Chamber:
	Chambre des Députés
Dates of elections / renewal (from/to):
	12 June 1994
Purpose of elections:
	Elections were held for all the seats in Parliament on the normal expiry of the members’ term of office.
Background and outcome of elections:
	The 1994 parliamentary elections were held simultaneously with those for Luxembourg's representatives to the European Parliament. During the campaign, emphasis was placed on the issues of the social welfare and the status of foreigners in the country, who constitute a sizeable percentage of the work force. Despite the particular efforts of the liberal Democratic Party (PD/DP) and the Greens, polling results saw little change in the relative strengths of the parties represented in the Chamber of Deputies, none of them gaining or losing more than one seat. With this outcome, the Christian Social Party (PCS/CSV) and the Luxembourg Socialist Workers' Party (POSL/LSAP), in alliance since 1984 and together having a comfortable majority in the Chamber, agreed on 17 June to renew their governing coalition, which is headed by Prime Minister Jacques Santer (PCS/CSV).

STATISTICS

Round no 1 (12 June 1994): Elections results
Number of registered electors	240,000 (approx.)

Round no 1: Distribution of seats
Political Group	Total	Gain/Loss
Christian Social Party (PCS/CSV)	21	-1
Luxembourg Socialist Workers' Party (POSL/LSAP)	17	-1
Democratic Party (PD/DP)	12	+1
Greens	5	+1
Action Committee for Democracy and Justice	5	+1
Communist Party (PCL/KPL)	0	-1

Distribution of seats according to sex:
Men:	48
Women:	12