List of members of the Chamber of Representatives of Belgium, 2003–2007

This is a list of members of the Belgian Chamber of Representatives during the 51st legislature (2003-2007).

Election results (18 May 2003)

e • d **Summary of the 13 May 2003 Belgian Chamber of Representatives election results**
Party		Main ideology	Leader(s)	Votes	%	+/–	E.c. %	Seats	+/–
← 1999 • 2003 • 2007 →
	Flemish Liberals and Democrats (VLD)	Liberalism	Karel De Gucht	1,009,223	15.36	1.1	25.9	25	2
	Socialist Party–Differently (SP.A) + Spirit (SPIRIT)	Social democracy	Steve Stevaert	979,750	14.91	5.4	24.9	23	9
	Christian Democratic & Flemish (CD&V)	Christian democracy	Stefaan De Clerck	870,749	13.25	0.84	25.3	21	1
	Socialist Party (PS)	Social democracy	Elio Di Rupo	855,992	13.02	2.8	36.4	25	6
	Flemish Block (VB)	Flemish nationalism	Frank Vanhecke	767,605	11.59	1.7	18.2	18	3
	Reformist Movement (MR)	Liberalism	Antoine Duquesne	748,954	11.40	1.3	28.4	24	6
	Humanist Democratic Centre (CDH)	Christian democracy	Joëlle Milquet	359,660	5.47	0.4	15.4	8	2
	New Flemish Alliance (N-VA)	Flemish nationalism	Geert Bourgeois	201,399	3.06	2.5		1	9
	Confederated Ecologists (ECOLO)	Green politics		201,123	3.06	4.3	8.5	4	7
	National Front (FN)	Nationalism	Daniel Féret	130,012	1.98	0.5	5.6	1	0
	Living Differently (AGALEV)	Green politics	Jos Geysels	162,205	2.47	3.5	3.9	0	9
	Vivant (VIVANT)	Social liberalism	Roland Duchâtelet	81,337	1.20	0.9	—	0	0
	Others (parties that received less than 1% of the national vote)			204,180	3.10	—	—	—	—
Valid votes				6,572,189	94.74
Blank and invalid votes				364,612	5.26
Totals				6,936,801	100.00	—	—	150	0
Electorate and voter turnout				7,570,637	91.63
Source: Federal Portal − Chamber Elections 2003. Notes: 1) The 1999 data are resp. SP instead of SP.A-Spirit, CVP instead of CD&V, PRL-FDF-MCC alliance instead of MR, PSC instead of cdH and VU instead of N-VA.

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Dutch-speaking

Christian Democratic and Flemish (21)

	Representative	Electoral district
	Bogaert, HendrikHendrik Bogaert
	Blondé-Creyf, SimonneSimonne Blondé-Creyf
	Claes, DirkDirk Claes
	De Crem, PieterPieter De Crem
	Deseyn, RoelRoel Deseyn
	Devlies, CarlCarl Devlies
	D'hondt, GretaGreta D'hondt
	Goutry, LucLuc Goutry
	Kelchtermans, TheoTheo Kelchtermans
	Lanjri, NahimaNahima Lanjri
	Muylle, NathalieNathalie Muylle
	Pieters, TreesTrees Pieters
	Schryvers, KatrienKatrien Schryvers
	Tant, PaulPaul Tant
	Van den Bergh, JefJef Van den Bergh
	Van der Auwera, LiesbethLiesbeth Van der Auwera
	Vandeurzen, JoJo Vandeurzen
	Van Parys, TonyTony Van Parys
	Van Rompuy, HermanHerman Van Rompuy
	Verhaegen, MarkMark Verhaegen
	Verherstraeten, ServaisServais Verherstraeten

Flemish Interest (18)

	Representative	Electoral district
	Annemans, GerolfGerolf Annemans	Antwerp
	Bultinck, KoenKoen Bultinck	West Flanders
	Caslo, NancyNancy Caslo	Antwerp
	Colen, AlexandraAlexandra Colen	Antwerp
	De Man, FilipFilip De Man	Brussels-Halle-Vilvoorde
	Depoortere, OrtwinOrtwin Depoortere (8 July 2004–) replaces Gerda Van Steenberge	East Flanders
	D'haeseleer, GuyGuy D'haeseleer	East Flanders
	Govaerts, MarleenMarleen Govaerts	Limburg
	Goyvaerts, HagenHagen Goyvaerts	Leuven
	Laeremans, BartBart Laeremans	Brussels-Halle-Vilvoorde
	Mortelmans, JanJan Mortelmans	Antwerp
	Neel, StafStaf Neel	Antwerp
	Schoofs, BertBert Schoofs	Limburg
	Sevenhans, LucLuc Sevenhans replaces Filip Dewinter	Antwerp
	Tastenhoye, GuidoGuido Tastenhoye	Antwerp
	Van den Broeck, JaakJaak Van den Broeck	East Flanders
	Van den Eynde, FrancisFrancis Van den Eynde	East Flanders
	Van Themsche, FriedaFrieda Van Themsche replaces Frank Vanhecke	West Flanders

Flemish Liberals and Democrats (25)

	Representative	Electoral district
	Anthuenis, FilipFilip Anthuenis
	Avontroodt, YolandeYolande Avontroodt
	Borginon, AlfonsAlfons Borginon
	Chevalier, MiguelMiguel Chevalier
	Cortois, WillyWilly Cortois
	Daems, RikRik Daems
	De Block, MaggieMaggie De Block
	De Croo, HermanHerman De Croo
	De Padt, GuidoGuido De Padt
	Dierickx, HildeHilde Dierickx
	Goris, StefStef Goris
	Hove, GuyGuy Hove
	Lahaye-Battheu, SabienSabien Lahaye-Battheu
	Lano, PierrePierre Lano
	Lenssen, GeorgesGeorges Lenssen
	Marinower, ClaudeClaude Marinower
	Meeus, IngridIngrid Meeus
	Germeaux, JacquesJacques Germeaux
	Taelman, MartineMartine Taelman
	Tommelein, BartBart Tommelein
	Turtelboom, AnnemieAnnemie Turtelboom
	Van Biesen, LukLuk Van Biesen
	Van Campenhout, LudoLudo Van Campenhout
	Vautmans, HildeHilde Vautmans
	Versnick, GeertGeert Versnick

New Flemish Alliance (1)

	Representative	Electoral district
	De Groote, PatrickPatrick De Groote ← Bourgeois	West Flanders

Socialist Party–Different / Spirit (23)

	Representative	Electoral district
	Bex, StijnStijn Bex
	Bonte, HansHans Bonte
	Casaer, DylanDylan Casaer
	Çavdarlı, CemalCemal Çavdarlı
	Claes, HildeHilde Claes
	De Coene, PhilippePhilippe De Coene
	De Meyer, MagdaMagda De Meyer
	Detiège, MayaMaya Detiège
	Douifi, DalilaDalila Douifi
	Geerts, DavidDavid Geerts
	Hiemeliers-Baeke, Anne-MarieAnne-Marie Hiemeliers-Baeke
	Jiroflée, KarineKarine Jiroflée
	Lambert, GeertGeert Lambert
	Lansens, PatrickPatrick Lansens
	Muls, WalterWalter Muls
	Peeters, JanJan Peeters
	Roppe, AnnemieAnnemie Roppe
	Storms, AnneliesAnnelies Storms
	Swennen, GuyGuy Swennen
	T'Sijen, KoenKoen T'Sijen
	Van der Maelen, DirkDirk Van der Maelen
	van Gool, GreetGreet van Gool
	Verhaert, IngaInga Verhaert

French-speaking

Ecolo (4)

	Representative	Electoral district
	Genot, ZoéZoé Genot replaces Olivier Deleuze	Brussels-Halle-Vilvoorde
	Gerkens, MurielMuriel Gerkens	Liège
	Gobert, GérardGérard Gobert replaces Jean-Marc Nollet	Hainaut
	Nagy, MarieMarie Nagy	Brussels-Halle-Vilvoorde

Humanist Democratic Centre (7)

	Representative	Electoral district
	Arens, JosephJoseph Arens	Luxembourg
	Drèze, BenoîtBenoît Drèze (1 July 2004) replaces Louis Smal	Liège
	Lavaux, DavidDavid Lavaux (11 January 2007) replaces Jean-Jacques Viseur	Hainaut
	Milquet, JoëlleJoëlle Milquet	Brussels-Halle-Vilvoorde
	Fonck, CatherineCatherine Fonck replaces Anne-Marie Corbisier-Hagon	Hainaut
	Wathelet, Jr., MelchiorMelchior Wathelet, Jr.	Liège
	Wiaux, BrigitteBrigitte Wiaux (21 July 2004) replaces Raymond Langendries	Walloon Brabant

National Front (1)

	Representative	Electoral district
	Cocriamont, PatrickPatrick Cocriamont

Reformist Movement (25)

	Representative	Electoral district
	Bacquelaine, DanielDaniel Bacquelaine
	Barzin, AnneAnne Barzin
	Bellot, FrançoisFrançois Bellot
	Cahay-André, PierrettePierrette Cahay-André
	Chastel, OlivierOlivier Chastel
	Collard, PhilippePhilippe Collard
	Courtois, AlainAlain Courtois
	De Bue, ValérieValérie De Bue
	de Donnea, François-XavierFrançois-Xavier de Donnea
	Denis, RobertRobert Denis
	De Permentier, CorinneCorinne De Permentier
	Ducarme, DanielDaniel Ducarme
	Ducarme, DenisDenis Ducarme
	Fournaux, RichardRichard Fournaux
	Galant, JacquelineJacqueline Galant
	Gustin, LucLuc Gustin
	Hasquin, HervéHervé Hasquin
	Lejeune, JoséeJosée Lejeune
	Libert, EricEric Libert
	Maingain, OlivierOlivier Maingain
	Malmendier, Jean-PierreJean-Pierre Malmendier
	Marghem, Marie-ChristineMarie-Christine Marghem
	Michel, CharlesCharles Michel
	Monfils, PhilippePhilippe Monfils
	Tilmans, DominiqueDominique Tilmans

Socialist Party (25)

	Representative	Electoral district
	Belhouari, TabiaTabia Belhouari
	Boukourna, MohammedMohammed Boukourna
	Burgeon, ColetteColette Burgeon
	Chabot, JacquesJacques Chabot
	De Clercq, AlissonAlisson De Clercq
	Delizée, Jean-MarcJean-Marc Delizée
	Déom, ValérieValérie Déom
	Dieu, CamilleCamille Dieu
	Frédéric, AndréAndré Frédéric
	Ghenne, VéroniqueVéronique Ghenne
	Giet, ThierryThierry Giet
	Harmegnies, YvonYvon Harmegnies
	Henry, Jean-PolJean-Pol Henry
	Lalieux, KarineKarine Lalieux
	Lambert, Marie-ClaireMarie-Claire Lambert
	Maene, Jean-ClaudeJean-Claude Maene
	Massin, EricEric Massin
	Mathot, AlainAlain Mathot
	Mayeur, YvanYvan Mayeur
	Moriau, PatrickPatrick Moriau
	Pécriaux, SophieSophie Pécriaux
	Perpète, AndréAndré Perpète
	Saudoyer, AnnickAnnick Saudoyer
	Van Grootenbrulle, BrunoBruno Van Grootenbrulle
	Van Lombeek-Jacobs, DanielleDanielle Van Lombeek-Jacobs

v t e Lists of members of Belgian Parliaments

Senate (upper house of the Belgian Federal Parliament)	1991–1995 1995–1999 1999–2003 2003–2007 2007–2010 current senators (former)

Chamber of Representatives (lower house of the Belgian Federal Parliament)	1991–1995 1995–1999 1999–2003 2003–2007 2007–2010 current representatives (former)

Brussels-Capital Region Parliament	1989–1995 1995–1999 1999–2004 2004–2009 current members (former)

Flemish Region and Community	1995–1999 1999–2004 2004–2009 current members (former)

Walloon Region	1995–1999 1999–2004 2004–2009 current members (former)

French Community	1995–1999 1999–2004 2004–2009 current members (former)

German-speaking Community	1974–1977 1977–1978 1978–1981 1981–1986 1986–1990 1990–1995 1995–1999 1999–2004 2004–2009 current members (former)

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