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Luxembourg Election Resource Center
LuxCitizenship has created this page for Luxembourg Dual Citizens through ancestry wanting to learn about elections in the Grand Duchy.
Luxembourg Election Resource Center
LuxCitizenship has created this page for Luxembourg Dual Citizens through ancestry wanting to learn about elections in the Grand Duchy.
The next elections in Luxembourg will take place on June 9th, 2024.
The next elections in Luxembourg will take place on June 9th, 2024.
Voting for Luxembourg citizens living abroad is optional.
If you make the personal choice to vote, we believe that it’s important to inform yourself about Luxembourg’s elections & democracy. We’ve created this page to help guide you.
Voting for Luxembourg citizens living abroad is optional.
If you make the personal choice to vote, we believe that it’s important to inform yourself about Luxembourg’s elections & democracy. We’ve created this page to help guide you.
Luxembourg’s Elections – The Basics
Luxembourg has three types of elections
Municipal – Once every six years (June 2023)
Legislative – Once every five years (October 2023)
European – Once every five years (June 2024)
Citizens living outside of Luxembourg have the right to request an absentee ballot for the Legislative and European elections.
Luxembourg has three types of elections
Municipal – Once every six years (June 2023)
Legislative – Once every five years (October 2023)
European – Once every five years (June 2024)
Citizens living outside of Luxembourg have the right to request an absentee ballot for the Legislative and European elections.
Who is eligible to vote?
You have received proof of possessing Luxembourgish citizenship
You possess a Luxembourgish passport or ID Card
You are over 18 years of age*
*Turning 18 soon? To vote in June’s election, you must turn 18 by 4/20/24 to register to vote before the final deadline.
Who is eligible to vote?
You have received proof of possessing Luxembourgish citizenship
You possess a Luxembourgish passport or ID Card
You are over 18 years of age*
*Turning 18 soon? To vote in June’s election, you must turn 18 by 4/30/24 to register to vote before the final deadline.
European Elections in Luxembourg
Who am I voting for?
The purpose of the European election is to elect Luxembourg’s six Members of the European Parliament, the legislative body of the European Union.
The European Parliament is based in Brussels as well as Luxembourg and Strasbourg (France)
Type: Unicameral parliament
Representatives: 705 Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) for all 27 member states
MEPs are allocated proportionately to the population of each of the 27 member states of the European Union. Due to its small size, Luxembourg has the minimum number of MEPs per member state, which is six. On the other hand, France has 79.
Who am I voting for?
The purpose of the European election is to elect Luxembourg’s six Members of the European Parliament, the legislative body of the European Union.
The European Parliament is based in Brussels as well as Luxembourg and Strasbourg (France)
Type: Unicameral parliament
Representatives: 705 Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) for all 27 member states
MEPs are allocated proportionately to the population of each of the 27 member states of the European Union. Due to its small size, Luxembourg has the minimum number of MEPs per member state, which is six. On the other hand, France has 79.
- North Voting District
- South Voting District
- East Voting District
- Center Voting District
Where do I vote?
Although Luxembourg is split into 4 electoral divisions for national elections, there are no geographic divisions in Luxembourg’s European elections. All candidates are national candidates.
Normally, each party will have six candidates. You can vote for all the 6 candidates from a party or you can select six candidates from different parties.
If you have never lived in Luxembourg, you are eligible to register to vote via absentee ballot in Luxembourg City.
If you have already lived in Luxembourg, you must vote in your Commune of Residence or the Commune where you last resided in Luxembourg.
Where do I vote?
- North Voting District
- South Voting District
- East Voting District
- Center Voting District
Although Luxembourg is split into 4 electoral divisions for national elections, there are no geographic divisions in Luxembourg’s European elections. All candidates are national candidates.
Normally, each party will have six candidates. You can vote for all the 6 candidates from a party or you can select six candidates from different parties.
If you have never lived in Luxembourg, you are eligible to register to vote via absentee ballot in Luxembourg City.
If you have already lived in Luxembourg, you must vote in your Commune of Residence or the Commune where you last resided in Luxembourg.
How do I Vote?
Luxembourgers abroad vote by mail-in absentee ballot
Registration is done online
Your absentee ballot can be sent to you at any address you designate on the form
You must mail the absentee ballot back by the deadline
How do I Vote?
Luxembourgers abroad vote by mail-in absentee ballot
Registration is done online
Your absentee ballot can be sent to you at any address you designate on the form
You must mail the absentee ballot back by the deadline
ELECTION CALENDAR
For Luxembourg citizens registering to vote from abroad in Luxembourg’s June 9th, 2024 European election, here are the key dates that you need to know.
3/17/24 – Registration to vote opens
4/30/24 – Registration closes
5/10/24 – Deadline for Luxembourg City to send out ballots
6/7/24 – Final Postal Deadline: Returned ballots must be received by the Luxembourg City by 5 p.m. this date to be considered valid, there is no postal service during the weekend
6/9/24 – Election Day: In-person voting closes at 2 p.m.
If you live in Luxembourg, please note that there is a different schedule.
What are the Next Steps?
STEP 1: DETERMINE IF VOTING IS RIGHT FOR YOU
If you have a motivated, personal reason to vote in Luxembourg’s elections, the first step you should take is informing yourself about the parties and candidates. Luxembourg is a multiparty democracy.
MEDIA
We suggest that you follow some of Luxembourg’s English language news sources.
Please note that this video was recorded for the Legislative elections in October 2023. Generally, the process works almost exactly the same way.
STEP 2: REGISTRATION
Here are the steps to follow to register to vote by absentee ballot in Luxembourg’s upcoming election.
Registration to vote is currently: OPEN
You can either register by postal mail or online via MyGuichet (if you have a qualifying Token or PIN
To register to vote via postal mail, visit the Luxembourg City website (form is in French).
To register to vote via myGuichet in English, use this form.
STEP 2: REGISTRATION
Here are the steps to follow to register to vote by absentee ballot in Luxembourg’s upcoming election.
Please note that this video was recorded for the Legislative elections in October 2023. Generally, the process works almost exactly the same way.
Registration to vote is currently: OPEN
You can either register by mail or online via MyGuichet (if you have a qualifying Token or PIN)
To register to vote via postal mail, visit the Luxembourg City website (form is in French)
To register to vote via myGuichet in English, use this form
STEP 3: RECEIVE BALLOT & VOTE
Absentee ballots will be delivered via Express Carrier in mid-May
You have the opportunity to accord up to 6 votes
You can vote in two different ways: see video
Please note that this video was recorded for the Legislative elections in October 2023. Generally, the process works almost exactly the same way.
STEP 3: RECEIVE BALLOT & VOTE
Please note that this video was recorded for the Legislative elections in October 2023. Generally, the process works almost exactly the same way.
Absentee ballots will be delivered via Express Carrier in mid-May
You have the opportunity to accord up to 6 votes
You can vote in two different ways: see video
STEP 4: RETURN THE BALLOT
Place your ballot in the provided security envelope
You must send this envelope to the designated address
You must pay for the postage if you send it from outside of Luxembourg
Send the ballot no later than 10 days before the final deadline
STEP 4: RETURN THE BALLOT
Place your ballot in the provided security envelope
You must send this envelope to the designated address
You must pay for the postage if you send it from outside of Luxembourg
Send the ballot no later than 10 days before the final deadline