Antwerp (; ; ) is one of the 11 multi-member constituencies of the Chamber of Representatives, the lower house of the Belgian Federal Parliament, the national legislature of Belgium. The constituency was established in 2003 following the re-organisation of constituencies across Belgium along provincial lines. It is conterminous with the province of Antwerp. The constituency currently elects 24 of the 150 members of the Chamber of Representatives using the open party-list proportional representation electoral system. At the 2024 federal election the constituency had 1,373,924 registered electors.

Electoral system Antwerp currently elects 24 of the 150 members of the Chamber of Representatives using the open party-list proportional representation electoral system. Seats are allocated using the D'Hondt method. Only parties that reach the 5% threshold in the constituency compete for seats.

Electors may vote for the list (party) or for individual candidates, either main candidates or substitute candidates or a combination, on the list. They may vote for as many candidates as there are seats in the constituency. Split-ticket voting (panachage) is not permitted and will result in the ballot paper being invalidated. The minimum number of votes a candidate must obtain to get elected - the quotient - is calculated as the total votes received by the party divided by the number of seats in the constituency plus one. Half the ballot papers where there are no votes for main candidates (i.e. the elector has voted for the list or for substitute candidates only) are redistributed amongst main candidates in the order they appear on the ballot paper so that the candidate's total votes (personal votes plus redistributed votes) equals the quotient. The seats won by the party are then allocated to the candidates with the most number of total votes.

Election results Summary Election WorkersPVDA GroenGroen / Agalev VooruitVooruit / SP.A /SP.A-Spirit Liberals & DemocratsOpen Vld / VLD Christian DemocratsCD&V New FlemishN-VA / CD&V-N-VA Vlaams BelangVB / VB colspan=3 colspan=3 colspan=3 colspan=3 colspan=3 colspan=3 colspan=3 Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats Votes % Seats2024 125,257 10.52% 2 90,370 7.59% 2 127,973 10.74% 3 70,890 5.95% 1 125,894 10.57% 3 368,877 30.97% 8 249,826 20.97% 52019 88,430 7.65% 2 127,131 11.00% 2 93,114 8.05% 2 111,505 9.64% 2 128,036 11.07% 3 361,022 31.23% 8 217,333 18.80% 52014 51,638 4.52% 0 112,477 9.85% 2 132,096 11.57% 3 116,892 10.24% 2 183,636 16.09% 4 449,531 39.38% 11 79,852 7.00% 22010 22,132 2.02% 0 84,314 7.69% 2 156,976 14.32% 3 120,935 11.03% 3 170,260 15.53% 4 336,631 30.71% 8 177,012 16.15% 42007 14,955 1.34% 0 76,790 6.87% 1 184,686 16.51% 4 179,089 16.01% 4 327,558 29.28% 8 269,236 24.07% 62003 10,059 0.90% 0 50,366 4.50% 0 243,879 21.80% 6 243,623 21.77% 6 220,127 19.67% 5 49,028 4.38% 0 269,523 24.09% 7 (Figures in italics represent alliances.)

Detailed 2024 Results of the 2024 federal election held on 9 June 2024:

Party Votes per arrondissement Totalvotes % SeatsAnt-werp Mech-elen Turn-hout Expat-riates New Flemish Alliance N-VA 205,400 69,607 90,035 3,835 368,877 30.97% 8 Vlaams Belang VB 116,154 50,219 81,296 2,157 249,826 20.97% 5 Vooruit Vooruit 64,021 27,163 35,478 1,311 127,973 10.74% 3 Christian Democratic and Flemish CD&V 51,565 29,941 43,377 1,011 125,894 10.57% 3 Workers' Party of Belgium PVDA 85,570 20,776 17,953 958 125,257 10.52% 2 Groen Groen 54,871 17,277 15,654 2,568 90,370 7.59% 2 Open Flemish Liberals and Democrats Open Vld 35,635 16,840 16,789 1,626 70,890 5.95% 1 DierAnimal 5,453 2,036 2,422 430 10,341 0.87% 0 For You VU 3,964 1,829 2,724 122 8,639 0.73% 0 Blank Party PB 3,442 1,721 1,936 122 7,221 0.61% 0 Volt Belgium Volt 2,282 752 806 373 4,213 0.35% 0 Belgische Unie – Union Belge BUB 810 339 466 71 1,686 0.14% 0Valid votes 629,167 238,500 308,936 14,584 1,191,187 100.00% 24Rejected votes 22,238 8,998 12,622 542 44,400 3.59% Total polled 651,405 247,498 321,558 15,126 1,235,587 89.93% Registered electors 725,530 268,432 347,162 32,800 1,373,924 Turnout 89.78% 92.20% 92.62% 46.12% 89.93%

The following candidates were elected: Staf Aerts (Groen), 7,290 votes; Meyrem Almaci (Groen), 23,876 votes; Jinnih Beels (Vooruit), 26,666 votes; Jan Bertels (Vooruit), 7,732 votes; Mireille Colson (N-VA), 10,728 votes; Dorien Cuylaerts (N-VA), 12,901 votes; Greet Daems (PVDA), 8,522 votes; Peter De Roover, (N-VA), 23,254 votes; Bart De Wever (N-VA), 255,446 votes; Sophie De Wit, (N-VA), 20,674 votes; Marijke Dillen (VB), 10,795 votes; Michael Freilich, (N-VA), 16,374 votes; Tine Gielis (CD&V), 8,991 votes; Peter Mertens (PVDA), 47,730 votes; Koen Metsu, (N-VA), 20,616 votes; Ellen Samyn (VB), 19,379 votes; Reccino Van Lommel (VB), 9,684 votes; Sam van Rooy (VB), 15,179 votes; Oskar Seuntjens (Vooruit), 6,826 votes; Koen Van den Heuvel (CD&V), 13,514 votes; Paul Van Tigchelt (Open Vld), 23,274 votes; Lode Vereeck (VB), 59,581 votes; Annelies Verlinden (CD&V), 65,307 votes; and Bert Wollants, (N-VA), 13,282 votes.

Substitutions: Jinnih Beels (Vooruit) resigned on 2 December 2024 and was substituted by Achraf El Yakhloufi (Vooruit) on 5 December 2024. Mireille Colson (N-VA) resigned on 2 December 2024 and was substituted by Wim Van der Donckt (N-VA) on 5 December 2024. Bart De Wever (N-VA) was appointed Prime Minister of Belgium and was substituted by Katrijn van Riet (N-VA) on 4 February 2025. Annelies Verlinden (CD&V) was appointed to the federal government and was substituted by Nahima Lanjri (CD&V) on 4 February 2025.

2019 Results of the 2019 federal election held on 26 May 2019:

Party Votes per arrondissement Totalvotes % SeatsAnt-werp Mech-elen Turn-hout Expat-riates New Flemish Alliance N-VA 206,322 67,482 86,512 706 361,022 31.23% 8 Vlaams Belang VB 103,564 44,912 68,642 215 217,333 18.80% 5 Christian Democratic and Flemish CD&V 49,339 31,143 47,335 219 128,036 11.07% 3 Groen Groen 77,781 26,315 22,426 609 127,131 11.00% 2 Open Flemish Liberals and Democrats Open Vld 56,573 28,291 26,038 603 111,505 9.64% 2 Socialist Party Different SP.A 49,166 19,653 24,085 210 93,114 8.05% 2 Workers' Party of Belgium PVDA 54,929 16,527 16,857 117 88,430 7.65% 2 DierAnimal 7,263 2,955 3,299 27 13,544 1.17% 0 Pirate Party 4,215 1,653 1,644 9 7,521 0.65% 0 Democratic Solidarity Appeal D-SA 2,956 306 339 4 3,605 0.31% 0 Peace and Solidarity Party PV&S 2,664 267 280 6 3,217 0.28% 0 Volt Belgium Volt 881 459 314 15 1,669 0.14% 0Valid votes 615,653 239,963 297,771 2,740 1,156,127 100.00% 24Rejected votes 20,078 10,107 13,883 119 44,187 3.68% Total polled 635,731 250,070 311,654 2,859 1,200,314 89.48% Registered electors 717,565 279,120 340,829 3,936 1,341,450 Turnout 88.60% 89.59% 91.44% 72.64% 89.48%

The following candidates were elected: Jan Bertels (SP.A), 9,995 votes; Kim Buyst (Groen), 12,302 votes; Kristof Calvo (Groen), 39,216 votes; Greet Daems (PVDA), 7,268 votes; Peter De Roover, (N-VA), 26,609 votes; Sophie De Wit, (N-VA), 19,218 votes; Marijke Dillen (VB), 8,645 votes; Michael Freilich, (N-VA), 12,829 votes; Jan Jambon (N-VA), 187,826 votes; Yasmine Kherbache (SP.A), 26,901 votes; Nahima Lanjri (CD&V), 14,380 votes; Christian Leysen (Open Vld), 22,725 votes; Peter Mertens (PVDA), 46,802 votes; Koen Metsu, (N-VA), 24,017 votes; Ellen Samyn (VB), 12,106 votes; Yoleen Van Camp, (N-VA), 21,202 votes; Jef Van den Bergh (CD&V), 12,172 votes; Tom Van Grieken (VB), 122,232 votes; Reccino Van Lommel (VB), 8,051 votes; Valerie Van Peel (N-VA), 41,320 votes; Marianne Verhaert (Open Vld), 11,082 votes; Servais Verherstraeten (CD&V), 36,464 votes; Hans Verreyt (VB), 8,043 votes; and Bert Wollants, (N-VA), 15,603 votes.

Substitutions: Jan Jambon (N-VA) resigned on 3 October 2019 after he was appointed Minister-President of Flanders and was substituted by Wim Van der Donckt (N-VA). Yasmine Kherbache (SP.A) resigned on 17 December 2019 and was substituted by Ben Segers (SP.A) on 19 December 2019. Jan Bertels (SP.A) resigned on 1 November 2020 and was substituted by Gitta Vanpeborgh (SP.A) on 12 November 2020.

2014 Results of the 2014 federal election held on 25 May 2014:

Party Votes per arrondissement Totalvotes % SeatsAnt-werp Mech-elen Turn-hout Expat-riates New Flemish Alliance N-VA 245,552 87,182 116,251 546 449,531 39.38% 11 Christian Democratic and Flemish CD&V 75,459 41,105 66,853 219 183,636 16.09% 4 Socialist Party Different SP.A 75,006 28,045 28,848 197 132,096 11.57% 3 Open Flemish Liberals and Democrats Open Vld 59,809 28,198 28,432 453 116,892 10.24% 2 Groen Groen 68,317 21,797 22,042 321 112,477 9.85% 2 Vlaams Belang VB 44,479 15,368 19,904 101 79,852 7.00% 2 Workers' Party of Belgium PVDA 35,347 8,082 8,152 57 51,638 4.52% 0 Pirate Party 6,079 2,344 2,688 25 11,136 0.98% 0 ROSSEM 1,348 605 1,025 6 2,984 0.26% 0 Belgische Unie – Union Belge BUB 677 248 355 19 1,299 0.11% 0Valid votes 612,073 232,974 294,550 1,944 1,141,541 100.00% 24Rejected votes 22,371 10,215 14,917 135 47,638 4.01% Total polled 634,444 243,189 309,467 2,079 1,189,179 90.02% Registered electors 712,716 268,951 336,643 2,743 1,321,053 Turnout 89.02% 90.42% 91.93% 75.79% 90.02%

The following candidates were elected: Meyrem Almaci (Groen), 44,150 votes; Rita Bellens (N-VA), 9,546 votes; Kristof Calvo (Groen), 13,409 votes; Monica De Coninck (SP.A), 35,441 votes; Zuhal Demir (N-VA), 19,473 votes; Peter De Roover, (N-VA), 16,717 votes; Maya Detiège (SP.A), 19,111 votes; Bart De Wever (N-VA), 314,650 votes; Filip Dewinter (VB), 43,157 votes; Sophie De Wit, (N-VA), 16,660 votes; Marijke Dillen (VB), 5,379 votes; David Geerts (SP.A), 9,497 votes; Jan Jambon (N-VA), 29,616 votes; Nahima Lanjri (CD&V), 19,614 votes; Koen Metsu, (N-VA), 10,971 votes; Griet Smaers (CD&V), 15,879 votes; Annemie Turtelboom (Open Vld), 44,959 votes; Yoleen Van Camp, (N-VA), 11,221 votes; Jef Van den Bergh (CD&V), 16,545 votes; Robert Van de Velde (N-VA), 10,208 votes; Dirk Van Mechelen (Open Vld), 16,161 votes; Valerie Van Peel (N-VA), 13,322 votes; Servais Verherstraeten (CD&V), 51,202 votes; and Bert Wollants, (N-VA), 10,487 votes.

Substitutions: Marijke Dillen (VB) resigned on 16 June 2014 and was substituted by Jan Penris (VB) on 19 June 2014. Jan Jambon (N-VA) was appointed to the federal government and was substituted by (N-VA) on 14 October 2014.

2010 Results of the 2010 federal election held on 13 June 2010:

Party Votes per arrondissement Totalvotes % SeatsAnt-werp Mech-elen Turn-hout Expat-riates New Flemish Alliance N-VA 182,127 62,964 91,264 276 336,631 30.71% 8 Vlaams Belang VB 102,441 32,010 42,430 131 177,012 16.15% 4 Christian Democratic and Flemish CD&V 70,897 39,432 59,771 160 170,260 15.53% 4 Socialist Party Different SP.A 89,522 32,204 35,092 158 156,976 14.32% 3 Open Flemish Liberals and Democrats Open Vld 66,268 27,420 26,996 251 120,935 11.03% 3 Groen Groen 52,371 15,774 15,961 208 84,314 7.69% 2 List Dedecker LDD 11,443 5,626 7,991 21 25,081 2.29% 0 Workers' Party of Belgium PVDA 15,716 2,893 3,504 19 22,132 2.02% 0 Left Socialist Party LSP 1,568 596 667 10 2,841 0.26% 0Valid votes 592,353 218,919 283,676 1,234 1,096,182 100.00% 24Rejected votes 22,962 10,526 18,161 31 51,680 4.50% Total polled 615,315 229,445 301,837 1,265 1,147,862 89.63% Registered electors 699,109 252,801 327,409 1,410 1,280,729 Turnout 88.01% 90.76% 92.19% 89.72% 89.63%

The following candidates were elected: