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Chamber of Deputies

Luxembourg elections · 1890-06-10 · held

Chamber of Deputies: 23 seats in the recorded election scope.

Results: final · partial coverage · Elected-member names; national vote totals unavailable

Chamber of Deputies — recorded results
Party / candidateVotesVote shareSeatsElectoral votes
Jean-Mathias Föhr — Echternach——1—
Jean-Joseph Brincour — Echternach——1—
Robert Tudor — Echternach——1—
Auguste Collart — Esch-sur-Alzette——1—
Mathias Diederich — Esch-sur-Alzette——1—
Léon Metz — Esch-sur-Alzette——1—
Pierre Kirsch — Esch-sur-Alzette——1—
Théodore-Willibrord de Wacquant — Esch-sur-Alzette——1—
Jean-Nicolas Klensch — Esch-sur-Alzette——1—
Adolphe Fischer — Luxembourg-Campagne——1—
Charles Collart — Luxembourg-Campagne——1—
Adolphe Schmit — Luxembourg-Campagne——1—
Charles Crocius — Luxembourg-Campagne——1—
J. B. Weicker — Luxembourg-Campagne——1—
Mersch — Mersch——1—
Jean Souvignier — Mersch——1—
Leibfried — Mersch——1—
Jean-Pierre Knepper — Remich——1—
Macher — Remich——1—
Velter-Altwies — Remich——1—
Mathieu — Wiltz——1—
Reding — Wiltz——1—
Charles Buffet — Wiltz——1—

The date is established only to year precision; no exact election day is inferred. Restricted tax-qualified male franchise; historical institutions, groups and constituency boundaries differ from today. Only part of the legislature was renewed. Entered seat totals cover the seats elected in this ballot, excluding continuing members. Vote totals cover only the contested constituencies. Candidate-vote totals are not ballot counts or counts of individual voters. National percentages use raw candidate/list votes, not the separate voter-weighted theoretical-elector measure. Only candidates explicitly marked elected in the source are transcribed, with one elected seat each and no inferred party affiliation. Local multi-round candidate votes are not combined into a national percentage table. Named-member coverage may be incomplete. The English article misprints the year as 1893 in its lead; the 1890 date is corroborated by the French chronology.

Sources & further reading

Historical results and cited source bibliography

Chamber of Deputies: historical electoral system and franchise

Corroborating chronology and contemporary newspaper bibliography