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Dutch-speaking electoral college
European Parliament constituencyLocation amongst the 2007 constituencies Shown within Belgium Created 1979 MEP(s) 14 Member State Belgium Source(s) [1] The Dutch-speaking electoral college is one of three constituencies of the European Parliament in Belgium. It currently elects 14 MEPs using the d'Hondt method of party-list proportional representation.
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Boundaries
The constituency generally corresponds to the Flemish Community of Belgium, but electors in Brussels-Halle-Vilvoorde have a choice between the lists of both electoral colleges (Dutch-speaking or French-speaking).
Members of the European Parliament
2004 – present
- Ivo Belet, CDV/NVA
- Frederika Brepoels, CDV/NVA
- Philip Claeys, Vlaams Blok
- Jean-Luc Dehaene, CDV/NVA
- Koenraad Dillen, Vlaams Blok
- Saïd El Khadraoui, SPA/Spirit
- Karel de Gucht, VLD/Vivant
- Annemie Neyts, VLD/Vivant
- Bart Staes, Groen!
- Dirk Sterckx, VLD/Vivant
- Marianne Thyssen, CDV/NVA
- Frank Vanhecke, Vlaams Blok
- Anne Van Lancker, SPA/Spirit
- Mia de Vits, SPA/Spirit
Election results
2009
Party Affiliation Votes % Change Seats Change Christian Democratic and Flemish EPP 948,123 23.26 −4.89 3 0 Open Flemish Liberals and Democrats ELDR 837,884 20.56 −1.35 3 0 Flemish Interest None 647,170 15.88 −7.28 2 −1 Socialist Party Different PES 539,393 13.23 −4.60 2 −1 New-Flemish Alliance EPP-ED group (previous term) 402,545 9.88 +9.88 1 0 Green! EGP 322,149 7.90 −0.08 1 0 List Dedecker None, (joined ECR 296,699 7.28 N/A 1 N/A Workers Party of Belgium+ None 40,057 0.98 +0.37 0 0 Social Liberal Party EFA 26,541 0.65 N/A 0 N/A Others 15,383 0.38 0 Total 4,075,944 100 13 −1 2004
Party Affiliation Votes % Change Seats Change Christian Democratic and Flemish/New Flemish Alliance 1,131,119 28.15 +6.47 4 +1 Vlaams Blok 930,731 23.16 +8.07 3 +1 Flemish Liberals and Democrats 880,279 21.91 −1.7 3 0 Social Progressive Alternative-Spirit 716,317 17.83 +3.62 3 +1 Groen! 320,874 7.99 −3.99 1 −1 Workers Party of Belgium 24,807 0.62 0.05 0 −1 Left Socialist Party 14,166 0.35 N/A 0 N/A Total 4,018,293 100 14 0 1999
Party Affiliation Votes % Change Seats Change Flemish Liberals and Democrats 847,099 21.88% +3.52% 3 0 Christian People's Party 839,720 21.68% −5.75% 3 −1 Vlaams Blok 584,392 15.09% +2.53% 2 0 Socialist Party 550,237 14.21% −3.42% 2 −1 People's Union-ID 471,238 12.17% +5.08% 2 +1 Agalev-Groen 464,042 11.98% +1.25% 2 +1 Vivant 67,107 1.73% N/A 0 N/A Others 48,589 1.25% 0 0 Total 3,872,424 100 14 0 1994
Party Affiliation Votes % Change Seats Change Christian People's Party 1,013,266 27.43% −6.65% 4 −1 Flemish Liberals and Democrats 678,421 18.36% +1.26% 3 +1 Socialist Party 651,371 17.63% −2.41% 3 0 Vlaams Blok 463,919 12.56% +5.97% 2 +1 Agalev 396,198 10.73% −1.47% 1 0 People's Union 262,043 7.09% −1.61% 1 +1 WOW 127,504 3.45% N/A 0 N/A Others 101,427 2.75% 0 0 Total 100 14 +1 1989
Party Affiliation Votes % Change Seats Change Christian People's Party 1,247,075 34.08% +1.55% 5 +1 Socialist Party 733,242 20.04% −8.09% 3 −1 Party for Freedom and Progress 625,561 17.10% +2.91% 2 0 Agalev-Groen 446,539 12.20% +5.12% 1 0 People's Union-EVA 318,153 8.70% −5.21% 1 −1 Vlaams Blok 241,117 6.59% +4.49% 1 +1 Others 47,219 1.29% 0 0 Total 100 13 0 1984
Party Affiliation Votes % Change Seats Change Christian People's Party 1,132,682 32.53% −15.56% 4 −3 Socialist Party 979,702 28.13% +7.23% 4 +1 Party for Freedom and Progress 494,277 14.19% −1.13% 2 0 People's Union 484,494 13.91% +4.20% 2 +1 Agalev 246,712 7.08% +4.75% 1 +1 Vlaams Blok 73,174 2.10% N/A 0 N/A Others 71,239 2.05% 0 0 Total 100 13 0 1979
Party Affiliation Votes % Change Seats Change Christian People's Party 1,607,941 48.09% N/A 7 N/A Belgian Socialist Party 698,889 20.90% N/A 3 N/A Party for Freedom and Progress 512,363 15.32% N/A 2 N/A People's Union 324,540 9.71% N/A 1 N/A Agalev 77,986 2.33% N/A 0 N/A Others 121,783 3.64% N/A 0 N/A Total 100 N/A 13 N/A 1999–2004 ← European Parliament constituencies 2004–2009 → 2009–2014 Belgium Dutch-speaking · French-speaking · German-speaking
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