PMore than 8 million Belgians are called this Sunday to choose who will represent them in the European Parliament, in the Chamber and at regional and/or community level for the next five years. Among them, party presidents, the Prime Minister and even the King’s children have already gone to the polls.
Jean-Marc Nollet, President of Ecolo. -Photo NewsFrançois De Smet, president of Défi – BELGA.Elio Di Rupo, Walloon Minister-President. – BELGA.Georges-Louis Bouchez, President of the MR. – BELGABELGA PHOTO BENOIT DOPPAGNE – BELGA.King Albert II and Queen Fabiola. -Photo NewsPaul Magnette, president of the Socialist Party. – BELGAPetra De Sutter, Federal Minister of Civil Service (Groen) – BELGAConner Rousseau, former president of Vooruit. – BELGAThe Walloon Minister of Housing, Local Authorities and the City, as well as mayor of Huy, Christophe Collignon (PS). – BELGAAlexander De Croo goes by bike to the polling station. -PhotoNews.Princess Elisabeth of Belgium. – BELGA.Raoul Hedebouw, president of the PTB. – BELGA.Sammy Mahdi, president of CD&V. – BELGA.Nicole de Moor, Secretary of State for Asylum and Migration. – BELGA.Maxime Prévot, president of Les Engagés. – BELGA.Bart De Wever, president of the N-VA. – BELGA.
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