Belgian regional elections: Parliament of the Brussels-Capital Region French language group election results, share of votes, by party 2019

This statistic displays the election results from the French language group of the Parliament of the Brussels-Capital Region in the Belgian regional elections of May 26, 2019. With 22.03 percent of the votes the French-speaking Socialist party won the majority of the votes. PS is followed by the French-speaking green party Ecolo with just over 19 percent of the vote. The liberal MR party followed in third place with 16.87 percent of the votes.

Parliament of the Brussels-Capital Region French language group election results in the Belgian regional elections of May 26, 2019 - share of votes, by party*

Characteristic	Share of votes
PS	22.03%
Ecolo	19.12%
MR	16.87%
DéFI**	13.81%
PTB	13.47%
cdH	7.58%
Liste Destexhe	2.59%
PARTI POPULAIRE	1.7%
DierAnimal	1.32%
Collectif Citoyen	0.52%
act-SALEM	0.39%
Plan B	0.29%
Hé	0.18%
be@eu	0.13%

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June 2019

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Belgium

Survey time period

May 26, 2019

Supplementary notes

* In the Belgian regional elections representatives for the regional parliaments, that is the Flemish Parliament, the Walloon Parliament, the Parliament of the German-speaking Community, and the Parliament of the Brussels-Capital Region, are elected. Members of the Parliament of the French-speaking Community are not directly elected, but are members of the Walloon Parliament and the French-speaking part of the Parliament of the Brussels-Capital Region. The Parliament of the Brussels-Capital Region consists of both French- and Dutch-speaking members (72 French-speaking and 17 Dutch-speaking). To elect the members from the different language groups the election lists are divided into two groups: the Dutch-speaking language group and the French-speaking language group.

** During the party conference in November 2015, the majority of the FDF militants accepted a proposal to change the party name from FDF to DéFI.

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