# Namur (former Chamber of Representatives constituency)

Namur was a constituency used to elect members of the Belgian Chamber of Representatives between 1831 and 1995.

## Representatives

| Election | Representative (Party) | Representative (Party) | Representative (Party) | Representative (Party) | Representative (Party) | Representative (Party) | Representative (Party) | Representative (Party) | Representative (Party) | Representative (Party) | Representative (Party) | Representative (Party) |
| 1831 | | Isidore Fallon (Catholic) | | Jean-Baptiste Brabant (Catholic) | | Pierre-Charles Desmanet de Biesme (Liberal) | 3 seats |
| 1833 | | Isidore Fallon (Catholic) | | Jean-Baptiste Brabant (Catholic) | | Pierre-Charles Desmanet de Biesme (Liberal) | 3 seats |
| 1837 | | Isidore Fallon (Catholic) | Denis François de Garcia de la Véga (Catholic) | Jean-Baptiste Brabant (Catholic) | | | 3 seats |
| 1841 | | Isidore Fallon (Catholic) | Denis François de Garcia de la Véga (Catholic) | Jean-Baptiste Brabant (Catholic) | | | 3 seats |
| 1845 | | Isidore Fallon (Catholic) | Denis François de Garcia de la Véga (Catholic) | Jean-Baptiste Brabant (Catholic) | | | 3 seats |
| 1848 | | Constantin Moxhon (Liberal) | François Moncheur (Catholic) | | Xavier Lelièvre (Liberal) | | 3 seats |
| 1852 | | Armand Wasseige (Catholic) | François Moncheur (Catholic) | | Xavier Lelièvre (Liberal) | | 3 seats |
| 1856 | | Armand Wasseige (Catholic) | François Moncheur (Catholic) | | Xavier Lelièvre (Liberal) | | 3 seats |
| 1857 | | Armand Wasseige (Catholic) | François Moncheur (Catholic) | Auguste Royer de Behr (Catholic) | | Charles de Montpellier (Catholic) | 4 seats |
| 1861 | | Armand Wasseige (Catholic) | François Moncheur (Catholic) | Auguste Royer de Behr (Catholic) | | Charles de Montpellier (Catholic) | 4 seats |
| 1864 | | Armand Wasseige (Catholic) | François Moncheur (Catholic) | Auguste Royer de Behr (Catholic) | Xavier Lelièvre (Liberal) | | 4 seats |
| 1868 | | Armand Wasseige (Catholic) | François Moncheur (Catholic) | Auguste Royer de Behr (Catholic) | Xavier Lelièvre (Liberal) | | 4 seats |
| 1870 | | Armand Wasseige (Catholic) | François Moncheur (Catholic) | Auguste Royer de Behr (Catholic) | Xavier Lelièvre (Liberal) | | 4 seats |
| 1874 | Alphonse de Moreau (Catholic) | Armand Wasseige (Catholic) | François Moncheur (Catholic) | | Jean Martin Dohet (Catholic) | | 4 seats |
| 1878 | Alphonse de Moreau (Catholic) | Armand Wasseige (Catholic) | Charles de Montpellier (Catholic) | | Julien Tournay-Detilleux (Liberal) | | 4 seats |
| 1882 | Alphonse de Moreau (Catholic) | Auguste Doucet de Tillier (Catholic) | Ernest Mélot (Catholic) | | Ferdinand Dohet (Catholic) | | 4 seats |
| 1886 | Alphonse de Moreau (Catholic) | Auguste Doucet de Tillier (Catholic) | Ernest Mélot (Catholic) | | Ferdinand Dohet (Catholic) | | 4 seats |
| 1890 | Alphonse de Moreau (Catholic) | Auguste Doucet de Tillier (Catholic) | Ernest Mélot (Catholic) | | Ferdinand Dohet (Catholic) | | 4 seats |
| 1892 | Alphonse de Moreau (Catholic) | Auguste Doucet de Tillier (Catholic) | Ernest Mélot (Catholic) | | Ferdinand Dohet (Catholic) | | 4 seats |
| 1894 | | Eugène Hambursin (Liberal) | | Gustave Defnet (PS) | | Joseph Bodart (Liberal) | 4 seats | | Léopold Gillard (Liberal) |
| 1898 | | Eugène Hambursin (Liberal) | | Gustave Defnet (PS) | | Joseph Bodart (Liberal) | 4 seats | | Léopold Gillard (Liberal) |
| 1900 | | Eugène Hambursin (Liberal) | Auguste Mélot (Catholic) | Gustave Defnet (PS) | | Louis Petit (Catholic) | 4 seats |
| 1904 | Joseph Fossion (PS) | Eugène Hambursin (Liberal) | Auguste Mélot (Catholic) | | Léon Furnémont (PS) | Louis Petit (Catholic) | 5 seats |
| 1908 | Joseph Bologne (PS) | Eugène Hambursin (Liberal) | Auguste Mélot (Catholic) | | Léon Furnémont (PS) | Louis Petit (Catholic) | 5 seats |
| 1912 | Joseph Bologne (PS) | Georges Honincks (Liberal) | Auguste Mélot (Catholic) | Fernand Golenvaux (Catholic) | Emile Sevrin (PS) | | 5 seats |
| 1919 | Joseph Bologne (PS) | | Joseph Gris (PS) | Fernand Golenvaux (Catholic) | Emile Sevrin (PS) | Léon Delacroix (Catholic) | 5 seats |
| 1921 | Joseph Bologne (PS) | Adrien de Montpellier de Vedrin (Catholic) | Joseph Gris (PS) | Fernand Golenvaux (Catholic) | | François Bovesse (Liberal) | 5 seats |
| 1925 | Joseph Bologne (PS) | Adrien de Montpellier de Vedrin (Catholic) | Joseph Gris (PS) | Fernand Golenvaux (Catholic) | | Emile Maillen (PS) | 5 seats |
| 1929 | Joseph Bologne (PS) | Adrien de Montpellier de Vedrin (Catholic) | | François Bovesse (Liberal) | Fernand Mathieu (Catholic) | Emile Maillen (PS) | 5 seats |
| 1932 | Joseph Gris (PS) | Louis Huart (Catholic) | Lucien-Marie Harmegnies (PS) | François Bovesse (Liberal) | Fernand Mathieu (Catholic) | | 5 seats |
| 1936 | Joseph Gris (PS) | Louis Huart (Catholic) | Lucien-Marie Harmegnies (PS) | Georges Guilmin (Liberal) | | Jean Denis (REX) | 5 seats |
| 1939 | Joseph Gris (PS) | Louis Huart (Catholic) | | Georges Guilmin (Liberal) | Maurice Jaminet (Catholic) | René Dieudonné (PS) | 5 seats |
| 1946 | | Charles Héger (CVP) | Gustave Fiévet (BSP) | | Maurice Jaminet (Catholic) | René Dieudonné (PS) | 5 seats | Victor Briol (PCB) |
| 1949 | | Charles Héger (CVP) | Gustave Fiévet (BSP) | Louis Namèche (BSP) | Maurice Jaminet (Catholic) | René Dieudonné (PS) | 5 seats |
| 1950 | | Charles Héger (CVP) | Gustave Fiévet (BSP) | Louis Namèche (BSP) | Maurice Jaminet (Catholic) | René Dieudonné (PS) | 5 seats |
| 1954 | Fernand Massart (BSP) | Charles Héger (CVP) | | Louis Namèche (BSP) | Maurice Jaminet (Catholic) | René Dieudonné (PS) | 5 seats |
| 1958 | Fernand Massart (BSP) | Albert Servais (CVP) | Emile Lacroix (BSP) | Louis Namèche (BSP) | Maurice Jaminet (Catholic) | | 5 seats |
| 1961 | Fernand Massart (BSP) | Albert Servais (CVP) | Emile Lacroix (BSP) | Louis Namèche (BSP) | Maurice Jaminet (Catholic) | | 5 seats |
| 1965 | Léon Remacle (CVP) | | Emile Lacroix (BSP) | Louis Namèche (BSP) | Maurice Jaminet (Catholic) | Charles Poswick (PVV) | 5 seats |
| 1968 | Léon Remacle (CVP) | | Emile Lacroix (BSP) | Louis Namèche (BSP) | Fernand Massart (RW) | Charles Poswick (PVV) | 5 seats |
| 1971 | Léon Remacle (CVP) | Robert Denison (PSB) | | Louis Namèche (BSP) | Fernand Massart (RW) | Charles Poswick (PVV) | 5 seats |
| 1974 | Léon Remacle (CVP) | Robert Denison (PSB) | | Louis Namèche (BSP) | Fernand Massart (RW) | Charles Poswick (PVV) | 5 seats |
| 1977 | Léon Remacle (CVP) | Robert Denison (PSB) | Bernard Anselme (PSB) | | Robert Marchal (cdH) | Charles Poswick (PVV) | 5 seats |
| 1978 | Léon Remacle (CVP) | Robert Denison (PSB) | Bernard Anselme (PSB) | | Robert Marchal (cdH) | Charles Poswick (PVV) | 5 seats |
| 1981 | Léon Remacle (CVP) | Robert Denison (PSB) | Bernard Anselme (PSB) | | Jean Barzin (PRL) | Charles Poswick (PVV) | 5 seats |
| 1985 | | Robert Denison (PSB) | Bernard Anselme (PSB) | André Tilquin (cdH) | | Charles Poswick (PVV) | Claude Eerdekens (PS) | | Paul-Henry Gendebien (cdH) |
| 1988 | | Robert Denison (PSB) | Bernard Anselme (PSB) | Gil Gilles (PS) | Pierre Beaufays (cdH) | Charles Poswick (PVV) | Claude Eerdekens (PS) |
| 1991 | | Jean-Marie Severin (PRL) | Bernard Anselme (PSB) | Gil Gilles (PS) | Pierre Beaufays (cdH) | | Claude Eerdekens (PS) | Philippe Defeyt (Ecolo) |
| 1995 | Merged into Namur-Dinant-Philippeville | Merged into Namur-Dinant-Philippeville | Merged into Namur-Dinant-Philippeville | Merged into Namur-Dinant-Philippeville | Merged into Namur-Dinant-Philippeville | Merged into Namur-Dinant-Philippeville | Merged into Namur-Dinant-Philippeville | Merged into Namur-Dinant-Philippeville | Merged into Namur-Dinant-Philippeville | Merged into Namur-Dinant-Philippeville | Merged into Namur-Dinant-Philippeville | Merged into Namur-Dinant-Philippeville |