Elections 2009 - Walloon Parliament - List Results Province of Namur

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June 7, 2009




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	Province of Namur

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							2009		2004		%2009		%2004		+/-%
	2		PS				79.007		98.443		27,47%		34,92%		-7,45%		3(-2)
	3		CDH				51.730		56.764		17,98%		20,13%		-2,15%		2(0)
	8		MR				72.519		69.831		25,21%		24,77%		0,44%		3(0)
	10		ECOLO				57.922		27.084		20,14%		9,61%		10,53%		2(2)
			R.W.F.				6.190		2.698		2,15%		0,96%		1,19%		0(0)
			FN				8.144		20.754		2,83%		7,36%		-4,53%		0(0)
			PTB+				2.321		982		0,81%		0,35%		0,46%		0(0)
			PC - GE				417		-		0,14%		-		-		0(-)
			MS				536		-		0,19%		-		-		0(-)
			WALLONIE d'abord!				4.410		-		1,53%		-		-		0(-)
			CDF				1.010		2.053		0,35%		0,73%		-0,38%		0(0)
			OSER				717		-		0,25%		-		-		0(-)
			FN PLUS				1.158		-		0,40%		-		-		0(-)
			LiDé				1.571		-		0,55%		-		-		0(-)
			MS-CW				-		512		-		0,18%		-		-
			FNB				-		2.815		-		1%		-		-

- =

		2009	2004
		348.758	334.084

		2009	2004	%2009	%2004
		312.327	301.629	89,55%	90,29%

		2009	2004	%2009	%2004
		24.675	19.693	7,90%	6,53%

		2009	2004
		287.652	281.936




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