D66 people vote newcomers and sitting MPs up

D66 members have properly adjusted the list of candidates for the elections in October. MPs from the current group (nine seats) in particular are given a higher place than advised by the list advisory committee, newcomers are falling correctly. D66 members voted on the list of candidates in recent weeks. Thursday the ballot boxes closed, this Friday published the party The final list for the elections on October 29.

Sitting MP Joost Faster rises the most compared to the concept election list. The MP that according to De Groene Amsterdammer Most extra work done In addition to the regular parliamentary work, five places rises to fifth place. UWV director Nathalie van Berkel was the highest newcomer on the draft list, immediately after Rob Jetten in place two. On the final list she drops the fastest and ends up at six.

Four men in the top five

The top five with which D66 starts the October elections now consists of four men. Rob Jetten leads the list, followed by abroad spokesperson Jan Paternotte. The third place is for financial specialist Hans Vijlbrief and on Vier is Anne-Marijke Podt, agricultural and migration spokesperson. The top ten is equally distributed in terms of men and women.

Just like Joost faster, sitting MPs Hanneke van der Werf and Ilana Rooderkerk were on the draft list in a possibly unusable place. Van der Werf rises thirteen to nine thanks to the members. Ilana Rooderkerk, who, among other things, conducted an internal campaign through Het Parool say The fact that D66 could use “a little more Amsterdam” in the Lower House, just one place falls to 13.

In addition to Nathalie van Berkel, other potential newcomers in the Lower House will also fall. Fatimazhra Belhirch, Felix Klos and Marijke Synhaeve were given a place in the top ten on the advice list, but now partly fall outside. Senator Belhirch has fallen two places (to position 8) and European group employee Klos (11) and researcher Synhaeve (12) both have fallen three places.

The first newcomer to rise is Ouafa Oualhadj. She is a policy advisor at the Ministry of Finance and moderated the last D66 congress. On the final list she is in 15th place, the advisory committee placed her at sixteen.

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