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1989 European Parliament election in Belgium
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1989 European Parliament election in Belgium Belgium parliamentary 1984 European Parliament election in Belgium 1984 1994 European Parliament election in Belgium 1994 24 seats to the European Parliament 18 June 1989 150x150px Leo Tindemans Christian People's Party (Belgium) European People's Party 4 seats, 19.80% 5 1 1,247,075 21.14% 1.34% 100px Ernest Glinne Socialist Party (francophone Belgium) Party of European Socialists 5 seats, 13.32% 5 854,207 14.48% 1.16% 100px Marc Galle Flemish Socialist Party Party of European Socialists 4 seats, 17.12% 3 1 733,242 12.43% 4.69% 120x150px Willy De Clercq Party for Freedom and Progress Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe Party 2 seats, 10.60% 3 1 678,421 11.37% 0.77%
Elections to the European Parliament were held in Belgium on 18 June 1989. The Dutch-speaking electoral college elected 13 MEPs and the French-speaking electoral college elected 11 MEPs.
The first election to the newly established Brussels Regional Council was held on the same day.
Results
French-speaking electoral college Socialist Party 854207 5 Christian Social Party 476795 2 Liberal Reformist Party 423479 2 Ecolo 371053 2 Democratic Front of Francophones 85867 0 Socialist Workers' Party 10117 0 Workers' Party of Belgium 9031 0 List for Europe, Workers and Democracy 5503 0 Humanist Party 4342 0 y Dutch-speaking electoral college Christian People's Party 1247075 5 Flemish Socialist Party 733242 3 Party for Freedom and Progress 625561 2 Agalev 446539 1 People's Union-European Free Alliance 318153 1 Vlaams Blok 241117 1 Rainbow 26472 0 Workers' Party of Belgium 20747 0 5899300 539438 7096273 Belgian Elections
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