Charleroi (Chamber of Representatives constituency)

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Charleroi was a constituency used to elect a single member of the Belgian Chamber of Representatives between 1831 and 1991.

Representatives

Election	Representative (Party)		Representative (Party)		Representative (Party)		Representative (Party)		Representative (Party)		Representative (Party)		Representative (Party)		Representative (Party)
1831		Guillaume Dumont (Liberal)		Jean Pirmez (Liberal)	2 seats
1833	Auguste Frison (Liberal)
1837	Guillaume Dumont (Liberal)
1841
1845			Adolphe Dechamps (Catholic)		3 seats
1848
1852	Aristide Brixhe (Liberal)
1856	Aristide Brixhe (Liberal)			Jean Wautelet (Catholic)
1857	Charles-Louis Lebeau (Liberal)			Eudore Pirmez (Liberal)		Gustave Sabatier (Liberal)	4 seats
1861						Gustave Sabatier (Liberal)
1864			Barthel Dewandre (Liberal)		Dominique Jonet (Liberal)
1868			Barthel Dewandre (Liberal)		Dominique Jonet (Liberal)
1870		Adolphe Drion du Chapois (Catholic)			Albert Hermant (Catholic)		Charles Emile Balisaux (Catholic)		Eugène Charles de Dorlodot (Catholic)	5 seats
1874		Adolphe Drion du Chapois (Catholic)	Casimir Lambert (Liberal)			Gustave Sabatier (Liberal)		Emile Vandam (Liberal)		5 seats
1878		Philippe Mondez (Liberal)					Victor Gillieaux (Liberal)			Victor Lucq (Liberal)	7 seats
1882		Philippe Mondez (Liberal)								Victor Lucq (Liberal)
1886		Ferdinand Noël (Catholic)		Jules Martin Philippot (Liberal)	Lucien Giroul (Liberal)				Adolphe Drion du Chapois (Catholic)
1890		Edouard Chaudron (Liberal)	Léopold Fagnart (Liberal)		Lucien Giroul (Liberal)				Oscar Deprez (Liberal)
1892	Jules Coppée (Liberal)	Edouard Chaudron (Liberal)	Léopold Fagnart (Liberal)						Oscar Deprez (Liberal)
1894		Emile Vandervelde (PS)		Ferdinand Cavrot (PS)			Henri Léonard (PS)		Jean Caeluwaert (PS)		Jules Destrée (PS)		Léon Furnémont (PS)		Pierre Lambillotte (PS)	8 seats
1898		Emile Vandervelde (PS)	Paul Pastur (PS)
1900		Emile Bertaux (Liberal)			Michel Levie (Catholic)
1904	Edmond Dewandre (Liberal)		Emile Buisset (Liberal)					Maurice Pirmez (Catholic)		9 seats
1908		Ernest Drion du Chapois (Catholic)								9 seats
1912	Michel Levie (Catholic)	Emile Brunet (PS)		Maurice Pirmez (Catholic)		Alphonse Briart (Liberal)				Nicolas Souplit (PS)			Victor Ernest (PS)
1919	Michel Levie (Catholic)				Alfred Lombard (PS)				Edouard Falony (PS)
1921	Ernest Drion du Chapois (Catholic)		Arthur Pater (Liberal)
1925			Arthur Pater (Liberal)	Eugène Van Walleghem (PS)			Armand Duvieusart (Catholic)
1929			Jean-Elie Bodart (Catholic)				Edmond Leclercq (Liberal)
1932			Georges Michaux (Catholic)						Henri Glineur (PCB)	Georges Bohy (PS)	Corneille Embise (PS)
1936			Jean-Elie Bodart (Catholic)			Désiré Desellier (PCB)					Prosper Teughels (REX)	Arthur Gailly (PS)
1939	Jean Duvieusart (Catholic)	Marius Bufquin des Essarts (PS)	Oscar Behogne (Catholic)		Jean-Baptiste Cornez (PCB)			Fernand Masquelier (Liberal)			Corneille Embise (PS)	Arthur Gailly (PS)
1946	Jean Duvieusart (Catholic)	Arthur Gailly (BSP)		Corneille Embise (BSP)		Eugène Van Walleghem (BSP)	Fernand Demany (PCB)			Georges Bohy (BSP)		Georges Glineur (PCB)	Joseph Dedoyard (BSP)		Raoul Baligand (PCB)
1949				Maurice Brasseur (CVP)	Raoul Hicguet (BSP)	René De Cooman (BSP)	Fernand Demany (PCB)				René Dupriez (Liberal)
1950							Fernand Devilers (CVP)				Corneille Embise (BSP)
1954							Clotaire Cornet (Liberal)		Yvonne Lambert (BSP)
1958								Lucien Harmegnies (BSP)
1961	Ernest Glinne (BSP)	Yvan Henry (BSP)
1965		Claude Hubaux (PVV)		Fernand Devilers (CVP)							Alfred Califice (cdH)			Robert Moreau (RW)
1968				André Baudson (BSP)		Léopold Tibbaut (BSP)
1971					Fernand Helguers (RW)				Marcel Meuter (RW)				Raymond Brimant (cdH)
1974			Etienne Duvieusart (RW)										Raymond Brimant (cdH)
1977			Etienne Knoops (PRL)					Philippe Maystadt (cdH)	Marc Harmegnies (PS)	Jean-Claude Van Cauwenberghe (PS)		10 seats
1978		Gérard le Hardÿ de Beaulieu (cdH)				Jacques Van Gompel (PS)	Marc Harmegnies (PS)		Philippe Busquin (PS)	Jean-Claude Van Cauwenberghe (PS)
1981					Charles Petitjean (PRL)	Jacques Collart (PS)					Jean-Pol Henry (PS)			Roland Lemoine (PS)
1985					Charles Petitjean (PRL)					Yves Delforge (Ecolo)
1988	Anne-Marie Corbisier-Hagon (cdH)				Philippe Charlier (cdH)								Philippe Laurent (cdH)
1991	Anne-Marie Corbisier-Hagon (cdH)			Daniel Ducarme (PRL)	Philippe Charlier (cdH)					Francis Poty (PS)				Philippe Dallons (Ecolo)
1995	Merged into Charleroi-Thuin

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References

^ "De Belgische Kamer van volksvertegenwoordigers". dekamer.be. Retrieved 2019-05-30.

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