Belgian general election, 1985

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The 13 October 1985 Belgian general elections was a Belgian election for the Belgian Chamber of Representatives and Belgian Senate.

[edit] Chamber of Representatives

Party		Votes (%)	Seats (Chambre)	+/-
	CVP	21,3 %	49	+6
	PS	13,8%	35	0
	PVV	10,8 %	22	-6
	SP	14,6%	32	+6
	PRL	10,2 %	24	0
	VU	7,9 %	16	-4
	PSC	8,0%	20	+2
	FDF/RW	1,2 %	3	-5
	Agalev	3,7 %	4	+2
	ECOLO	2,5 %	5	+3
	VB	1,4 %	1	-1
	others	1,1 %	1	+1
	Total	100,00 %	212

[edit] Senate

Senate (source: [1])

Party	Votes	Percentage	Seats
CVP	1260113	21.02 %	25
SP	868624	14.49 %	16
PS	832792	13.89 %	18
PVV	637776	10.64 %	11
PRL	588373	9.82 %	13
VU	484996	8.09 %	8
PSC	475119	7.93 %	10
AGALEV	229206	3.82 %	2
ECOLO	163361	2.73 %	2
VLAAMS BLOK	90120	1.5 %	0
RAD/UDRT	73045	1.22 %	0
KPB/PCB	71020	1.18 %	0
FDF	70239	1.17 %	1
PVDA/PTB	44799	0.75 %	0

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