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The constituency was established in 1919 following the introduction of proportional representation for elections to the Chamber of Deputies. It consists of the cantons of Clervaux, Diekirch, Redange, Vianden and Wiltz. The constituency currently elects nine of the 60 members of the Chamber of Deputies using the open party-list proportional representation electoral system. At the 2018 general election it had 47,223 registered electors.Table of ContentsElectoral system[edit]Election results[edit]Summary[edit]Detailed[edit]2010s[edit]2018[edit]2013[edit]2000s[edit]2009[edit]2004[edit]1990s[edit]1999[edit]1994[edit]1980s[edit]1989[edit]1984[edit]1970s[edit]1979[edit]1974[edit]1960s[edit]1968[edit]1964[edit]1950s[edit]1959[edit]1954[edit]1951[edit]1940s[edit]1945[edit]1930s[edit]1937[edit]1931[edit]1920s[edit]1925[edit]1922[edit]1910s[edit]1919[edit]References[edit]Electoral system[edit]North currently elects nine of the 60 members of the Chamber of Deputies using the open party-list proportional representation electoral system.[4][5] Electors votes for candidates rather than parties and may cast as many votes as the number of deputies to be elected from the constituency.[6][7] They may vote for an entire party list or individual candidates and may cast up to two votes for an individual candidate.[6][7] If the party list contains fewer candidates than the number of deputies to be elected, the elector may vote for candidates from other lists as long as their total number of votes does not exceed the number of deputies to be elected.[7][8] The ballot paper is invalidated if the elector cast more votes than the number of deputies to be elected from the constituency. Split-ticket voting (panachage) is permitted.[6][7]       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4The votes received by each party’s candidates are aggregated and seats are allocated to each party using the Hagenbach-Bischoff quota.[8][9]Election results[edit]Summary[edit]ElectionCommunistsKPL \/ ABPLeftDL \/ NL \/ RSP \/ LCRSocialist WorkersLSAP \/ LAP \/ SPGreensDG \/ GLEI-GAP \/ GAPDemocratsDP \/ GD \/ GPD \/ LP \/ FDPChristianSocial PeopleCSV \/ RPAlternativeDemocratic ReformADR \/ 5\/6Votes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%SeatsVotes%Seats20182,7340.79%012,1643.53%054,68215.87%144,72812.98%159,03917.13%2111,06732.23%433,7519.79%120132,5750.81%08,1382.56%054,78817.22%228,6469.01%175,42623.71%2107,16333.69%420,2466.36%020092,8340.98%05,7852.00%050,40817.41%131,21310.78%152,65318.18%2114,65839.60%429,71010.26%120043,7251.34%043,81215.78%130,18610.88%156,25320.27%2100,66536.27%440,99114.77%119993,6531.42%042,62516.52%123,6409.16%162,37124.17%280,64231.25%343,14716.72%219941,9180.76%048,00319.01%221,2608.42%157,48422.76%283,93533.24%335,24913.96%119893,6261.47%048,90019.84%255,76022.62%292,76937.64%424,77310.05%119843,7091.55%058,67324.57%262,51026.18%2109,27045.76%519793,6391.52%040,86517.11%147,63119.95%2106,60044.64%519746,8762.85%08890.37%049,68020.59%254,89022.75%298,17640.68%419689,0494.08%066,62630.07%342,40919.14%2102,80546.40%419645,9472.53%077,87433.14%336,53315.55%1107,09845.58%5195981,02828.78%366,91323.77%2133,56047.45%519544,3651.50%072,57724.88%237,62112.90%1177,08760.72%719515,0491.72%070,53724.09%266,37522.67%2150,86651.52%619458,8693.00%048,24116.30%158,36819.72%2180,47860.98%7193752,59916.55%227,6218.69%1185,62058.42%7193137,92313.02%135,70212.26%1163,50856.13%7192527,4989.46%1154,34753.12%6192224,8798.33%1176,67059.12%7191929,5469.04%1211,15964.58%8Detailed[edit]2010s[edit]2018[edit]Results of the 2018 general election held on 14 October 2018:[10][11]PartyVotes%SeatsChristian Social People’s PartyCSV111,06732.23%4Democratic PartyDP59,03917.13%2Luxembourg Socialist Workers’ PartyLSAP54,68215.87%1The GreensDG44,72812.98%1Alternative Democratic Reform PartyADR33,7519.79%1Pirate Party LuxembourgPPLU26,4217.67%0The LeftDL12,1643.53%0Communist Party of LuxembourgKPL2,7340.79%0Total344,586100.00%9Valid Votes40,292Blank Votes1,3353.08%Rejected Votes \u2013 Other1,7664.07%Total Polled43,39391.89%Registered Electors47,223The following candidates were elected:[12]Andr\u00e9 Bauler (DP), 9,227 votes; Emile Eicher (CSV), 12,956 votes; Jeff Engelen (ADR), 6,094 votes; Fernand Etgen (DP), 9,819 votes; Martine Hansen (CSV), 20,249 votes; Ali Kaes (CSV), 12,198 votes; Marco Schank (CSV), 14,096 votes; Romain Schneider (LSAP), 12,306 votes; and Claude Turmes (DG), 11,243 votes.2013[edit]Results of the 2013 general election held on 20 October 2013:[13][14]       (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4PartyVotes%SeatsChristian Social People’s PartyCSV107,16333.69%4Democratic PartyDP75,42623.71%2Luxembourg Socialist Workers’ PartyLSAP54,78817.22%2The GreensDG28,6469.01%1Alternative Democratic Reform PartyADR20,2466.36%0Pirate Party LuxembourgPPLU10,7333.37%0Party for Full DemocracyPID10,3843.26%0The LeftDL8,1382.56%0Communist Party of LuxembourgKPL2,5750.81%0Total318,099100.00%9Valid Votes37,210Blank Votes1,1652.92%Rejected Votes \u2013 Other1,5423.86%Total Polled39,91792.40%Registered Electors43,198The following candidates were elected:[15]Andr\u00e9 Bauler (DP), 10,933 votes; Emile Eicher (CSV), 13,083 votes; Camille Gira (DG), 7,548 votes; Charles Goerens (DP), 17,523 votes; Claude Haagen (LSAP), 7,225 votes; Martine Hansen (CSV), 16,838 votes; Ali Kaes (CSV), 12,702 votes; Marco Schank (CSV), 17,174 votes; and Romain Schneider (LSAP), 12,389 votes.2000s[edit]2009[edit]Results of the 2009 general election held on 7 June 2009:[16][17]PartyVotes%SeatsChristian Social People’s PartyCSV114,65839.60%4Democratic PartyDP52,65318.18%2Luxembourg Socialist Workers’ PartyLSAP50,40817.41%1The GreensDG31,21310.78%1Alternative Democratic Reform PartyADR29,71010.26%1The LeftDL5,7852.00%0Communist Party of LuxembourgKPL2,8340.98%0Citizens’ List2,2860.79%0Total289,547100.00%9Valid Votes34,492Blank Votes1,2863.48%Rejected Votes \u2013 Other1,1773.18%Total Polled36,95592.98%Registered Electors39,743The following candidates were elected:[18]Andr\u00e9 Bauler (DP), 7,169 votes; Jean Colombera (ADR), 5,110 votes; Fernand Etgen (DP), 10,423 votes; Camille Gira (DG), 9,441 votes; Marie-Jos\u00e9e Jacobs (CSV), 18,220 votes; Ali Kaes (CSV), 14,862 votes; Marco Schank (CSV), 16,760 votes; Romain Schneider (LSAP), 10,037 votes; and Lucien Weiler (CSV), 14,821 votes.2004[edit]Results of the 2004 general election held on 13 June 2004:[19][20]PartyVotes%SeatsChristian Social People’s PartyCSV100,66536.27%4Democratic PartyDP56,25320.27%2Luxembourg Socialist Workers’ PartyLSAP43,81215.78%1Alternative Democratic Reform PartyADR40,99114.77%1The GreensDG30,18610.88%1The LeftDL3,7251.34%0Free Party of LuxembourgFPL1,9250.69%0Total277,557100.00%9Valid Votes32,839Blank Votes9792.81%Rejected Votes \u2013 Other9842.83%Total Polled34,80294.29%Registered Electors36,911The following candidates were elected:[21]Emile Calmes (DP), 7,331 votes; Camille Gira (DG), 9,375 votes; Charles Goerens (DP), 16,788 votes; Marie-Jos\u00e9e Jacobs (CSV), 16,947 votes; Ali Kaes (CSV), 11,228 votes; Jean-Pierre Koepp (ADR), 8,245 votes; Marco Schank (CSV), 13,368 votes; Romain Schneider (LSAP), 6,508 votes; and Lucien Weiler (CSV), 10,957 votes.1990s[edit]1999[edit]Results of the 1999 general election held on 13 June 1999:[22]PartyVotes%SeatsChristian Social People’s PartyCSV80,64231.25%3Democratic PartyDP62,37124.17%2Action Committee for Democracy and Pensions JusticeADR43,14716.72%2Luxembourg Socialist Workers’ PartyLSAP42,62516.52%1The GreensDG23,6409.16%1The LeftDL3,6531.42%0Green and Liberal AllianceGaL1,9850.77%0Total258,063100.00%9Valid Votes30,730Rejected Votes1,9235.89%Total Polled32,65387.63%Registered Electors37,263The following candidates were elected:[23]Emile Calmes (DP), 9,488 votes; Jean Colombera (ADR), 5,000 votes; Camille Gira (DG), 7,707 votes; Charles Goerens (DP), 14,936 votes; Marie-Jos\u00e9e Jacobs (CSV), 13,700 votes; Jean-Pierre Koepp (ADR), 11,017 votes; Marco Schank (CSV), 9,407 votes; Lucien Weiler (CSV), 10,435 votes; and Georges Wohlfart (LSAP), 10,183 votes.1994[edit]Results of the 1994 general election held on 12 June 1994:[24][25]PartyVotes%SeatsChristian Social People’s PartyCSV83,93533.24%3Democratic PartyDP57,48422.76%2Luxembourg Socialist Workers’ PartyLSAP48,00319.01%2Action Committee for Democracy and Pensions JusticeADR35,24913.96%1The GreensGLEI-GAP21,2608.42%1National MovementNB4,6831.85%0Communist Party of LuxembourgKPL1,9180.76%0Total252,532100.00%9Valid Votes30,101Blank Votes1,0963.41%Rejected Votes \u2013 Other9392.92%Total Polled32,13689.62%Registered Electors35,857The following candidates were elected:[26]Emile Calmes (DP), 9,107 votes; Camille Gira (GLEI-GAP), 6,207 votes; Charles Goerens (DP), 14,196 votes; Marie-Jos\u00e9e Jacobs (CSV), 16,333 votes; \u00c9douard Juncker (CSV), 11,791 votes; Jean-Pierre Koepp (ADR), 9,257 votes; Camille Weiler (LSAP), 6,450 votes; Lucien Weiler (CSV), 9,374 votes; and Georges Wohlfart (LSAP), 11,591 votes.1980s[edit]1989[edit]Results of the 1989 general election held on 18 June 1989:[27][28]PartyVotes%SeatsChristian Social People’s PartyCSV92,76937.64%4Democratic PartyDP55,76022.62%2Luxembourg Socialist Workers’ PartyLSAP48,90019.84%2Action Committee 5\/6 Pensions for Everyone5\/624,77310.05%1Ecological List for the NorthGLEI-GAP16,6496.75%0List for Ice Cream and a Regional PolicyLERP4,0131.63%0Communist Party of LuxembourgKPL3,6261.47%0Total246,490100.00%9Valid Votes29,323Blank Votes9483.06%Rejected Votes \u2013 Other7592.45%Total Polled31,03088.25%Registered Electors35,161The following candidates were elected:[29]Emile Calmes (DP), 7,752 votes; Charles Goerens (DP), 11,207 votes; Marie-Jos\u00e9e Jacobs (CSV), 11,361 votes; \u00c9douard Juncker (CSV), 11,957 votes; Jean-Pierre Koepp (5\/6), 4,294 votes; Henri Mausen (CSV), 11,773 votes; Ren\u00e9 Steichen (CSV), 12,496 votes; Camille Weiler (LSAP), 7,612 votes; and Georges Wohlfart (LSAP), 8,226 votes.1984[edit]Results of the 1984 general election held on 17 June 1984:[30][31]PartyVotes%SeatsChristian Social People’s PartyCSV109,27045.76%5Democratic PartyDP62,51026.18%2Luxembourg Socialist Workers’ PartyLSAP58,67324.57%2Independent Socialist PartyPSI4,6071.93%0Communist Party of LuxembourgKPL3,7091.55%0Total238,769100.00%9Valid Votes28,656Blank Votes1,0723.52%Rejected Votes \u2013 Other7532.47%Total Polled30,48189.14%Registered Electors34,194The following candidates were elected:[30]Jean-Pierre Dichter (CSV), 14,074 votes; Charles Goerens (DP), 11,646 votes; Ren\u00e9 H\u00fcbsch (DP), 9,388 votes; Marie-Jos\u00e9e Jacobs (CSV), 12,249 votes; \u00c9douard Juncker (CSV), 16,673 votes; Ren\u00e9 Steichen (CSV), 13,142 votes; Camille Weiler (LSAP), 8,451 votes; Lucien Weiler (CSV), 11,317 votes; and Georges Wohlfart (LSAP), 8,076 votes.1970s[edit]1979[edit]Results of the 1979 general election held on 10 June 1979:[32][33]PartyVotes%SeatsChristian Social People’s PartyCSV106,60044.64%5Democratic PartyDP47,63119.95%2Luxembourg Socialist Workers’ PartyLSAP40,86517.11%1Social Democratic PartySDP23,5529.86%1Enr\u00f4l\u00e9s de ForceEDF15,2046.37%0Communist Party of LuxembourgKPL3,6391.52%0Alternative List – Worth it1,3040.55%0Total238,795100.00%9Valid Votes27,977Blank Votes8282.76%Rejected Votes \u2013 Other1,1673.89%Total Polled29,97289.46%Registered Electors33,502The following candidates were elected:[34]Victor Abens (LSAP), 9,230 votes; Henry Cravatte (SDP), 7,410 votes; Jean-Pierre Dichter (CSV), 11,312 votes; Emile Gerson (CSV), 11,521 votes; Charles Goerens (DP), 11,646 votes; Ren\u00e9 H\u00fcbsch (DP), 5,731 votes; \u00c9douard Juncker (CSV), 14,832 votes; Camille Ney (CSV), 15,483 votes; and Ren\u00e9 Steichen (CSV), 11,733 votes.1974[edit]Results of the 1974 general election held on 26 May 1974:[33][35]PartyVotes%SeatsChristian Social People’s PartyCSV98,17640.68%4Democratic PartyDP54,89022.75%2Luxembourg Socialist Workers’ PartyLSAP49,68020.59%2Social Democratic PartySDP30,80212.76%1Communist Party of LuxembourgKPL6,8762.85%0Revolutionary Communist LeagueLCR8890.37%0Total241,313100.00%9Valid Votes28,263Blank Votes4501.50%Rejected Votes \u2013 Other1,2844.28%Total Polled29,99789.46%Registered Electors33,533The following candidates were elected:[36]Victor Abens (LSAP), 10,929 votes; Henry Cravatte (SDP), 9,679 votes; Emile Gerson (CSV), 12,305 votes; Frankie Hansen (LSAP), 7,831 votes; \u00c9douard Juncker (CSV), 12,273 votes; Camille Ney (CSV), 16,126 votes; Alex Wantz (DP), 9,052 votes; Jean Winkin (CSV), 11,586 votes; and Frank Wolff (DP), 8,356 votes.1960s[edit]1968[edit]Results of the 1968 general election held on 15 December 1968:[37]The following candidates were elected:[38]Victor Abens (LSAP), 11,744 votes; Jean-Pierre B\u00fcchler (CSV), 13,410 votes; Henry Cravatte (LSAP), 12,940 votes; Henri Diederich (DP), 6,289 votes; Emile Gerson (CSV), 12,121 votes; Frankie Hansen (LSAP), 8,706 votes; Camille Ney (CSV), 13,018 votes; Alex Wantz (DP), 6,416 votes; and Jean Winkin (CSV), 13,204 votes.1964[edit]Results of the 1964 general election held on 7 June 1964:[39]PartyVotes%SeatsChristian Social People’s PartyCSV107,09845.58%5Luxembourg Socialist Workers’ PartyLSAP77,87433.14%3Democratic PartyDP36,53315.55%1Popular Independent MovementMIP7,5363.21%0Communist Party of LuxembourgKPL5,9472.53%0Total234,988100.00%9Valid Votes27,706Blank Votes6462.18%Rejected Votes \u2013 Other1,2694.28%Total Polled29,62190.28%Registered Electors32,811The following candidates were elected:[40]Victor Abens (LSAP), 11,629 votes; Henry Cravatte (LSAP), 13,643 votes; Henri Diederich (DP), 6,407 votes; Nicolas Ferring (CSV), 12,357 votes; Frankie Hansen (LSAP), 10,171 votes; Joseph Herr (CSV), 12,559 votes; Camille Ney (CSV), 13,792 votes; Georges Wagner (CSV), 14,200 votes; and Jean Winkin (CSV), 13,435 votes.1950s[edit]1959[edit]Results of the 1959 general election held on 1 February 1959:[33][41]The following candidates were elected:[41]Victor Abens (LSAP), 11,264 votes; Henry Cravatte (LSAP), 13,327 votes; Henri Diederich (DP), 9,192 votes; Michel Ewen (LSAP), 10,496 votes; Nicolas Ferring (CSV), 14,500 votes; Henri Gengler (CSV), 13,930 votes; Joseph Herr (CSV), 14,269 votes; Jean Peusch (DP), 9,187 votes; Georges Wagner (CSV), 14,372 votes; and Jean Winkin (CSV), 14,655 votes.1954[edit]Results of the 1954 general election held on 30 May 1954:[33][42]The following candidates were elected:[42]Victor Abens (LSAP), 10,333 votes; Michel Ewen (LSAP), 10,012 votes; Nicolas Ferring (CSV), 17,600 votes; Henri Gengler (CSV), 18,505 votes; Joseph Herr (CSV), 18,024 votes; Jean Peusch (GD), 5,539 votes; Alphonse Schiltges (CSV), 17,674 votes; Tony Schmit (CSV), 17,264 votes; Georges Wagner (CSV), 21,347 votes; and Jean Winkin (CSV), 20,387 votes.1951[edit]Results of the 1951 general election held on 3 June 1951:[33][43]The following candidates were elected:[43]Victor Abens (LSAP), 10,484 votes; Auguste Delaporte (CSV), 15,244 votes; Michel Ewen (LSAP), 8,841 votes; Henri Gengler (CSV), 16,397 votes; Robert Schaffner (GD), 11,363 votes; Alphonse Schiltges (CSV), 14,872 votes; Tony Schmit (CSV), 15,815 votes; Joseph Simon (CSV), 17,475 votes; Georges Wagner (CSV), 19,518 votes; and Joseph Wenkin (GD), 7,762 votes.1940s[edit]1945[edit]Results of the 1945 general election held on 21 October 1945:[44]The following candidates were elected:[45]Victor Abens (LAP), 6,242 votes; Auguste Delaporte (CSV), 21,135 votes; Henri Gengler (CSV), 19,486 votes; Nicolas Mathieu (GPD), 8,938 votes; \u00c9mile Reuter (CSV), 21,133 votes; Alphonse Schiltges (CSV), 16,696 votes; Tony Schmit (CSV), 17,838 votes; Joseph Simon (CSV), 22,885 votes; Georges Wagner (CSV), 18,385 votes; and Joseph Wenkin (GPD), 10,196 votes.1930s[edit]1937[edit]Results of the 1937 general election held on 6 June 1937:[46]PartyVotes%SeatsParty of the RightRP185,62058.42%7Luxembourg Workers’ PartyLAP52,59916.55%2Free List of Farmers, the Middle Class and WorkersPBMA32,26510.15%1Liberal PartyLP27,6218.69%1Party of Farmers and the Middle Class19,6346.18%0Total317,739100.00%11Valid Votes31,080Blank Votes6181.89%Rejected Votes \u2013 Other1,0503.21%Total Polled32,748Registered ElectorsThe following candidates were elected:[46]Fran\u00e7ois Erpelding (LAP), 6,978 votes; Henri Gengler (RP), 18,864 votes; Antoine Hansen (RP), 16,063 votes; Nicolas Mathieu (LP), 5,110 votes; Charles Peffer (RP), 17,165 votes; Pierre Pr\u00fcm (PBMA), 8,377 votes; \u00c9mile Reuter (RP), 19,872 votes; Jean-Pierre Schloesser (RP), 16,035 votes; Tony Schmit (RP), 16,960 votes; Joseph Simon (RP), 19,322 votes; and Etienne Weber (LAP), 6,232 votes.1931[edit]Results of the 1931 general election held on 7 June 1931:[47]The following candidates were elected:[47]Auguste Delaporte (RP), 14,783 votes; Fran\u00e7ois Erpelding (LAP), 7,405 votes; Henri Gengler (RP), 17,488 votes; Antoine Hansen (RP), 14,801 votes; Eug\u00e8ne Hoffmann (BMP), 10,194 votes; Ernest Lamborelle (RP), 17,866 votes; Nicolas Mathieu (FDP), 7,123 votes; Nicolas Meyers (RP), 15,145 votes; \u00c9mile Reuter (RP), 18,804 votes; Joseph Simon (RP), 15,683 votes; and Jean-Pierre Wenkin (BMP), 7,223 votes.1920s[edit]1925[edit]Results of the 1925 general election held on 1 March 1925:[48]The following candidates were elected:[48]Th\u00e9odore Boever (ONP), 8,465 votes; Auguste Delaporte (RP), 14,755 votes; Fran\u00e7ois Erpelding (LAP), 5,718 votes; Antoine Hansen (RP), 13,921 votes; Eug\u00e8ne Hoffmann (ORP), 11,426 votes; Ernest Lamborelle (RP), 15,458 votes; Nicolas Mathieu (ONP), 8,308 votes; Nicolas Meyers (RP), 15,503 votes; Egide Petges (RP), 13,551 votes; Pierre Pr\u00fcm (ONP), 11,310 votes; and \u00c9mile Reuter (RP), 22,536 votes.1922[edit]Results of the 1922 general election held on 28 May 1922:[49]The following candidates were elected:[49]Th\u00e9odore Boever (ONP), 10,046 votes; Auguste Delaporte (RP), 16,316 votes; Fran\u00e7ois Erpelding (SP), 4,786 votes; Alphonse Greisch (ONP), 9,551 votes; Antoine Hansen (RP), 14,915 votes; Eug\u00e8ne Hoffmann (RP), 17,996 votes; Nicolas Klein (RP), 13,863 votes; Nicolas Mathieu (ONP), 9,438 votes; Nicolas Meyers (RP), 17,457 votes; Egide Petges (RP), 14,754 votes; Pierre Pr\u00fcm (ONP), 10,888 votes; and Georges Thinnes (RP), 13,902 votes.1910s[edit]1919[edit]Results of the 1919 general election held on 26 October 1919:[50]The following candidates were elected:[50]Th\u00e9odore Boever (ONP), 10,569 votes; Auguste Delaporte (RP), 19,475 votes; Fran\u00e7ois Erpelding (SP), 3,085 votes; Jean G\u00e9rard (RP), 16,633 votes; Antoine Hansen (RP), 17,866 votes; Eug\u00e8ne Hoffmann (RP), 20,507 votes; Mathias Jungers (RP), 16,548 votes; Nicolas Klein (RP), 16,577 votes; Bernard Krack (ONP), 7,178 votes; Nicolas Meyers (RP), 19,785 votes; Pierre Pr\u00fcm (ONP), 10,597 votes; and Pierre Schiltz (RP), 20,026 votes.References[edit]^ “DF X021: Population by canton and municipality”. 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