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Belgian regional elections, 2004

On June 13, 2004, regional elections were held in Belgium, to choose representatives in the regional councils of Flanders, Wallonia, and Brussels, as well as in the German Community Council . The elections were held on the same day as the European elections.

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Flemish Council

Party/Alliance Results (%) Results (seats)
VLD - Vivant 19.8% 25 (-2)
SP.a - SPIRIT 19.7% 25 (+6)
CD&V - N-VA 26.1% 35 (+5)
Vlaams Blok 24.1% 32 (+10)
Groen! 7.6% 6 (-6)
VU-ID 0.0% 0 (-11)
UF 1.07% 1 (0)

In the Flemish Parliament election, the liberal-socialist government was put at a test. The far right party Vlaams Blok became the second largest party in Flanders just after the alliance of conservatives CD&V-N-VA. The green party Groen! managed to be elected and keeps half of their seats in the parliament. In contrast with the previous election, party VU-ID has split and both new parties, N-VA and SPIRIT allied with CD&V and SP.a respectively.

Because of the cordon sanitaire of all democratic parties against Vlaams Blok, a coalition of at least 3 parties needs to be formed in order to have a majority in the Flemish Parliament. Green party Groen! has confirmed it doesn't want to take part in the new coalition, so the only left is a conservative-socialist-liberal tripartite.

In the aftermath of the elections, Yves Leterme (CD&V) was selected to form a Flemish regional government.

Council of the walloon Region

Party/Alliance Results (%) Results (seats)
PS 36.9% 34 (+9)
MR 24.3% 20 (-1)
CDH 17.6% 14 (-)
ECOLO 8.5% 3 (-11)
FN 8.1% 4 (+3)

In the aftermath of the elections, Elio di Rupo (PS) was selected to form a Walloon regional government.

Council of the Brussels-Capital Region

In the aftermath of the elections, Charles Picqué (PS) was selected to form a Brussels regional government.

French language group

Party/Alliance Results (%) Results (seats)
PS 33.3% 26 (+13)
MR 32.5% 25 (-2)
CDH 14.1% 10 (+4)
ECOLO 9.7% 7 (-7)
FN 5.4% 4 (+2)

Dutch language group

Party/Alliance Results (%) Results (seats)
VLD - Vivant 19.9% 4 (-)
SP.a - SPIRIT 17.7% 3 (-)
CD&V - N-VA 16.8% 3 (-)
Vlaams Blok 34.1% 4 (+2)
Groen! 9.8% 1 (-)

German Community Council

Party/Alliance Results (%) Results (seats)
CSP 32.8 % 8 (-1)
PFF-MR 21.0 % 5 (-1)
SP 19.0 % 5 (+1)
PJU-PDB 11.7 % 3 (-)
ECOLO 8.2 % 2 (-1)
Vivant 7.34 % 2 (+2)

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Last updated: 06-02-2005 12:24:40
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