Oudenaarde (Chamber of Representatives constituency)

Oudenaarde was a constituency used to elect members of the Belgian Chamber of Representatives between 1831 and 1995. Its main urban centre was the municipality of Oudenaarde.

Representatives

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Election Representative
(Party)
Representative
(Party)
Representative
(Party)
1831 Charles Liedts
(Liberal)
Hippolyte della Faille d'Huysse
(Catholic)
Jean Thienpont
(Catholic)
1833 Edouard De Jaegher
(Catholic)
1837 Jean-Marie de Villegas
(Liberal)
1841
1845
1848 Frédéricq De Bourdeau d'Huy
(Liberal)
Raymond Dhont
(Liberal)
Victor Liefmans
(Liberal)
1852 Léon Victor Jean Thienpont
(Catholic)
Théodore Van der Donckt
(Catholic)
Yves Magherman
(Catholic)
1856
1857
1861
1864
1868
1870
1874
1878 Edmond Van Brabandt
(Catholic)
Florent De Bleeckere
(Catholic)
1882
1886 Ephrem De Malander
(Catholic)
Louis Thienpont
(Catholic)
Paul Raepsaet
(Catholic)
1890
1892
1894
1898 Auguste Ferrant
(Catholic)
1900 Jean-Baptiste de Ghellinck d'Elseghem
(Catholic)
Camille Liefmans
(Liberal)
1904 Pierre D'hauwer
(Liberal)
1908
1912 Gaston Behaghel de Bueren
(Catholic)
Alfred Amelot
(Liberal)
1919 Eugène Soudan
(PS)
Robert Doutreligne
(Catholic)
1921 Adrien Iweins d'Eeckhoutte
(Catholic)
1925 Leo Vindevogel
(Catholic)
1929
1932
1936 Philippe Behaghel de Bueren
(REX)
1939 Eugène Soudan
(PS)
1946 Maurice Herman
(CVP)
1949
1950 Jan Verroken
(CVP)
1954 Michel Van Caeneghem
(CVP)
1958 Liban Martens
(Liberal)
1961 Marcel Vanderhaegen
(BSP)
1965
1968 Denis Baeskens
(CVP)
Herman De Croo
(PVV)
1971 Marcel Vanderhaegen
(BSP)
1974 Paul Ghysbrecht
(BSP)
1977 Lieven Bauwens
(VU)
1978 Albert De Cordier
(PVV)
1981 Elie Bockstal
(CVP)
Paul Tant
(CVP)
1985 2 seats
1988 Jozef Cuyvers
(Agalev)
1991 Karim Van Overmeire
(VB)
Paul Tant
(CVP)
1995 Merged into Oudenaarde-Aalst

References

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