||||||||||||||||||
2014 | André Vrancken (PS) |
Zoé Istaz-Slangen (PS) |
Fabian Culot (MR) |
Philippe Henry (Ecolo) |
André-Pierre Puget (PP) |
Diana Nikolic (MR) |
Frédéric Gillot (PTB) |
Benoit Drèze (CDH) | ||||||||||||||||||||
2019 | Jean-Claude Marcourt (PS) |
Sabine Roberty (PS) |
Thierry Witsel (PS) |
Veronica Cremasco (Ecolo) |
Olivier Bierin (Ecolo) |
Alice Bernard (PTB) |
Julien Liradelfo (PTB) |
Laure Lekane (PTB) |
Alda Greoli (CDH) |
References
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