Liège (Chamber of Representatives constituency)
Parliamentary constituency in Belgium
Liège Location of Liège within Belgium
Province Liège Region Wallonia Population 1,115,518 (2023)[ 1] Electorate 794,378 (2019) Area 3,857 km2 (2023)[ 2] Created 2003 Seats 15 (2003–present) Members[ 3] Created from
Liège (Dutch : Luik ; German : Lüttich ) is one of the 11 multi-member constituencies of the Chamber of Representatives , the lower house of the Belgian Federal Parliament , the national legislature of Belgium . The constituency was established in 2003 following the re-organisation of constituencies across Belgium along provincial lines. It is conterminous with the province of Liège . The constituency currently elects 15 of the 150 members of the Chamber of Representatives using the open party-list proportional representation electoral system . At the 2019 federal election the constituency had 794,378 registered electors.
Electoral system
Liège currently elects 15 of the 150 members of the Chamber of Representatives using the open party-list proportional representation electoral system .[ 4] [ 5] Seats are allocated using the D'Hondt method .[ 6] [ 7] Since 2003 only parties that reach the 5% threshold in the constituency compete for seats.[ 8] [ 9]
Electors may vote for the list (party) or for individual candidates, either main candidates or substitute candidates or a combination, on the list.[ 10] They may vote for as many candidates as there are seats in the constituency.[ 11] Split-ticket voting (panachage ) is not permitted and will result in the ballot paper being invalidated .[ 12] The minimum number of votes a candidate must obtain to get elected - the quotient - is calculated as the total votes received by the party divided by the number of seats in the constituency plus one.[ 13] Half the ballot papers where there are no votes for main candidates (i.e. the elector has voted for the list or for substitute candidates only) are redistributed amongst main candidates in the order they appear on the ballot paper so that the candidate's total votes (personal votes plus redistributed votes) equals the quotient.[ 13] The seats won by the party are then allocated to the candidates with the most number of total votes.[ 13]
Election results
Summary
Election
Workers PTB
Ecolo Ecolo
Socialists PS
Democratic Federalists DéFI / FDF
Reformists MR
Les Engagés LE / CDH
Chez Nous Chez Nous / PP
National Front FN
Votes
%
Seats
Votes
%
Seats
Votes
%
Seats
Votes
%
Seats
Votes
%
Seats
Votes
%
Seats
Votes
%
Seats
Votes
%
Seats
2019
101,860
16.45%
3
95,878
15.48%
3
154,232
24.91%
5
22,313
3.60%
0
121,732
19.66%
3
52,167
8.43%
1
21,998
3.55%
0
2014
50,603
8.08%
1
56,890
9.08%
1
187,897
30.00%
5
13,915
2.22%
0
158,046
25.23%
5
81,759
13.05%
2
32,229
5.15%
1
2010
18,706
3.09%
0
83,791
13.83%
2
216,827
35.79%
7
135,118
22.30%
4
84,393
13.93%
2
18,642
3.08%
0
2007
6,323
1.01%
0
84,604
13.55%
2
200,450
32.10%
6
190,699
30.54%
5
88,874
14.23%
2
28,177
4.51%
0
2003
4,606
0.76%
0
46,026
7.58%
1
216,293
35.62%
6
186,582
30.73%
6
91,469
15.06%
2
29,134
4.80%
0
(Figures in italics represent alliances.)
Detailed
2019
Results of the 2019 federal election held on 26 May 2019:[ 14] [ 15] [ 16]
Party
Votes per arrondissement
Total Votes
%
Seats
Huy
Liège
Ver -viers
War -emme
Expat -riates
Socialist Party
PS
18,786
94,675
27,493
13,043
235
154,232
24.91%
5
Reformist Movement
MR
12,996
57,985
37,190
13,171
390
121,732
19.66%
3
Workers' Party of Belgium
PTB
10,684
65,845
18,365
6,865
101
101,860
16.45%
3
Ecolo
Ecolo
11,943
50,175
26,746
6,560
454
95,878
15.48%
3
Humanist Democratic Centre
CDH
4,580
21,836
21,859
3,821
71
52,167
8.43%
1
DéFI
DéFI
2,784
12,895
4,546
2,061
27
22,313
3.60%
0
People's Party
PP
2,029
11,794
6,567
1,563
45
21,998
3.55%
0
Belgians First
1,123
5,840
2,713
778
9
10,463
1.69%
0
Destexhe List
1,057
5,438
1,993
798
24
9,310
1.50%
0
DierAnimal
959
4,881
1,792
744
16
8,392
1.36%
0
Citizen Collective
CC
1,492
3,653
1,501
737
12
7,395
1.19%
0
Vlaams Belang
VB
357
1,771
1,595
356
14
4,093
0.66%
0
The Right
371
1,923
1,388
241
26
3,949
0.64%
0
Rebellious Wallonia
364
1,824
745
320
13
3,266
0.53%
0
Nation
172
1,342
497
120
6
2,137
0.35%
0
Valid Votes
69,697
341,877
154,990
51,178
1,443
619,185
100.00%
15
Rejected Votes
5,664
27,115
18,972
4,222
121
56,094
8.31%
Total Polled
75,361
368,992
173,962
55,400
1,564
675,279
85.01%
Registered Electors
85,868
441,510
202,759
62,141
2,100
794,378
Turnout
87.76%
83.58%
85.80%
89.15%
74.48%
85.01%
The following candidates were elected:[ 16]
Daniel Bacquelaine (MR), 27,220 votes; Julie Chanson (Ecolo), 8,035 votes; Samuel Cogolati (Ecolo), 6,755 votes; Gaby Colebunders (PTB), 3,524 votes; Laura Crapanzano (PS), 10,850 votes; Frédéric Daerden (PS), 54,898 votes; Julie Fernandez-Fernandez (PS), 16,648 votes; Marc Goblet (PS), 9,504 votes; Philippe Goffin (MR), 14,717 votes; Raoul Hedebouw (PTB), 49,852 votes; Kattrin Jadin (MR), 17,015 votes; Christophe Lacroix (PS), 17,094 votes; Vanessa Matz (CDH), 12,561 votes; Nadia Moscufo (PTB), 7,411 votes; and Sarah Schlitz (Ecolo), 17,728 votes.
Substitutions:[ 17]
2014
Results of the 2014 federal election held on 25 May 2014:[ 18] [ 19] [ 20]
Party
Votes per arrondissement
Total Votes
%
Seats
Huy
Liège
Ver -viers
War -emme
Expat -riates
Socialist Party
PS
24,046
113,076
34,353
16,045
377
187,897
30.00%
5
Reformist Movement
MR
17,992
76,936
47,173
15,638
307
158,046
25.23%
5
Humanist Democratic Centre
CDH
8,676
36,885
30,103
5,976
119
81,759
13.05%
2
Ecolo
Ecolo
9,023
27,846
16,123
3,716
182
56,890
9.08%
1
Workers' Party of Belgium
PTB
4,822
37,400
5,748
2,614
19
50,603
8.08%
1
People's Party
PP
3,223
17,087
9,782
2,112
25
32,229
5.15%
1
Francophone Democratic Federalists
FDF
1,821
8,106
2,752
1,215
21
13,915
2.22%
0
Debout Les Belges!
936
5,885
1,962
587
11
9,381
1.50%
0
The Right
1,136
4,613
2,355
589
21
8,714
1.39%
0
Wallonia First
790
4,011
1,059
414
21
6,295
1.01%
0
Islam
82
3,367
823
46
14
4,332
0.69%
0
Pirate
420
2,196
1,063
250
9
3,938
0.63%
0
Pensioners Party
PP
365
1,840
755
217
1
3,178
0.51%
0
Nation
195
1,583
393
169
2
2,342
0.37%
0
Citizen Liberal Values
VLC
433
748
526
110
3
1,820
0.29%
0
Rassemblement Wallonie France
RWF
305
836
332
146
3
1,622
0.26%
0
Belgische Unie – Union Belge
BUB
221
559
302
104
12
1,198
0.19%
0
Left Movement
MG
77
697
216
33
1
1,024
0.16%
0
Walloon Front
FW
41
605
86
20
0
752
0.12%
0
CIM
134
210
71
15
0
430
0.07%
0
Valid Votes
74,738
344,486
155,977
50,016
1,148
626,365
100.00%
15
Rejected Votes
5,468
20,164
17,941
3,775
84
47,432
7.04%
Total Polled
80,206
364,650
173,918
53,791
1,232
673,797
86.42%
Registered Electors
92,847
425,429
200,290
59,531
1,595
779,692
Turnout
86.39%
85.71%
86.83%
90.36%
77.24%
86.42%
The following candidates were elected:[ 20]
Daniel Bacquelaine (MR), 46,230 votes; Aldo Carcaci (PP), 6,282 votes; Caroline Cassart-Mailleux (MR), 13,169 votes; Frédéric Daerden (PS), 30,484 votes; Willy Demeyer (PS), 45,590 votes; Julie Fernandez-Fernandez (PS), 15,959 votes; Gilles Foret (MR), 14,760 votes; André Frédéric (PS), 11,242 votes; Muriel Gerkens (Ecolo), 12,883 votes; Philippe Goffin (MR), 15,664 votes; Raoul Hedebouw (PTB), 16,586 votes; Kattrin Jadin (MR), 19,742 votes; Alain Mathot (PS), 20,523 votes; Vanessa Matz (CDH), 10,205 votes; and Melchior Wathelet Jr. (CDH), 34,780 votes.
Substitutions:[ 21]
2010
Results of the 2010 federal election held on 13 June 2010:[ 22] [ 23] [ 24]
Party
Votes per arrondissement
Total Votes
%
Seats
Huy
Liège
Ver -viers
War -emme
Expat -riates
Socialist Party
PS
23,850
136,100
39,182
17,489
206
216,827
35.79%
7
Reformist Movement
MR
14,167
68,058
39,248
13,343
302
135,118
22.30%
4
Humanist Democratic Centre
CDH
8,172
40,105
30,152
5,834
130
84,393
13.93%
2
Ecolo
Ecolo
12,855
42,229
22,305
6,166
236
83,791
13.83%
2
Workers' Party of Belgium
PTB
1,404
14,693
1,836
766
7
18,706
3.09%
0
People's Party
PP
1,857
9,912
5,238
1,616
19
18,642
3.08%
0
Wallonia First
1,295
4,814
2,208
818
35
9,170
1.51%
0
Rassemblement Wallonie France
RWF
1,233
4,417
2,043
768
13
8,474
1.40%
0
Left Front
741
4,220
1,511
352
9
6,833
1.13%
0
Pensioners Party
PP
481
4,740
1,160
303
4
6,688
1.10%
0
Vivant
Vivant
333
1,475
4,131
257
15
6,211
1.03%
0
Belgische Unie – Union Belge
BUB
550
2,910
1,548
379
42
5,429
0.90%
0
MP Éducation
86
1,564
848
69
5
2,572
0.42%
0
Wallon+
W+
144
1,148
296
82
5
1,675
0.28%
0
Socialist Movement Plus
MS+
568
508
162
53
2
1,293
0.21%
0
Valid Votes
67,736
336,893
151,868
48,295
1,030
605,822
100.00%
15
Rejected Votes
5,018
17,677
16,227
3,525
81
42,528
6.56%
Total Polled
72,754
354,570
168,095
51,820
1,111
648,350
86.43%
Registered Electors
82,619
414,009
194,935
57,368
1,171
750,102
Turnout
88.06%
85.64%
86.23%
90.33%
94.88%
86.43%
The following candidates were elected:[ 24]
Daniel Bacquelaine (MR), 17,777 votes; Guy Coëme (PS), 20,038 votes; Michel Daerden (PS), 72,194 votes; Julie Fernandez-Fernandez (PS), 10,069 votes; André Frédéric (PS), 11,760 votes; Muriel Gerkens (Ecolo), 14,657 votes; Philippe Goffin (MR), 9,153 votes; Kattrin Jadin (MR), 15,515 votes; Éric Jadot (Ecolo), 5,782 votes; Marie-Claire Lambert (PS), 9,945 votes; Mauro Lenzini (PS), 8,487 votes; Alain Mathot (PS), 42,730 votes; Didier Reynders (MR), 61,848 votes; Marie-Dominique Simonet (CDH), 19,346 votes; and Melchior Wathelet Jr. (CDH), 30,563 votes.
Substitutions:[ 25]
2007
Results of the 2007 federal election held on 10 June 2007:[ 26] [ 27]
Party
Votes per arrondissement
Total Votes
%
Seats
Huy
Liège
Ver -viers
War -emme
Expat -riates
Socialist Party
PS
22,717
125,766
35,217
16,496
254
200,450
32.10%
6
Reformist Movement
MR
21,280
98,656
52,606
17,710
447
190,699
30.54%
5
Humanist Democratic Centre
CDH
8,591
40,622
33,964
5,528
169
88,874
14.23%
2
Ecolo
Ecolo
14,569
44,206
19,917
5,652
260
84,604
13.55%
2
National Front
FN
2,732
16,186
7,671
1,549
39
28,177
4.51%
0
Workers' Party of Belgium
PTB
292
5,339
481
203
8
6,323
1.01%
0
Rassemblement Wallonie France
RWF
679
2,839
1,261
354
12
5,145
0.82%
0
Communist Party of Wallonia
PC
646
1,999
1,031
297
20
3,993
0.64%
0
Wallon
407
2,164
461
142
26
3,200
0.51%
0
Vivant
Vivant
245
1,265
1,541
125
5
3,181
0.51%
0
Federal Christian Democrats
CDF
261
1,327
715
96
25
2,424
0.39%
0
New Belgian Front
FNB
183
903
601
141
5
1,833
0.29%
0
National Force
222
685
580
111
22
1,620
0.26%
0
Committee for Another Policy
CAP
145
1,027
222
71
3
1,468
0.24%
0
MP Éducation
86
815
418
32
11
1,362
0.22%
0
Union for a Popular Movement – Belgium
UMP-B
106
857
106
36
1
1,106
0.18%
0
Valid Votes
73,161
344,656
156,792
48,543
1,307
624,459
100.00%
15
Rejected Votes
4,706
15,483
13,943
2,974
151
37,257
5.63%
Total Polled
77,867
360,139
170,735
51,517
1,458
661,716
89.07%
Registered Electors
87,403
407,730
190,564
55,521
1,678
742,896
Turnout
89.09%
88.33%
89.59%
92.79%
86.89%
89.07%
The following candidates were elected:[ 27]
Daniel Bacquelaine (MR), 18,435 votes; Guy Coëme (PS), 29,126 votes; Michel Daerden (PS), 92,922 votes; André Frédéric (PS), 10,764 votes; Muriel Gerkens (Ecolo), 14,866 votes; Philippe Henry (Ecolo), 7,106 votes; Kattrin Jadin (MR), 14,765 votes; Hervé Jamar (MR), 19,235 votes; Pierre-Yves Jeholet (MR), 20,046 votes; Marie-Claire Lambert (PS), 9,096 votes; Alain Mathot (PS), 24,574 votes; Linda Musin (PS), 9,851 votes; Didier Reynders (MR), 102,762 votes; Marie-Dominique Simonet (CDH), 21,482 votes; and Melchior Wathelet Jr. (CDH), 28,538 votes.
Substitutions:[ 28]
2003
Results of the 2003 federal election held on 18 May 2003:[ 29] [ 30]
Party
Votes per arrondissement
Total Votes
%
Seats
Huy
Liège
Ver -viers
War -emme
Expat -riates
Socialist Party
PS
25,432
134,115
39,909
16,582
255
216,293
35.62%
6
Reformist Movement
MR
22,029
94,919
52,306
16,819
509
186,582
30.73%
6
Humanist Democratic Centre
CDH
9,141
43,992
32,409
5,770
157
91,469
15.06%
2
Ecolo
Ecolo
6,529
25,206
11,206
2,845
240
46,026
7.58%
1
National Front
FN
2,958
17,976
6,578
1,590
32
29,134
4.80%
0
Vivant
Vivant
1,163
4,850
4,302
632
24
10,971
1.81%
0
Federal Christian Democrats
CDF
813
3,533
2,570
484
35
7,435
1.22%
0
Rassemblement Wallonie France
RWF
802
2,648
1,366
360
16
5,192
0.86%
0
Workers' Party of Belgium
PTB
346
3,419
671
156
14
4,606
0.76%
0
French People United in a National Action of Co-operation and Emancipation
FRANCE
329
1,617
512
162
13
2,633
0.43%
0
Communist Party and Resistance, Democracy, Socialism
PC/RDS
182
1,896
354
84
6
2,522
0.42%
0
Socialist Movement
MS
127
990
447
487
6
2,057
0.34%
0
Animal Protection
PDA
122
646
575
70
2
1,415
0.23%
0
Workers' Defence Movement
MDT
60
680
137
35
2
914
0.15%
0
Valid Votes
70,033
336,487
153,342
46,076
1,311
607,249
100.00%
15
Rejected Votes
5,476
16,995
15,019
3,288
160
40,938
6.32%
Total Polled
75,509
353,482
168,361
49,364
1,471
648,187
89.55%
Registered Electors
85,025
398,392
185,809
52,962
1,671
723,859
Turnout
88.81%
88.73%
90.61%
93.21%
88.03%
89.55%
The following candidates were elected:[ 31]
Daniel Bacquelaine (MR), 15,835 votes; Pierrette Cahay-André (MR), 7,418 votes; Jacques Chabot (PS), 11,668 votes; Michel Daerden (PS), 55,565 votes; Robert Denis (MR), 10,865 votes; André Frédéric (PS), 12,780 votes; Muriel Gerkens (Ecolo), 6,865 votes; José Happart (PS), 28,057 votes; Marie-Claire Lambert (PS), 11,446 votes; Sabine Laruelle (MR), 10,929 votes; Anne-Marie Lizin (PS), 29,327 votes; Philippe Monfils (MR), 15,788 votes; Didier Reynders (MR), 96,854 votes; Louis Smal (CDH), 16,881 votes; and Melchior Wathelet Jr. (CDH), 24,154 votes.
Substitutions:[ 32]
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