Neufchâteau-Virton (Chamber of Representatives constituency)

Neufchâteau-Virton was a constituency used to elect a single member of the Belgian Chamber of Representatives between 1900 and 1991.

Representatives ElectionRepresentative(Party)Representative(Party)Representative(Party)1900Formed from a merger of Neufchâteau and VirtonGeorges Lorand(Liberal)Winand Heynen(Catholic)2 seats190419081912Gustave Rahlenbeck(Liberal)Hippolyte Braffort(Catholic)Jules Poncelet(Catholic)1919Emile Baudrux(Liberal)Léon Colleaux(PS)1921Edouard Richard(Catholic)1925Henri Mernier(Catholic)1929Edmond Jacques(PS)1932Ernest Adam(Catholic)1936Albert Fasbender(REX)1939Jean Mignon(Catholic)Ernest Adam(Catholic)1946Edouard Leclère(CVP)Paul François(CVP)1949Arsène Uselding(CVP)Désiré Lamalle(CVP)Philippe Le Hodey(CVP)1950Edmond Jacques(PS)1954Henri Cugnon(BSP)19581961Joseph Michel(CVP)19652 seatsGilbert Gribomont(CVP)1968Charles Bossicart(PVV)1971Henri Pierret(cdH)1974197719781981Jean Militis(PRL)1985Michèle Detaille(PRL)1988Guy Charlier(PS)1991Jean-Pol Poncelet(cdH)1995Merged into Arlon-Marche-Bastogne-Neufchâteau-Virton

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