List of members of the Luxembourg Chamber of Deputies (2018-2023)

This list provides an overview of all members of the Luxembourg Chamber of Deputies for the term of office that followed the 2018 Chamber election and which is expected to end in 2023.

Overview

Constituencies and number of seats

The country is divided into four electoral districts, each of which had several seats available and the number of which depends on the size of the population. Of the ten parties that ran for election, seven won seats. They are distributed across the electoral districts as follows:

Political party	center	east	north	south	total
CSV	7th	3	4th	7th	21st
DP	5	2	2	3	12
LSAP	2	1	1	6th	10
The green	4th	1	1	3	9
ADR	1	0	1	2	4th
The left	1	0	0	1	2
Pirate party	1	0	0	1	2

The regular term of office lasts five years and is therefore expected to end in 2023.

Current MPs

This list includes the 59 current Chamber of Deputies, as of January 1, 2020 one seat is vacant. Due to the incompatibility of a parliamentary mandate with a seat in the government, only 45 of the elected MPs were sworn in at the constituent session on October 30, 2018, but not those who were able to win a seat as cabinet members. After the new government had taken office on December 5, followed by Guy Arendt and Fernand Etgen that no longer belonged to the Cabinet, which substitutes to switch the remaining 13 and another two who had resigned their seats again in the government .

In the course of the replacement procedure, another incompatibility criterion came into play, due to which close relatives are not allowed to be members of the chamber at the same time. Affected were the brothers Henri and Martin Kox, two Greens who had run for candidates in different districts, each came first and then moved up. Finally, Martin, the older of the two, waived in favor of Henri, who had held a mandate since 2004. If no agreement had been reached, the lot would have been decided.

The “Function” column shows the chairmen of the parliamentary groups. They only exist with the five larger parties, not with the left and the pirates, which have not reached a group strength. Also registered are the members of the parliamentary presidium, called "office". It consists of the President of Parliament, his three deputies and nine other members.

image	Surname	Faction / group	Constituency	function	annotation
	Diane Adehm	CSV	center
	Semiray Ahmedova	Green	south		since October 8, 2019 NR for Roberto Traversini
	Guy Arendt	DP	center		since December 6, 2018 previously Secretary of State
	Carlo Back	Green	center		since December 6, 2018 NR for François Bausch
	André Bauler	DP	north
	Gilles tree	DP	east
	Marc Baum	left	south
	Simone Beissel	DP	center	Bureau
	François Benoy	Green	center
	Eugène Berger	DP	south	Group chair	since December 6, 2018 NR for Pierre Gramegna
	Djuna Bernard	Green	center	Vice-President for Henri Kox since October 11, 2018	since December 6, 2018 NR for Sam Tanson
	Dan Biancalana	LSAP	south
	Alex Bodry	LSAP	south	Group chairmanship presidium
	Tess Burton	LSAP	east		since December 6, 2018 NR for Nicolas Schmit
	Sven Clement	Pirates	center
	Francine Closener	LSAP	center		since December 3, 2019 NR for Marc Angel
	Frank Colabianchi	DP	center		since December 6, 2018 NR for Xavier Bettel
	Yves Cruchten	LSAP	south		since December 6, 2018 NR for Dan Kersch
	Mars Di Bartolomeo	LSAP	south	Vice President
	Emile Eicher	CSV	north
	Félix Eischen	CSV	south
	Stephanie Empain	Green	north		since December 6, 2018 NR for Claude Turmes
	Georges Engel	LSAP	south	Bureau
	Jeff Engelen	ADR	north
	Fernand Etgen	DP	north	president	since December 6, 2018 previously Minister
	Franz Fayot	LSAP	center		since December 6, 2018 NR for Etienne Schneider
	Paul Galles	CSV	center
	Chantal Gary	Green	east		since October 23, 2019 NR for Henri Kox
	Gaston Gibéryen	ADR	south	Group chairmanship presidium
	Léon Gloden	CSV	east
	Marc Goergen	Pirates	south
	Gusty Graas	DP	south		since December 6, 2018 NR for Claude Meisch
	Claude Haagen	LSAP	north		since December 6, 2018 NR for Romain Schneider
	Max Hahn	DP	south
	Jean-Marie Halsdorf	CSV	south
	Marc Hansen	Green	south		since December 6, 2018 NR for Félix Braz after Martin Kox's resignation
	Martine Hansen	CSV	north	Group chairmanship presidium
	Carole Hartmann	DP	east		since December 6, 2018 NR for Lex Delles
	Françoise Hetto-Gaasch	CSV	east
	Aly Kaes	CSV	north
	Fernand Kartheiser	ADR	south
	Nancy Kemp-Arendt	CSV	south
	Marc Lies	CSV	center
	Josée Lorsché	Green	south	Group chairmanship presidium
	Charles Margue	Green	center
	Georges Mischo	CSV	south
	Octavie Modert	CSV	east
	Laurent Mosar	CSV	center	Bureau
	Lydia Mutsch	LSAP	south		since December 6, 2018 NR for Jean Asselborn, previously Minister
	Lydie Polfer	DP	center	Bureau
	Roy Reding	ADR	center
	Viviane Reding	CSV	center
	Gilles Roth	CSV	south
	Marco Schank	CSV	north
	Marc Spautz	CSV	south	Bureau
	David Wagner	left	center
	Serge Wilmes	CSV	center
	Claude Wiseler	CSV	center	Vice President
	Michel Wolter	CSV	south

Elected, mandate not accepted

Of the 15 elected members who were not sworn in as incumbent members of the government at the constituent meeting on October 30, 2018, 13 later declared that they would waive their seats in the Chamber. 12 of them had been appointed to the new cabinet , only Nicolas Schmit did not accept the mandate, as he intended to run for a seat in the European elections in May 2019 . He was a member of the EU Parliament since July 2019 . The 13 successors took up their mandate on December 6, 2018, as did Guy Arendt and Fernand Etgen, who had left the government.

image	Surname	Constituency	Faction / group	Successors
	Jean Asselborn	LSAP	south	Lydia Mutsch
	François Bausch	Green	center	Carlo Back
	Xavier Bettel	DP	center	Frank Colabianchi
	Félix Braz	Green	south	Marc Hansen
	Corinne Cahen	DP	center	Joëlle Elvinger
	Carole Dieschbourg	Green	east	Henri Kox
	Pierre Gramegna	DP	south	Eugène Berger
	Dan Kersch	LSAP	south	Yves Cruchten
	Claude Meisch	DP	south	Gusty Graas
	Nicolas Schmit	LSAP	east	Tess Burton
	Etienne Schneider	LSAP	center	Franz Fayot
	Romain Schneider	LSAP	north	Claude Haagen
	Claude Turmes	Green	north	Stephanie Empain

Resigned mandate

In the case of MPs who have resigned their mandate in order to switch to the cabinet, the date of the swearing-in as a member of the government is indicated under "resigned".

image	Surname	Faction / group	Constituency	Sworn in on	Posted on	reason	Successors
	Marc Angel	LSAP	center	October 30, 2018	December 2019	Change to the EU Parliament	Francine Closener
	Lex Delles	DP	east	October 30, 2018	5th December 2018	Change to government	Carole Hartmann
	Joëlle Elvinger	DP	center	December 6, 2018 NR for Corinne Cahen	December 31, 2019	Moved to the European Court of Auditors	Claude Lamberty (designated)
	Henri Kox	Green	east	December 6, 2018; NR for Carole Dieschbourg	October 11, 2019; was vice president	Change to government	Chantal Gary
	Sam Tanson	Green	center	October 30, 2018	5th December 2018	Change to government	Djuna Bernard
	Roberto Traversini	Green	south	October 30, 2018	October 6, 2019	Withdrawal from politics	Semiray Ahmedova

Web links

• List of MPs on the Chamber's website
• 2018 Chamber election results on the Luxembourg government website (French)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ La nouvelle Chambre. Press release of October 30, 2018 on the Chamber's website, accessed on September 23, 2019 (French)
2. ↑ Patrick Besch: "Je jure fidélité au Grand-Duc". Luxemburger Wort , December 6, 2018, accessed on September 22, 2019.
3. ↑ La Chambre a un nouveau President. Press release of December 6, 2018 on the Chamber of Deputies website, accessed on September 21, 2019. (French)
4. ↑ The Kox brothers agree. Luxemburger Wort, November 29, 2018, accessed on September 24, 2019.
5. ↑ Danielle Schumacher: Kox or Kox. Luxemburger Wort, October 16, 2018, accessed on September 24, 2019.
6. ↑ Tasks and composition of the Parkaments Office on the website of the Chamber of Deputies, accessed on September 21, 2019. (French)