This is a list of members of the Chamber of Deputies of Luxembourg between 2004 and 2009. The Chamber of Deputies is Luxembourg's national legislature, and consists of sixty deputies. The members that served in the 2004–2009 legislature were elected in 2004.
The government during this legislature was the Juncker–Asselborn I Government, a coalition of CSV and LSAP.
Name Party Conscription Home town Brief (if applicable) Claude Adam Greens Centre Mersch Sylvie Andrich-DuvalAndrich-Duval replaced Nelly Stein on 11 October 2005. CSV Sud Dudelange Marc AngelAngel took his seat on 3 August 2004. LSAP Centre Luxembourg City François Bausch Greens Centre Luxembourg City Leader of the Greens group Eugène Berger DP Sud Peppange Xavier Bettel DP Centre Luxembourg City Alex Bodry LSAP Sud Dudelange Anne Brasseur DP Centre Luxembourg City Félix Braz Greens Sud Esch-sur-Alzette John Castegnaro LSAP Sud Rumelange Lucien Clement CSV Est Remich Claudia Dall'AgnolDall'Agnol took her seat on 3 August 2004. LSAP Sud Dudelange Fernand DiederichDiederich took his seat on 3 August 2004. LSAP Centre Colmar-Berg Christine DoernerDoerner took her seat on 3 August 2004. CSV Sud Bettembourg Lydie Err LSAP Sud Bereldange Fernand EtgenEtgen replaced Emile Calmes on 20 December 2007. DP Nord Oberfeulen Ben Fayot LSAP Centre Luxembourg City Leader of the LSAP group Colette Flesch DP Centre Luxembourg City Marie-Josée FrankFrank took her seat on 3 August 2004. CSV Est Olingen Fabienne GaulGaul replaced Marie-Thérèse Gantenbein-Koullen on 8 February 2009. CSV Centre Itzig Gaston Gibéryen ADR Sud Frisange Leader of the ADR 'sensibility' Camille Gira Greens Nord Beckerich Marcel Glesener CSV Sud Peppange Charles Goerens DP Nord Schieren Leader of the DP group Norbert Haupert CSV Sud Mondercange Paul HelmingerHelminger replaced Lydie Polfer, who was elected in 2004, but resigned her seat on 6 July, before the Chamber was sworn in. DP Centre Luxembourg City Jacques-Yves Henckes ADR Centre Luxembourg City Françoise Hetto-GaaschHetto-Gaasch took her seat on 3 August 2004. CSV Est Junglinster Jean Huss Greens Sud Esch-sur-Alzette Aly Jaerling Independent Sud Esch-sur-Alzette Ali Kaes CSV Nord Brandenbourg Nancy Kemp-ArendtKemp-Arendt took her seat on 3 August 2004. CSV Sud Mondercange Jean-Pierre KleinKlein replaced Robert Goebbels, who was elected in 2004, but resigned his seat on 9 July, before the Chamber was sworn in. LSAP Centre Heisdorf Jean-Pierre Koepp ADR Nord Hoscheid-Dickt Henri Kox Greens Est Remich Alex Krieps DP Centre Medingen Viviane Loschetter Greens Centre Luxembourg City Robert Mehlen ADR Est Manternach Claude Meisch DP Sud Differdange Paul-Henri Meyers CSV Centre Luxembourg City Laurent Mosar CSV Centre Luxembourg City Lydia Mutsch LSAP Sud Esch-sur-Alzette Roger NegriSchaaf took his seat on 3 August 2004. LSAP Sud Mamer Marcel OberweisOberweis took his seat on 3 August 2004. CSV Centre Steinsel Gilles RothRoth replaced François Maroldt on 1 March 2007. CSV Sud Mamer Marcel SauberSauber took his seat on 3 August 2004. CSV Centre Walferdange Jean-Paul SchaafSchaaf took his seat on 3 August 2004. CSV Nord Ettelbruck Marco Schank CSV Nord Eschdorf Jos Scheuer LSAP Est Echternach Romain Schneider LSAP Nord Wiltz Roland SchreinerSchreiner took his seat on 3 August 2004. LSAP Sud Schifflange Marc Spautz CSV Sud Schifflange Vera Spautz LSAP Sud Esch-sur-Alzette Martine Stein-MergenStein-Mergen took her seat on 3 August 2004. CSV Centre Luxembourg City Fred Sunnen CSV Sud Belvaux Lucien Thiel CSV Centre Luxembourg City Carlo Wagner DP Est Wormeldange Lucien Weiler CSV Nord Diekirch President of the Chamber Raymond WeydertWeydert replaced Patrick Santer on 17 March 2009. CSV Centre Niederanven Michel Wolter CSV Sud Bascharage Leader of the CSV group
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