12/02/2026 - A government has been formed, more updates to follow.
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What's going on?
What's going on?
After the Belgian general elections of 09/06/2024 a new Brussels Parliament was elected. In previous elections was the Brussels Capital Region always the quickest. Last year (2025) the region broke Belgium's own record for time without a government.
Two majorities
Two majorities
To form a government in Brussels you need a majority in the two language groups (French & Dutch). When a majority is found in those groups, the respective parties form one government. This makes the government formation extra complicated, since you need more parties to form a government.
Do it yourself
Do it yourself
Below you find majority seekers for the French and Dutch parties in Brussels. Click on a party's name to select or deselect.
Click here to navigate quickly
Click here to navigate quickly
French parties (72 seats)
French parties (72 seats)
Click on a party's name to select or deselect.
Dutch parties (17 seats)
Dutch parties (17 seats)
Click on a party's name to select or deselect.
Election result: the Brussels Parliament
Election result: the Brussels Parliament
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