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Country Date Biggest party Leader Score
 Belgium 26 March 1961 Christian Social Party (C) Théo Lefèvre -0.36
 Belgium 11 April 1954[1] Christian Social Party (C) Jean Van Houtte -0.35
 Belgium 1 June 1958 Christian Social Party (C) Gaston Eyskens -0.33
 Belgium 7 November 1971 Christian People's Party (C)[2] Gaston Eyskens -0.19
 Belgium 13 December 1987 Christian People's Party (C) Wilfried Martens -0.18
 Belgium 23 May 1965 Christian Social Party (C) Pierre Harmel -0.17
 Belgium 13 October 1985 Christian People's Party (C) Wilfried Martens -0.17
 Belgium 17 April 1977 Christian People's Party (C) Leo Tindemans -0.16
 Belgium 10 March 1974[1] Belgian Socialist Party (CL)[3] Edmond Leburton -0.15
 Belgium 31 March 1968 Christian Social Party (C) Gaston Eyskens -0.14
 Belgium 17 December 1978 Christian People's Party (C) Paul Vanden Boeynants -0.14
 Belgium 24 November 1991 Christian People's Party (C) Wilfried Martens -0.12
 Belgium 8 November 1981 Christian People's Party (C) Mark Eyskens -0.10
 Belgium 21 May 1995 Christian People's Party (C) Jean-Luc Dehaene +0.09
 Belgium 13 June 1999 Vlaamse Liberalen en Democraten (CR) Guy Verhofstadt +0.10
 Austria 24 November 2002 Austrian People's Party (CR) Wolfgang Schüssel +0.16
 Austria 1 October 2006 Social Democratic Party of Austria (CL) Alfred Gusenbauer +0.18
 Belgium 10 June 2007 Christen-Democratisch en Vlaams (C)[4] Yves Leterme +0.22
 Austria 17 December 1995 Social Democratic Party of Austria (CL) Franz Vranitzky +0.30
 Austria 9 October 1994 Social Democratic Party of Austria (CL) Franz Vranitzky +0.32
 Belgium 18 May 2003 Vlaamse Liberalen en Democraten (CR) Guy Verhofstadt +0.35
 Austria 29 September 2013 Social Democratic Party of Austria (CL) Werner Faymann +0.40
 Austria 3 October 1999[1] Social Democratic Party of Austria (CL) Viktor Klima +0.42
 Austria 28 September 2008 Social Democratic Party of Austria (CL) Werner Faymann +0.46
 Austria 15 October 2017 Austrian People's Party (CR) Sebastian Kurz +0.52

 Austria

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Date Biggest party Leader Score
9 October 1994 Social Democratic Party of Austria (CL) Franz Vranitzky +0.32
17 December 1995 Social Democratic Party of Austria (CL) Franz Vranitzky +0.30
3 October 1999[1] Social Democratic Party of Austria (CL) Viktor Klima +0.42
24 November 2002 Austrian People's Party (CR) Wolfgang Schüssel +0.16
1 October 2006 Social Democratic Party of Austria (CL) Alfred Gusenbauer +0.18
28 September 2008 Social Democratic Party of Austria (CL) Werner Faymann +0.46
29 September 2013 Social Democratic Party of Austria (CL) Werner Faymann +0.40
15 October 2017 Austrian People's Party (CR) Sebastian Kurz +0.52

9 October 1994

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Position MPs Party Leader MPs
Centre-left 78 Social Democratic Party of Austria Franz Vranitzky 65
The Greens – The Green Alternative Madeleine Petrovic 13
Centre 11 Liberal Forum Heide Schmidt 11
Centre-right 52 Austrian People's Party Erhard Busek 52
Right-wing 42 Freedom Party of Austria Jörg Haider 42
Total MPs 183 Score +0.32

17 December 1995

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Position MPs Party Leader MPs
Centre-left 80 Social Democratic Party of Austria Franz Vranitzky 71
The Greens – The Green Alternative Madeleine Petrovic 9
Centre 10 Liberal Forum Heide Schmidt 10
Centre-right 52 Austrian People's Party Wolfgang Schüssel 52
Right-wing 41 Freedom Party of Austria Jörg Haider 41
Total MPs 183 Score +0.30

3 October 1999

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Position MPs Party Leader MPs
Centre-left 79 Social Democratic Party of Austria Viktor Klima 65
The Greens – The Green Alternative Alexander Van der Bellen 14
Centre-right 52 Austrian People's Party Wolfgang Schüssel 52
Right-wing 52 Freedom Party of Austria Jörg Haider 52
Total MPs 183 Score +0.42

24 November 2002

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Position MPs Party Leader MPs
Centre-left 86 Social Democratic Party of Austria Alfred Gusenbauer 69
The Greens – The Green Alternative Alexander Van der Bellen 17
Centre-right 79 Austrian People's Party Wolfgang Schüssel 79
Right-wing 18 Freedom Party of Austria Herbert Haupt 18
Total MPs 183 Score +0.16

1 October 2006

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Position MPs Party Leader MPs
Centre-left 89 Social Democratic Party of Austria Alfred Gusenbauer 68
The Greens – The Green Alternative Alexander Van der Bellen 21
Centre-right 66 Austrian People's Party Wolfgang Schüssel 66
Right-wing 28 Freedom Party of Austria Heinz-Christian Strache 21
Alliance for the Future of Austria Peter Westenthaler 7
Total MPs 183 Score +0.18

28 September 2008

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Position MPs Party Leader MPs
Centre-left 77 Social Democratic Party of Austria Werner Faymann 57
The Greens – The Green Alternative Alexander Van der Bellen 20
Centre-right 51 Austrian People's Party Wilhelm Molterer 51
Right-wing 55 Freedom Party of Austria Heinz-Christian Strache 34
Alliance for the Future of Austria Jörg Haider 21
Total MPs 183 Score +0.46

29 September 2013

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Position MPs Party Leader MPs
Centre-left 76 Social Democratic Party of Austria Werner Faymann 52
The Greens – The Green Alternative Eva Glawischnig-Piesczek 24
Centre 9 NEOS – The New Austria Matthias Strolz 9
Centre-right 47 Austrian People's Party Michael Spindelegger 47
Right-wing 51 Freedom Party of Austria Heinz-Christian Strache 40
Team Stronach Frank Stronach 11
Total MPs 183 Score +0.40

15 October 2017

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Position MPs Party Leader MPs
Left-wing 8 Peter Pilz List Peter Pilz 8
Centre-left 52 Social Democratic Party of Austria Christian Kern 52
Centre 10 NEOS – The New Austria and Liberal Forum Matthias Strolz 10
Centre-right 62 Austrian People's Party Sebastian Kurz 62
Right-wing 51 Freedom Party of Austria Heinz-Christian Strache 51
Total MPs 183 Score +0.52

 Belgium

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Date Biggest party Leader Score
11 April 1954[1] Christian Social Party (C) Jean Van Houtte -0.35
1 June 1958 Christian Social Party (C) Gaston Eyskens -0.33
26 March 1961 Christian Social Party (C) Théo Lefèvre -0.36
23 May 1965 Christian Social Party (C) Pierre Harmel -0.17
31 March 1968 Christian Social Party (C) Gaston Eyskens -0.14
7 November 1971 Christian People's Party (C)[2] Gaston Eyskens -0.19
10 March 1974[1] Belgian Socialist Party (CL)[3] Edmond Leburton -0.15
17 April 1977 Christian People's Party (C) Leo Tindemans -0.16
17 December 1978 Christian People's Party (C) Paul Vanden Boeynants -0.14
8 November 1981 Christian People's Party (C) Mark Eyskens -0.10
13 October 1985 Christian People's Party (C) Wilfried Martens -0.17
13 December 1987 Christian People's Party (C) Wilfried Martens -0.18
24 November 1991 Christian People's Party (C) Wilfried Martens -0.12
21 May 1995 Christian People's Party (C) Jean-Luc Dehaene +0.09
13 June 1999 Vlaamse Liberalen en Democraten (CR) Guy Verhofstadt +0.10
18 May 2003 Vlaamse Liberalen en Democraten (CR) Guy Verhofstadt +0.35
10 June 2007 Christen-Democratisch en Vlaams (C)[4] Yves Leterme +0.22

11 April 1954

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Position MPs Party Leader MPs
Far-left 6 Communist Party of Belgium Edgard Lalmand 6
Centre-left 131 Belgian Socialist Party Achille Van Acker 124
Liberal-Socialist Kartels n/a 7
Centre 145 Christian Social Party Jean Van Houtte 144
Christian Social Rally of Liberty André Saint-Rémy 1
Centre-right 35 Liberal Party Henri Liebaert 35
Right-wing 1 Christian Flemish People's Union Walter Couvreur 1
Total MPs 318 Score -0.35

1 June 1958

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Position MPs Party Leader MPs
Far-left 3 Communist Party of Belgium Ernest Burnelle 3
Centre-left 127 Belgian Socialist Party Achille Van Acker 120
Liberal-Socialist Kartels n/a 7
Centre 158 Christian Social Party Gaston Eyskens 157
People's Union Frans Van der Elst 1
Centre-right 30 Liberal Party Maurice Destenay 30
Total MPs 318 Score -0.33

26 March 1961

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Position MPs Party Leader MPs
Far-left 6 Communist Party of Belgium Ernest Burnelle 6
Centre-left 129 Belgian Socialist Party Léo Collard 129
Centre 151 Christian Social Party Théo Lefèvre 143
People's Union Frans Van der Elst 7
Independent n/a 1
Centre-right 31 Liberal Party Roger Motz 31
Right-wing 1 National Rally Jean-Marie Evrard 1
Total MPs 318 Score -0.36

23 May 1965

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Position MPs Party Leader MPs
Far-left 9 Communist Party of Belgium Ernest Burnelle 9
Centre-left 97 Belgian Socialist Party Léo Collard 95
Walloon Front Robert Moreau 1
Walloon Workers' Party François Perin 1
Centre 141 Christian Social Party Pierre Harmel 121
People's Union Frans Van der Elst 16
Democratic Front of Francophones Paul Brien 4
Centre-right 71 Party for Freedom and Progress Omer Vanaudenhove 71
Total MPs 318 Score -0.17

31 March 1968

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Position MPs Party Leader MPs
Far-left 7 Communist Party of Belgium Ernest Burnelle 7
Centre-left 92 Belgian Socialist Party Léo Collard 92
Centre 150 Christian Social Party Gaston Eyskens 98
People's Union Frans Van der Elst 29
Democratic Front of Francophones
Walloon Rally		 Albert Peeters 17
Vanden Boeynants Paul Vanden Boeynants 6
Centre-right 69 Party for Freedom and Progress Omer Vanaudenhove 69
Total MPs 318 Score -0.14

7 November 1971

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Position MPs Party Leader MPs
Far-left 6 Communist Party of Belgium Marc Drumaux 6
Centre-left 91 Belgian Socialist Party Jos Van Eynde
Edmond Leburton[5]		 86
Red Lions Unknown 5
Centre 172 Christian People's Party
Christian Social Party		 Gaston Eyskens
Robert J. Houben		 101
Democratic Front of Francophones
Walloon Rally		 Albert Peeters 36
People's Union Frans Van der Elst 33
Liberal Democrat and Pluralist Party Unknown 2
Centre-right 49 Party for Freedom and Progress Pierre Descamps 49
Total MPs 318 Score -0.19

10 March 1974

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Position MPs Party Leader MPs
Far-left 3 Communist Party of Belgium Louis Van Geyt 3
Centre-left 88 Belgian Socialist Party
Red Lions		 Edmond Leburton 88
Centre 179 Christian People's Party Leo Tindemans 77
Democratic Front of Francophones
Walloon Rally
Liberal Democrat and Pluralist Party		 André Lagasse 38
Christian Social Party Charles-Ferdinand Nothomb 32
People's Union Frans Van der Elst 32
Centre-right 48 Party for Freedom and Progress Frans Grootjans 46
UDP-DN Unknown 2
Total MPs 318 Score -0.15

17 April 1977

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Position MPs Party Leader MPs
Far-left 3 Communist Party of Belgium Louis Van Geyt 3
Centre-left 92 Belgian Socialist Party (Wallonia) André Cools 53
Belgian Socialist Party (Flanders) Karel Van Miert 39
Centre 174 Christian People's Party Leo Tindemans 84
Christian Social Party Georges Gramme 35
People's Union Hugo Schiltz 30
Democratic Front of Francophones Unknown 17
Walloon Rally Unknown 8
Centre-right 49 Party for Freedom and Progress Frans Grootjans 26
Liberal Reformist Party André Damseaux 23
Total MPs 318 Score -0.16

17 December 1978

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Position MPs Party Leader MPs
Far-left 5 Communist Party of Belgium Louis Van Geyt 5
Centre-left 89 Parti Socialiste André Cools 50
Belgian Socialist Party Karel Van Miert 39
Centre 168 Christian People's Party Paul Vanden Boeynants 86
Christian Social Party Charles-Ferdinand Nothomb 37
People's Union Hugo Schiltz 21
Democratic Front of Francophones Unknown 18
Walloon Rally Unknown 6
Centre-right 55 Party for Freedom and Progress Willy De Clercq 33
Liberal Reformist Party André Damseaux 21
Democratic Union for the Respect of Labour Unknown 1
Far-right 1 Vlaams Blok Karel Dillen 1
Total MPs 318 Score -0.14

8 November 1981

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Position MPs Party Leader MPs
Far-left 3 Communist Party of Belgium Louis Van Geyt 3
Left-wing 8 Ecolo José Daras 5
Agalev Leo Cox 3
Centre-left 92 Parti Socialiste André Cools 53
Socialistische Partij Karel Van Miert 39
Centre 133 Christian People's Party Mark Eyskens 65
People's Union Vic Anciaux 30
Christian Social Party Paul Vanden Boeynants 26
Democratic Front of Francophones
Walloon Rally		 Unknown 12
Centre-right 81 Party for Freedom and Progress Willy De Clercq 42
Liberal Reformist Party Jean Gol 35
Democratic Union for the Respect of Labour Unknown 4
Far-right 1 Vlaams Blok Karel Dillen 1
Total MPs 318 Score -0.10

13 October 1985

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Position MPs Party Leader MPs
Left-wing 13 Ecolo José Daras 7
Agalev Leo Cox 6
Centre-left 101 Parti Socialiste Guy Spitaels 53
Socialistische Partij Karel Van Miert 48
Centre 132 Christian People's Party Wilfried Martens 74
Christian Social Party Gérard Deprez 30
People's Union Vic Anciaux 24
Democratic Front of Francophones Unknown 4
Centre-right 71 Liberal Reformist Party Louis Michel 37
Party for Freedom and Progress Guy Verhofstadt 33
Democratic Union for the Respect of Labour Unknown 1
Far-right 1 Vlaams Blok Karel Dillen 1
Total MPs 318 Score -0.17

13 December 1987

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Position MPs Party Leader MPs
Left-wing 14 Agalev Leo Cox 9
Ecolo José Daras 5
Centre-left 109 Parti Socialiste Guy Spitaels 60
Socialistische Partij Karel Van Miert 49
Centre 120 Christian People's Party Wilfried Martens 65
Christian Social Party Gérard Deprez 27
People's Union Jaak Gabriëls 24
Democratic Front of Francophones Unknown 4
Centre-right 71 Party for Freedom and Progress Annemie Neyts-Uyttebroeck 36
Liberal Reformist Party Louis Michel 35
Far-right 3 Vlaams Blok Karel Dillen 3
Total MPs 317 Score -0.18

24 November 1991

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Position MPs Party Leader MPs
Left-wing 32 Ecolo José Daras 16
Agalev Johan Malcorps 12
ROSSEM Jean-Pierre Van Rossem 4
Centre-left 95 Parti Socialiste Guy Spitaels 53
Socialistische Partij Frank Vandenbroucke 42
Centre 105 Christian People's Party Wilfried Martens 59
Christian Social Party Gérard Deprez 27
People's Union Jaak Gabriëls 15
Democratic Front of Francophones Unknown 4
Centre-right 68 Party for Freedom and Progress Guy Verhofstadt 39
Liberal Reformist Party Daniel Ducarme
Antoine Duquesne		 29
Far-right 18 Vlaams Blok Karel Dillen 17
National Front Daniel Féret 1
Total MPs 318 Score -0.12

21 May 1995

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Position MPs Party Leader MPs
Left-wing 14 Ecolo Isabelle Durant 8
Agalev Johan Malcorps 6
Centre-left 52 Parti Socialiste Philippe Busquin 26
Socialistische Partij Louis Tobback 26
Centre 58 Christian People's Party Jean-Luc Dehaene 36
Christian Social Party Gérard Deprez 15
People's Union Bert Anciaux 7
Centre-right 50 Vlaamse Liberalen en Democraten Guy Verhofstadt 27
Liberal Reformist Party
Democratic Front of Francophones		 Louis Michel
Olivier Maingain		 23
Far-right 16 Vlaams Blok Karel Dillen 14
National Front Daniel Féret 2
Total MPs 190 Score +0.09

13 June 1999

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Position MPs Party Leader MPs
Left-wing 26 Ecolo Isabelle Durant 14
Agalev Jos Geysels 12
Centre-left 41 Parti Socialiste Elio Di Rupo 23
Socialistische Partij Fred Erdman 18
Centre 51 Christian People's Party Jean-Luc Dehaene 28
Christian Social Party Philippe Maystadt 13
People's Union Patrik Vankrunkelsven 10
Centre-right 52 Vlaamse Liberalen en Democraten Guy Verhofstadt 29
Liberal Reformist Party
Democratic Front of Francophones		 Louis Michel
Olivier Maingain		 23
Far-right 20 Vlaams Blok Frank Vanhecke 19
National Front Daniel Féret 1
Total MPs 190 Score +0.10

18 May 2003

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Position MPs Party Leader MPs
Left-wing 5 Ecolo Évelyne Hutebroeck 5
Centre-left 61 Parti Socialiste Elio Di Rupo 31
Socialistische Partij Anders
Spirit		 Steve Stevaert
Bert Anciaux		 30
Centre 37 Christen-Democratisch en Vlaams Stefaan De Clerck 27
Centre démocrate humaniste Joëlle Milquet 10
Centre-right 62 Vlaamse Liberalen en Democraten Guy Verhofstadt 32
Mouvement Réformateur Antoine Duquesne 29
New Flemish Alliance Geert Bourgeois 1
Far-right 25 Vlaams Blok Frank Vanhecke 23
National Front Daniel Féret 2
Total MPs 190 Score +0.35

10 June 2007

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Position MPs Party Leader MPs
Left-wing 15 Ecolo Isabelle Durant 10
Groen! Vera Dua 5
Centre-left 42 Parti Socialiste Elio Di Rupo 24
Socialistische Partij Anders
Spirit		 Johan Vande Lanotte
Geert Lambert		 18
Centre 51 Christen-Democratisch en Vlaams
New Flemish Alliance		 Yves Leterme
Bart De Wever		 39
Centre démocrate humaniste Joëlle Milquet 12
Centre-right 52 Mouvement Réformateur Didier Reynders 29
Open Vlaamse Liberalen en Democraten Guy Verhofstadt 23
Right-wing 28 Vlaams Belang Frank Vanhecke 22
List Dedecker Jean-Marie Dedecker 6
Far-right 2 National Front Daniel Féret
Patrick Cocriamont[6]		 2
Total MPs 190 Score +0.22

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Notes

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  1. ^ a b c d e f Governments not led by the biggest party:
    Country Date Biggest party Leader Government party Leader
     Belgium 11 April 1954 Christian Social Party (C) Jean Van Houtte Belgian Socialist Party (CL) Achille Van Acker
     Belgium 10 March 1974 Belgian Socialist Party (CL) Edmond Leburton Christian People's Party Leo Tindemans
     Austria 3 October 1999 Social Democratic Party of Austria (CL) Viktor Klima Austrian People's Party (CR) Wolfgang Schüssel
  2. ^ a b In an alliance with the Christian Social Party led by Robert J. Houben
  3. ^ a b In an alliance with the Red Lions
  4. ^ a b In an alliance with the New Flemish Alliance led by Bart De Wever. This government came to power after an interim minority Open Vlaamse Liberalen en Democraten government led by Guy Verhofstadt
  5. ^ Van Eynde was the party's leader in Flanders, and Leburton in Wallonia
  6. ^ Cocriamont was the party's de facto leader while Féret was imprisoned
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