Bruges (Chamber of Representatives constituency)

Belgian political subdivision

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Bruges was a constituency used to elect multiple members of the Belgian Chamber of Representatives between 1831 and 2003.

## Representatives

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Election  | Representative
(Party)  | Representative
(Party)  | Representative
(Party)  | Representative
(Party)  | Representative
(Party)

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1831 |  | Charles Coppieters Stochove
(Catholic)  |  | Isidore Jullien
(Liberal)  |  | Paul Devaux
(Liberal)  | 3 seats
1833
1837 | Louis Maertens
(Liberal)
1841
1845
1848 |  | Antoine Sinave
(Liberal)  | Ernest Peers
(Liberal)
1852 | Jean-Baptiste Coppieters 't Wallant
(Liberal)
1856
1857 | Adolphe de Vrière
(Liberal)  | Louis De Ridder
(Liberal)
1861 |  | Amedée Visart de Bocarmé
(Catholic)  |  | Emile De Clercq
(Catholic)  |  | Gustave Soenens
(Catholic)
1864 |  | Auguste Valckenaere
(Liberal)  |  | Louis Van Nieuwenhuyse
(Liberal)
1868 |  | Amedée Visart de Bocarmé
(Catholic)  | Adolphe de Vrière
(Liberal)
1870 |  | Charles-Julien van Outryve d'Ydewalle
(Catholic)
1874 | Eugène-Edouard van Outryve d'Ydewalle
(Catholic)
1878 |  | Arthur Pecsteen
(Liberal)
1882 |  | Alfred Ronse
(Catholic)  | Emile De Clercq
(Catholic)
1886 | Adolphe Declercq
(Catholic)
1890
1892
1894
1898
1900 | Albéric Ruzette
(Catholic)  | François De Brabandere
(Catholic)  |  | Léon Termote
(Liberal)  | 4 seats
1904 | Eugène Standaert
(Catholic)  | Maurice de Maere d'Aertrycke
(Catholic)  | Albert Thooris
(Liberal)
1908 | Joseph Strubbe
(Catholic)
1912 | Gustave D'Hondt
(Catholic)  |  | Florimond Fonteyne
(Daensist)
1919 |  | Camiel Mostaert
(PS)  |  | Henri De Clerck
(PS)
1921 | René Debruyne
(Catholic)  |  | Jules Boedt
(Liberal)
1925 | Achiel Van Acker
(PS)
1929 | André van Outryve d'Ydewalle
(Catholic)  |  | Victor De Lille
(Catholic)
1932 |  | Achiel Van Acker
(PS)  | Maurice Geûens
(Catholic)
1936 |  | Jozef Devroe
(VNV)  | Frans Desmidt
(Liberal)
1939 | Etienne Floré
(Catholic)  |  | Achiel Van Acker
(PS)
1946 |  | Achiel Van Acker
(BSP)  |  | Gerard Eneman
(CVP)  |  | Leopold Deschepper
(CVP)  | Julius Wostyn
(BSP)
1949 |  | Alfons De Nolf
(CVP)  |  | Victor Sabbe
(Liberal)
1950 |  | Julius Wostyn
(BSP)
1954
1958 | Maurice Devriendt
(CVP)
1961 | Fernand Vandamme
(CVP)  | Frank Van Acker
(BSP)
1965 |  | Albert Claes
(PVV)  |  | Pieter Leys
(VU)
1968 | Fernand Vandamme
(CVP)
1971 | Daniel Coens
(CVP)  |  | Omaar Carpels
(BSP)
1974 | Willem Content
(BSP)  |  | Fernand Vandamme
(CVP)
1977 | Emmanuel Desutter
(CVP)
1978 |  | Raf Declercq
(VU)
1981 |  | Jan Leclercq
(PS)
1985 |  | Jacques Devolder
(PVV)  |  | Pierre Chevalier
(PS)
1987 |  | Mimi Kestelijn-Sierens
(CVP)
1991 | Edward Demuyt
(CVP)  | Luc Goutry
(CVP)  |  | Renaat Landuyt
(PS)
1995 |  | Frans Lozie
(Agalev)  | 4 seats
1999 |  | Dalila Douifi
(PS)  | Henk Verlinde
(PS)

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## References

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1. ^ "De Belgische Kamer van volksvertegenwoordigers". dekamer.be. Retrieved 2019-05-30.

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Constituencies of Belgium

Chamber of Representatives|

| Current|

* Antwerp
* Brussels
* East Flanders
* Flemish Brabant
* Hainaut
* Liège
* Limburg
* Luxembourg
* Namur
* Walloon Brabant
* West Flanders

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Former|

* Aalst
* Aalst-Oudenaarde
* Antwerp
* Arlon
* Arlon-Marche-Bastogne
* Arlon-Marche-Bastogne-Neufchâteau-Virton
* Ath
* Bastogne
* Bruges
* Brussels
* Brussels-Halle-Vilvoorde
* Charleroi
* Charleroi-Thuin
* Dendermonde
* Dendermonde-Sint-Niklaas
* Diekirch
* Diksmuide
* Dinant
* Dinant-Philippeville
* Eeklo
* Ghent
* Ghent-Eeklo
* Grevenmacher
* Hasselt
* Hasselt-Tongeren-Maaseik
* Huy
* Huy-Waremme
* Kortrijk
* Kortrijk-Roeselare-Tielt
* Leuven
* Liège
* Luxembourg
* Maaseik
* Maastricht
* Marche
* Mechelen
* Mechelen-Turnhout
* Mons
* Mons-Soignies
* Namur
* Namur-Dinant-Philippeville
* Neufchâteau
* Neufchâteau-Virton
* Nivelles
* Ostend
* Oudenaarde
* Philippeville
* Roermond
* Roeselare
* Roeselare-Tielt
* Sint-Niklaas
* Soignies
* Thuin
* Tielt
* Tongeren
* Tongeren-Maaseik
* Tournai
* Tournai-Ath
* Tournai-Ath-Mouscron
* Turnhout
* Verviers
* Veurne
* Veurne-Diksmuide-Ostend
* Veurne-Diksmuide-Ostend-Ypres
* Virton
* Waremme
* Ypres

Senate|

| Former|

* Aalst-Oudenaarde
* Antwerp
* Arlon
* Bruges
* Brussels
* Charleroi-Thuin
* Dendermonde-Sint-Niklaas
* Dutch-speaking
* French-speaking
* Ghent-Eeklo
* Hasselt
* Huy-Waremme
* Kortrijk-Ypres
* Liège
* Leuven
* Mechelen-Turnhout
* Mons-Soignies
* Namur
* Nivelle
* Roeselare-Tielt
* Tournai-Ath-Mouscron
* Verviers
* Veurne-Diksmuide-Ostend

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Flemish Parliament|

| Current|

* Antwerp
* Brussels
* East Flanders
* Flemish Brabant
* Limburg
* West Flanders

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Former|

* Bruges
* Dendermonde-Sint-Niklaas
* Ghent-Eeklo
* Halle-Vilvoorde
* Hasselt-Tongeren-Maaseik
* Kortrijk-Roeselare-Tielt
* Leuven
* Mechelen-Turnhout
* Oudenaarde-Aalst
* Veurne-Diksmuide-Ostend-Ypres

Walloon Parliament|

| Current|

* Arlon-Marche-en-Famenne-Bastogne-Neufchâteau-Virton
* Charleroi-Thuin
* Dinant-Philippeville
* Huy-Waremme
* Liège
* Mons
* Namur
* Nivelles
* Soignies
* Tournai-Ath-Mouscron
* Verviers

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Former|

* Arlon-Marche-Bastogne
* Charleroi
* Neufchâteau-Virton
* Thuin

European Parliament|

* Dutch-speaking
* French-speaking
* German-speaking

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