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LUTTE OUVRIERE in Belgium's 2024 Chamber election.

LUTTE OUVRIERE received 6,552 votes and 0 seats in Belgium's official 2024 Chamber election result, with 26 published candidate records across 2 constituencies.

6,552party votes
0.09%national valid-vote share
0allocated seats
26candidate records
All contested constituencies

Where LUTTE OUVRIERE received its votes and seats.

ConstituencyVotesShareSeats
HainautC53053 · list 214,6800.63%0
Brussels-CapitalC21004 · list 241,8720.36%0
Complete official candidate roster

All 26 LUTTE OUVRIERE candidate records.

Candidate and alternate-list rows remain distinct, and every row opens a permanent name-based historical record.

Historical source record

No present-day party membership or officeholding is inferred.

The federal tables publish constituency list totals, national party totals, turnout accounting, candidate preference votes, elected markers, and ranked alternates. Candidate names remain in the exact family-name/given-name ordering printed by the official workbook; the source compiler does not infer name components. Elected and alternate markers describe the certified 2024 election result and do not assert current tenure.

Source: Federal Public Service Interior official result tables.

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LUTTE OUVRIERE Belgium 2024 Election Results, Seats, and Candidates

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