Belgium: voting intention survey federal elections 2019

This statistic shows the results of the voting intention survey, conducted and published by VRT, the Flemish public radio and television network, the Flemish newspaper De Standaard, the RTBF, the Walloon public radio and television network, and the Walloon newspaper La Libre for the federal elections in Belgium in May 2019. In the latest survey, N-VA, the Flemish nationalist party, remains the largest party in the Flemish Region with 27.9 percent of the votes. In the Walloon Region, PS was the largest party with 24.7 percent of the votes, whereas the Ecolo is the largest party in the Brussels Capital Region with 21.5 percent of the votes.

Voting intention survey for the federal elections in Belgium (26 may 2019) in April 2019

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Release date

April 2019

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Region

Belgium

Survey time period

March 25 to April 15, 2019

Number of respondents

2,769 respondents

Age group

18 years and older

Special properties

Eligible voters

Method of interview

Telephone interview

Supplementary notes

The survey, conducted and published by RTBF, the Walloon public radio and television network and the Walloon newspaper La Libre, is published four times per year. From this survey on, they cooperate with the Flemish public radio and television network VRT and the Flemish newspaper De Standaard, The survey had 2,768 respondents of which 1,015 were from Wallonia, 1,003 from Flanders and 750 from the Brussels-Capital Region. The question asked was the following: "If federal elections were held today for the Chamber of Representatives, which party would have your preference?" ("Indien er vandaag verkiezingen zouden zijn voor de Kamer van Volksvertegenwoordigers, welke partij geniet dan uw voorkeur?")

The results of the voting intention surveys are separated according to the regions since there are no parties operating on the national level in Belgium. Dutch-speaking voters in Flanders and Brussels can vote for Dutch-speaking parties, while French-speaking voters in Wallonia and Brussels can vote for French-speaking parties.

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