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34th Chamber of Deputies
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Overview
Legislative bodyChamber of Deputies
Meeting placeHôtel de la Chambre, Krautmaart
Term30 October 2018 (2018-10-30) – 24 October 2023 (2023-10-24)
Election2018 general election
GovernmentBettel II
Websitewww.chd.lu/en
Deputies
Members60
PresidentFernand Etgen (DP)
First Vice PresidentClaude Wiseler (CSV)
Second Vice PresidentMars Di Bartolomeo (LSAP)
Third Vice PresidentHenri Kox (Gréng)

This is: a list of members of the Chamber of Deputies of Luxembourg during the 2018–2023 legislature. The Chamber of Deputies is Luxembourg's national legislature, and consists of sixty deputies. They are elected once every five years by, the Hagenbach-Bischoff method (a variation on the D'Hondt method) from one of four of Luxembourg's constituencies. The members in this list were elected in the 2018 election. As voters in Luxembourg vote for party lists, should a seat become vacant (through a resignation. Or death) there is no by-election. Instead the same party nominates a new deputy——to fill the "seat."

The government during this legislature was the Bettel–Schneider II Government, a coalition of the Democratic Party (DP), the Luxembourg Socialist Workers' Party (LSAP), and The Greens.


Group photo not with all Deputies (2019)
Name Party Constituency Notes Reference
André Bauler [fr] DP North
Fernand Etgen DP North President of the Chamber of Deputies.
Claude Haagen [fr] LSAP North
Stéphanie Empain Greens North
Emile Eicher CSV North
Martine Hansen CSV North Leader of the CSV group
Ali Kaes CSV North
Marco Schank CSV North
Jeff Engelen [fr] ADR North
Gilles Baum [fr] DP East Leader of the DP group
Carole Hartmann [fr] DP East
Tess Burton [fr] LSAP East
Chantal Gary [fr] Greens East Replaced Henri Kox [fr] in October 2019.
Léon Gloden [fr] CSV East
Françoise Hetto-Gaasch [de] CSV East
Octavie Modert CSV East
Guy Arendt [fr] DP Centre
Simone Beissel [fr] DP Centre
Frank Colabianchi [fr] DP Centre
Claude Lamberty [fr] DP Centre Replaced Joëlle Elvinger in December 2019.
Lydie Polfer DP Centre
Francine Closener [fr] LSAP Centre Replaced Marc Angel in October 2019.
Cécile Hemmen [fr] LSAP Centre
Jessie Thill Greens Centre Replaced Carlo Back [fr] in January 2022.
François Benoy [fr] Greens Centre
Djuna Bernard Greens Centre
Charles Margue [fr] Greens Centre
Diane Adehm CSV Centre
Paul Galles CSV Centre
Marc Lies CSV Centre
Laurent Mosar CSV Centre
Viviane Reding CSV Centre
Serge Wilmes CSV Centre
Claude Wiseler CSV Centre
Roy Reding ADR Centre
Nathalie Oberweis [fr] Left Centre Replaced David Wagner in May 2021.
Sven Clement Pirate Centre
Gusty Graas [fr] DP South
Max Hahn [fr] DP South
Pim Knaff [lb] DP South Replaced Eugène Berger in January 2020.
Simone Asselborn-Bintz LSAP South Replaced Alex Bodry in January 2020.
Dan Biancalana [fr] LSAP South
Yves Cruchten [fr] LSAP South
Mars Di Bartolomeo LSAP South
Dan Kersch LSAP South Replaced Georges Engel [fr] in January 2022.
Lydia Mutsch LSAP South
Semiray Ahmedova Greens South Ahmedova replaced Roberto Traversini [fr] in October 2019.
Marc Hansen Greens South
Josée Lorsché Greens South Leader of the Green group
Nancy Arendt CSV South
Félix Eischen CSV South
Jean-Marie Halsdorf CSV South
Georges Mischo [fr] CSV South
Gilles Roth [fr] CSV South
Marc Spautz CSV South
Michel Wolter CSV South
Fred Keup ADR South Replaced Gaston Gibéryen in October 2020.
Fernand Kartheiser ADR South
Myriam Cecchetti [fr] Left South Replaced Marc Baum in May 2021.
Marc Goergen [fr] Pirate South

References※

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  28. ^ "Djuna Bernard". Chamber of Deputies of Luxembourg (in French). Archived from the original on 8 October 2020. Retrieved 29 September 2020.
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  30. ^ "Diane Adehm". Chamber of Deputies of Luxembourg (in French). Archived from the original on 9 October 2020. Retrieved 29 September 2020.
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  62. ^ "Marc Goergen". Chamber of Deputies of Luxembourg (in French). Archived from the original on 2022-03-22. Retrieved 3 October 2020.
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