1989 European Parliament election in Luxembourg

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1989 European Parliament election in Luxembourg

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6 seats to the European Parliament

The 1989 European Parliament election in Luxembourg was the election of the delegation from Luxembourg to the European Parliament in 1989.

Results

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Party		Votes	%	Seats	+/–
	Christian Social People's Party	346,621	34.87	3	0
	Luxembourg Socialist Workers' Party	252,920	25.45	2	0
	Democratic Party	198,254	19.95	1	0
	Green List Ecological Initiative	61,054	6.14	0	New
	Communist Party of Luxembourg	46,791	4.71	0	0
	The Green Alternative	42,926	4.32	0	0
	National Movement	28,867	2.90	0	New
	Green Alternative Alliance	8,577	0.86	0	New
	RSP Against Racism and Fascism	6,053	0.61	0	New
	Why Not?	1,876	0.19	0	New
Total		993,939	100.00	6	0

Valid votes		174,472	91.18
Invalid/blank votes		16,870	8.82
Total votes		191,342	100.00
Registered voters/turnout		218,940	87.39
Source: Public.lu

Footnotes

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v t e Elections and referendums in Luxembourg
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Referendums	1919 1937 2005 2015
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