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2009 Belgian regional elections

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none Regional elections were held in Belgium on 7 June 2009 to choose representatives in the regional parliaments of Flanders, Wallonia, Brussels and the German-speaking Community of Belgium. These elections were held on the same day as the European elections.http://www.eurotopics.net/en/presseschau/aeltere/NEWSLETTER-2009-02-18-Belgian-state-reform-failsJuly 2017 InternetArchiveBot yes The Parliament of the French Community is composed of all elected members of the Walloon Parliament (except German-speakers) and the first 19 French-speaking members of the Brussels Parliament. Flemish Parliament Politics of Flanders 2009 Flemish parliamentary election Flanders parliamentary no 2004 Belgian regional elections 2004 List of members of the Flemish Parliament, 2004–09 List of members of the Flemish Parliament, 2009–14 2014 Belgian regional elections 2014 All 124 seats in the Flemish Parliament 62 2009 06 07 yes Flemish Government Flemish Government after election Peeters I Government nl Regering-Peeters I CD&V-sp.a-Open Vld-N-VA coalition Peeters II Government CD&V-sp.a-N-VA coalition All 124 members of the Flemish Parliament were elected. The five Flemish provinces (West Flanders, East Flanders, Antwerp, Flemish Brabant and Limburg) each are a constituency, plus the Brussels-Capital Region where those voting for a Dutch-language party could also vote in the Flemish election. File:2009 Flemish Parliament.svg Flanders Brussels Total +/- Christian Democratic and Flemish 939873 31 1 31 -4 Flemish Interest 628564 20 1 21 -11 Socialist Party Differently 627852 18 1 19 -6 Open Flemish Liberals and Democrats 616610 19 2 21 -4 New Flemish Alliance 537040 16 16 +16 List Dedecker 313176 8 8 +8 Groen! 278211 6 1 7 +1 Union of Francophones 47319 1 1 Social Liberal Party 44734 Workers' Party of Belgium+ 42849 Left Socialist Party 10038 Belgische Alliantie 9318 Vrijheid 6228 RESPECT 5692 Committee for Another Policy 2211 Vrije Christen Democraten 1898 Belgische Unie – Union Belge 712 239482 4676488 Belgian Elections Details Region Seats won per party Total seats Provinces CD&V VB OPEN VLD SP.A N-VA LDD GROEN! UFFlandersAntwerp8 33 Christian Democratic and Flemish7 33 Flemish Interest4 33 Open Flemish Liberals and Democrats5 33 Socialist Party Differently6 33 New Flemish Alliance1 33 List Dedecker2 33 Green!33 124 greyEast Flanders6 27 Christian Democratic and Flemish4 27 Flemish Interest6 27 Open Flemish Liberals and Democrats4 27 Socialist Party Differently3 27 New Flemish Alliance2 27 List Dedecker2 27 Green!27 124 greyFlemish Brabant4 20 Christian Democratic and Flemish3 20 Flemish Interest4 20 Open Flemish Liberals and Democrats3 20 Socialist Party Differently3 20 New Flemish Alliance1 20 List Dedecker1 20 Green!1 20 Union of Franchophones20 124 greyLimburg5 16 Christian Democratic and Flemish3 16 Flemish Interest2 16 Open Flemish Liberals and Democrats3 16 Socialist Party Differently2 16 New Flemish Alliance1 16 List Dedecker16 124 greyWest Flanders7 22 Christian Democratic and Flemish3 22 Flemish Interest3 22 Open Flemish Liberals and Democrats3 22 Socialist Party Differently2 22 New Flemish Alliance3 22 List Dedecker1 22 Green!22 124 greyBrussels1 6 Christian Democratic and Flemish1 6 Flemish Interest2 6 Open Flemish Liberals and Democrats1 6 Socialist Party Differently1 6 Green!6 124 greyTotal31 124 Christian Democratic and Flemish21 124 Flemish Interest21 124 Open Flemish Liberals and Democrats19 124 Socialist Party Differently16 124 New Flemish Alliance8 124 List Dedecker7 124 Green!1 124 Union of Franchophones124 124 grey Walloon Parliament 2009 Walloon parliamentary election Wallonia parliamentary no 2004 Belgian regional elections 2004 2014 Belgian regional elections 2014 All 75 seats in the Walloon Parliament 38 2009 06 07 yes Walloon Government Walloon Government after election Demotte I Government fr Gouvernement Demotte I PS-cdH Demotte II Government fr Gouvernement Demotte II PS-Ecolo-cdH File:2009 Walloon Parliament.svg Socialist Party 657803 29 -4 Reformist Movement 469792 19 -2 Ecolo 372067 14 +11 Humanist Democratic Centre 323952 13 -1 National Front 57374 -4 Rassemblement Wallonie France 27955 Workers' Party of Belgium+ 24875 Wallonie D'Abord 19255 FN Plus 13116 Wallons 10008 MS 6470 PC - GE 6431 LiDé 4763 Parti Pensionnés 3939 CAP DORAZIO 2115 Belgique Positif 1511 PSL 1508 CDF 1342 OSER 717 Velorution 429 GPS 399 ACNV 379 F.D.W. 311 Ripost 279 Républicain Wallon 248 166863 2442697 Belgian Elections Brussels Regional Parliament 2009 Brussels parliamentary election Brussels-Capital Region parliamentary no 2004 Belgian regional elections 2004 2014 Belgian regional elections 2014 All 89 seats in the Brussels Parliament 45 2009 06 07 yes Brussels Government Brussels Government after election Picqué III Government nl Regering-Picqué IVII PS-sp.a-cdH-CD&V-Open Vld-Ecolo coalition Picqué IV Government nl Regering-Picqué IV PS-Ecolo-Groen-cdH-CD&V-Open Vld coalition All 89 members of the Parliament of the Brussels-Capital Region were elected. Those voting for a Dutch-language party could also cast a vote for the Flemish parliamentary election. File:2009 Brussels Parliament.svg French language group Reformist Movement 121905 24 Socialist Party 107303 21 Ecolo 82663 16 Humanist Democratic Centre 60527 11 National Front 7803 Pro Bruxsel 6840 Egalité 4289 musulmans.be 4055 Workers' Party+ 3427 PC-PSL-LCR-PH 2042 CDF 1807 Vélorution! 1402 Rassemblement Wallonie France 1321 FDB 588 New Belgian Front 557 CAP D'Orazio 521 Unie 491 Nation 471 Trefle 416 D.P. 299 P.S.H 143 y Dutch language group Open Flemish Liberals and Democrats 11957 4 Socialist Party Differently 10085 4 Flemish Interest 9072 3 Christian Democratic and Flemish 7696 3 Green! 5806 2 New Flemish Alliance 2586 1 List Dedecker 1957 Pro Bruxsel 1225 Workers' Party+ 611 Belgische Unie – Union Belge 462 Social Liberal Party 361 460688 24031 574793 Belgian Elections Parliament of the German-speaking Community All 25 members of the Parliament of the German-speaking Community were elected. File:2009 German-speaking Community Parliament.svg Christian Social Party 10122 −5.77% 7 −1 Socialist Party 7231 +0.29% 5 Party for Freedom and Progress 6562 −3.46% 4 −1 ProDG 6553 +5.80% 4 +1 Ecolo 4310 +3.32% 3 +1 Vivant 2684 −0.18% 2 4817 47446 Belgian Elections References External links Official 2009 elections websiteOctober 2016 InternetArchiveBot yes Tractothèque - Electoral posters and leaflets Category:2009 elections in Belgium 2009 Category:June 2009 in Europe