Belgian regional elections: French-speaking Brussels Parliament 2019, votes by party

Published by Statista Research Department, Jul 31, 2024

This statistic displays the election results from the French language group of the Parliament of the Brussels-Capital Region in the Belgian regional elections of May 26, 2019. With 22.03 percent of the votes the French-speaking Socialist party won the majority of the votes. PS is followed by the French-speaking green party Ecolo with just over 19 percent of the vote. The liberal MR party followed in third place with 16.87 percent of the votes.

Parliament of the Brussels-Capital Region French language group election results in the Belgian regional elections of May 26, 2019 - share of votes, by party*

Characteristic	Share of votes
PS	22.03%
Ecolo	19.12%
MR	16.87%
DéFI**	13.81%
PTB	13.47%
cdH	7.58%
Liste Destexhe	2.59%
PARTI POPULAIRE	1.7%
DierAnimal	1.32%
Collectif Citoyen	0.52%
act-SALEM	0.39%
Plan B	0.29%
Hé	0.18%
be@eu	0.13%

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June 2019

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Belgium

Survey time period

May 26, 2019

Supplementary notes

* In the Belgian regional elections representatives for the regional parliaments, that is the Flemish Parliament, the Walloon Parliament, the Parliament of the German-speaking Community, and the Parliament of the Brussels-Capital Region, are elected. Members of the Parliament of the French-speaking Community are not directly elected, but are members of the Walloon Parliament and the French-speaking part of the Parliament of the Brussels-Capital Region. The Parliament of the Brussels-Capital Region consists of both French- and Dutch-speaking members (72 French-speaking and 17 Dutch-speaking). To elect the members from the different language groups the election lists are divided into two groups: the Dutch-speaking language group and the French-speaking language group.

** During the party conference in November 2015, the majority of the FDF militants accepted a proposal to change the party name from FDF to DéFI.

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