# Mechelen (Chamber of Representatives constituency)

Mechelen was a constituency used to elect members of the Belgian Chamber of Representatives between 1831 and 1995, when it was merged into the constituency of Mechelen-Turnhout.

## 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 | | François Domis (Catholic) | | François Polfvliet (Liberal) | | Philippe-Joseph Boucquéau de Villeraie (Catholic) | 3 seats |
| 1833 | Adolphe Van den Wiele (Catholic) | Charles Mast-De Vries (Catholic) | | François Polfvliet (Liberal) | | | 3 seats |
| 1837 | | Charles Mast-De Vries (Catholic) | Jean de Perceval (Liberal) | François Polfvliet (Liberal) | | | 3 seats |
| 1841 | | Charles Mast-De Vries (Catholic) | Jean Scheyven (Catholic) | | Jean-François Henot (Catholic) | | 3 seats |
| 1845 | | Charles Mast-De Vries (Catholic) | Jean Scheyven (Catholic) | | Jean-François Henot (Catholic) | | 3 seats |
| 1848 | | Armand de Perceval (Liberal) | Félix van den Branden de Reeth (Catholic) | | Florentin de Brouwer de Hogendorp (Liberal) | | 3 seats |
| 1852 | | Armand de Perceval (Liberal) | Félix van den Branden de Reeth (Catholic) | | Florentin de Brouwer de Hogendorp (Liberal) | | 3 seats |
| 1856 | | Armand de Perceval (Liberal) | Félix van den Branden de Reeth (Catholic) | | Florentin de Brouwer de Hogendorp (Liberal) | | 3 seats |
| 1857 | | Jean Notelteirs (Catholic) | Félix van den Branden de Reeth (Catholic) | | Ludovic-Marie d'Ursel (Catholic) | | 3 seats |
| 1861 | | Jean Notelteirs (Catholic) | Félix van den Branden de Reeth (Catholic) | | Ludovic-Marie d'Ursel (Catholic) | | 3 seats |
| 1864 | Eugène de Kerckhove (Catholic) | Jean Notelteirs (Catholic) | | | Ludovic-Marie d'Ursel (Catholic) | | 3 seats |
| 1868 | Eugène de Kerckhove (Catholic) | Jean Notelteirs (Catholic) | Louis Lefebvre (Catholic) | | | | 3 seats |
| 1870 | Eugène de Kerckhove (Catholic) | Jean Notelteirs (Catholic) | Louis Lefebvre (Catholic) | | | | 3 seats |
| 1874 | Eugène de Kerckhove (Catholic) | Jean Notelteirs (Catholic) | Louis Lefebvre (Catholic) | | | | 3 seats |
| 1878 | Eugène de Kerckhove (Catholic) | Jean Notelteirs (Catholic) | Louis Lefebvre (Catholic) | | | | 3 seats |
| 1882 | Victor Emile Fris (Catholic) | Jean Notelteirs (Catholic) | Louis Lefebvre (Catholic) | | | | 3 seats |
| 1886 | Victor Emile Fris (Catholic) | Jean Notelteirs (Catholic) | Albert Alexandre Lefebvre (Catholic) | | | | 3 seats |
| 1890 | Victor Emile Fris (Catholic) | Jean Notelteirs (Catholic) | Albert Alexandre Lefebvre (Catholic) | | | | 3 seats |
| 1892 | Victor Emile Fris (Catholic) | Jean Notelteirs (Catholic) | Albert Alexandre Lefebvre (Catholic) | | François Broers (Catholic) | 4 seats |
| 1894 | Victor Emile Fris (Catholic) | Edouard De Cocq (Catholic) | Albert Alexandre Lefebvre (Catholic) | Florent Van Cauwenbergh (Catholic) | | 4 seats |
| 1898 | Victor Emile Fris (Catholic) | Edouard De Cocq (Catholic) | Albert Alexandre Lefebvre (Catholic) | Florent Van Cauwenbergh (Catholic) | | 4 seats |
| 1900 | | Edouard De Cocq (Catholic) | Albert Alexandre Lefebvre (Catholic) | Florent Van Cauwenbergh (Catholic) | Victor Van de Walle (Liberal) | 4 seats |
| 1904 | | Edouard De Cocq (Catholic) | Albert Alexandre Lefebvre (Catholic) | Florent Van Cauwenbergh (Catholic) | Victor Van de Walle (Liberal) | 4 seats |
| 1908 | Charles Lefebvre (Catholic) | Jules Ortegat (Catholic) | | Florent Van Cauwenbergh (Catholic) | Victor Van de Walle (Liberal) | 4 seats |
| 1912 | Charles Lefebvre (Catholic) | Jules Ortegat (Catholic) | | Florent Van Cauwenbergh (Catholic) | Victor Van de Walle (Liberal) | Paul Lamborelle (Liberal) | 5 seats |
| 1919 | | Auguste Van Landeghem (PS) | | Florent Van Cauwenbergh (Catholic) | Désiré Bouchery (PS) | Jules De Keersmaecker (Catholic) | 5 seats | | Philip Van Isacker (Catholic) |
| 1921 | | Auguste Van Landeghem (PS) | Paul Lamborelle (Liberal) | | Désiré Bouchery (PS) | Jules De Keersmaecker (Catholic) | 5 seats | | Philip Van Isacker (Catholic) |
| 1925 | Jaak Wellens (PS) | | Willem Lambrechts (PS) | | Désiré Bouchery (PS) | Jules De Keersmaecker (Catholic) | 5 seats | | Philip Van Isacker (Catholic) |
| 1929 | | Jan Laenen (Catholic) | | Ward Hermans (Frontpartij) | Désiré Bouchery (PS) | Jules De Keersmaecker (Catholic) | 5 seats | | Philip Van Isacker (Catholic) |
| 1932 | Edgar Maes (Catholic) | | Gaston Fromont (PS) | | Désiré Bouchery (PS) | Oscar Vankesbeeck (Liberal) | 5 seats | | Philip Van Isacker (Catholic) |
| 1936 | Edgar Maes (Catholic) | | Gaston Fromont (PS) | Emiel Van Hamme (Catholic) | Désiré Bouchery (PS) | Jan Laenen (Catholic) | | Jean Schaepherders (Catholic) |
| 1939 | Edgar Maes (Catholic) | Antoon Spinoy (PS) | Gaston Fromont (PS) | Alfons Verbist (Catholic) | | Paul Lamborelle (Liberal) | | Ward Hermans (VNV) |
| 1946 | Edgar Maes (Catholic) | Antoon Spinoy (PS) | Gaston Fromont (PS) | Alfons Verbist (Catholic) | Urbain Muyldermans (Liberal) | | Emiel Van Hamme (CVP) |
| 1949 | Edgar Maes (Catholic) | Antoon Spinoy (PS) | Jan Van Winghe (BSP) | Alfons Verbist (Catholic) | Urbain Muyldermans (Liberal) | | Emiel Van Hamme (CVP) |
| 1950 | | Antoon Spinoy (PS) | Jan Van Winghe (BSP) | Alfons Verbist (Catholic) | Jozef Smedts (CVP) | | Emiel Van Hamme (CVP) | Jos De Saeger (CVP) |
| 1954 | | Antoon Spinoy (PS) | Jan Van Winghe (BSP) | Alfons Verbist (Catholic) | Jozef Magé (BSP) | | Emiel Van Hamme (CVP) | Jos De Saeger (CVP) |
| 1958 | | Antoon Spinoy (PS) | Jan Van Winghe (BSP) | Alfons Verbist (Catholic) | Jozef Smedts (CVP) | | Emiel Van Hamme (CVP) | Jos De Saeger (CVP) |
| 1961 | | Antoon Spinoy (PS) | Jan Van Winghe (BSP) | Herman Vanderpoorten (Liberal) | Jozef Smedts (CVP) | | Emiel Van Hamme (CVP) | Jos De Saeger (CVP) |
| 1965 | Michel Van Dessel (CVP) | Désiré Van Daele (BSP) | Jan Van Winghe (BSP) | | Frans De Weert (PVV) | | Emiel Van Hamme (CVP) | Jos De Saeger (CVP) |
| 1968 | Michel Van Dessel (CVP) | Désiré Van Daele (BSP) | Hugo Adriaensens (BSP) | Charles De Vlieger (PVV) | | Ludo Sels (VU) | | Jos De Saeger (CVP) |
| 1971 | Michel Van Dessel (CVP) | Désiré Van Daele (BSP) | Hugo Adriaensens (BSP) | | Guido Verhaegen (CVP) | Ludo Sels (VU) | | Jos De Saeger (CVP) |
| 1974 | Michel Van Dessel (CVP) | Désiré Van Daele (BSP) | Hugo Adriaensens (BSP) | | Guido Verhaegen (CVP) | Ludo Sels (VU) | Joos Somers (VU) |
| 1977 | Michel Van Dessel (CVP) | Jef Ramaekers (BSP) | | Luc Van den Brande (CVP) | Guido Verhaegen (CVP) | Ludo Sels (VU) | Joos Somers (VU) |
| 1978 | Michel Van Dessel (CVP) | Jef Ramaekers (BSP) | | Luc Van den Brande (CVP) | Guido Verhaegen (CVP) | Lucien Van de Velde (PVV) | Joos Somers (VU) |
| 1981 | | Jef Ramaekers (BSP) | Fernand Geyselings (Agalev) | Luc Van den Brande (CVP) | Guido Verhaegen (CVP) | Lucien Van de Velde (PVV) | Joos Somers (VU) |
| 1985 | Joan Pepermans (Agalev) | Jef Ramaekers (BSP) | | Luc Van den Brande (CVP) | Guido Verhaegen (CVP) | Lucien Van de Velde (PVV) | Paul Hermans (CVP) |
| 1988 | | Freddy Sarens (CVP) | Jean Van der Sande (PS) | Luc Van den Brande (CVP) | | Herman Candries (VU) | Paul Hermans (CVP) | Maurice Vanhoutte (PVV) |
| 1991 | Jozef Van Eetvelt (CVP) | Freddy Sarens (CVP) | Jean Van der Sande (PS) | | Luk Van Nieuwenhuysen (VB) | Herman Candries (VU) | | Maurice Vanhoutte (PVV) |
| 1995 | Merged into Mechelen-Turnhout | Merged into Mechelen-Turnhout | Merged into Mechelen-Turnhout | Merged into Mechelen-Turnhout | Merged into Mechelen-Turnhout | Merged into Mechelen-Turnhout | Merged into Mechelen-Turnhout | Merged into Mechelen-Turnhout | Merged into Mechelen-Turnhout | Merged into Mechelen-Turnhout | Merged into Mechelen-Turnhout | Merged into Mechelen-Turnhout |