This is a list of members of the Chamber of Deputies of Luxembourg during the 2009–2013 legislature. The Chamber of Deputies is Luxembourg's national legislature, and consists of sixty deputies. They are elected once every five years. The members that served in the 2009–2013 legislature were elected in 2009.
The government during this legislature was the Juncker–Asselborn II Government, a coalition of CSV and LSAP.
Name Party Conscription Home town Brief (if applicable) Claude Adam Greens Centre Mersch Sylvie Andrich-DuvalAndrich-Duval took her seat on 28 July 2009. CSV Sud Dudelange Diane AdehmAdehm replaced Jean-Louis Schiltz on 8 March 2011. CSV Centre Luxembourg City Marc AngelAngel took his seat on 28 July 2009. LSAP Centre Luxembourg City André Bauler DP Nord Ettelbruck François Bausch Greens Centre Luxembourg City Leader of the Greens group Eugène Berger DP Sud Peppange Xavier Bettel DP Centre Luxembourg City Leader of the DP group Fernand Boden CSV Est Echternach Alex Bodry LSAP Sud Dudelange Anne Brasseur DP Centre Luxembourg City Félix Braz Greens Sud Esch-sur-Alzette Lucien ClementClement took his seat on 28 July 2009. CSV Est Remich Jean Colombera ADR Nord Vichten Claudia Dall'Agnol LSAP Sud Dudelange Fernand DiederichDiederich took his seat on 28 July 2009. LSAP Centre Colmar-Berg Christine Doerner CSV Sud Bettembourg Emile EicherEicher took his seat on 28 July 2009. CSV Nord Marnach Félix Eischen CSV Sud Kehlen Lydie Err LSAP Sud Bereldange Fernand Etgen DP Nord Oberfeulen Ben Fayot LSAP Centre Luxembourg City Marie-Josée Frank CSV Est Olingen Gaston Gibéryen ADR Sud Frisange Leader of the ADR 'sensibility' Camille Gira Greens Nord Beckerich Léon GlodenGloden took his seat on 28 July 2009. CSV Est Grevenmacher Claude HaagenHaagen took his seat on 28 July 2009. LSAP Nord Diekirch Norbert HaupertHaupert took his seat on 28 July 2009. CSV Sud Mondercange Paul Helminger DP Centre Luxembourg City Jacques-Yves Henckes ADR Centre Luxembourg City André Hoffmann The Left Sud Esch-sur-Alzette Leader of the Left 'sensibility' Ali Kaes CSV Nord Brandenbourg Fernand KartheiserKartheiser replaced Tania Gibéryen, who was elected in 2009, but resigned her seat before the Chamber was sworn in. ADR Sud Sprinkange Nancy Kemp-Arendt CSV Sud Mondercange Jean-Pierre Klein LSAP Centre Heisdorf Henri Kox Greens Est Remich Marc LiesLies took his seat on 28 July 2009. CSV Centre Hesperange Josée LorschéLorsché replaced Jean Huss on 6 July 2011. Greens Sud Noertzange Viviane Loschetter Greens Centre Luxembourg City Lucien Lux LSAP Sud Bettembourg Leader of the LSAP group Claude Meisch DP Sud Differdange Paul-Henri Meyers CSV Centre Luxembourg City Laurent Mosar CSV Centre Luxembourg City President of the Chamber Lydia Mutsch LSAP Sud Esch-sur-Alzette Vice-President of the Chamber Roger NegriNegri took his seat on 28 July 2009. LSAP Sud Mamer Marcel Oberweis CSV Centre Steinsel Lydie Polfer DP Centre Luxembourg City Vice-President of the Chamber Gilles Roth CSV Sud Mamer Jean-Paul SchaafSchaaf took his seat on 28 July 2009. CSV Nord Ettelbruck Ben ScheuerScheuer took his seat on 28 July 2009. LSAP Est Luxembourg City Tessy ScholtesScholtes replaced Mill Majerus on 3 May 2011. CSV Centre Heisdorf Marc Spautz CSV Sud Schifflange Vera SpautzSpautz took her seat on 28 July 2009. LSAP Sud Esch-sur-Alzette Martine Stein-Mergen CSV Centre Luxembourg City Lucien Thiel CSV Centre Luxembourg City Carlo Wagner DP Est Wormeldange Robert WeberWeber took his seat on 28 July 2009. CSV Sud Peppange Lucien Weiler CSV Nord Diekirch Raymond WeydertWeydert took his seat on 28 July 2009. CSV Centre Niederanven Michel Wolter CSV Sud Bascharage Vice-President of the Chamber
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