For example, Frans Timmermans described the leader of the largest party last Saturday at the GL/PvdA party congress. Nevertheless, voters remain the PVV to a large extent faithful. Although the PVV loses a few seats compared to the current 37 room seats, the virtual seat number of 31 to 34 is more than the 23 virtual seats for the GL/PvdA.
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According to EenVandaag, the growing gap is explained by the ‘under -snow’ of themes that voters find at GL/PvdA fit. The immigration file, on the other hand, has gained attention, the researchers say. This theme is strongly linked to the PVV, which means that Geert Wilders’ party is growing.
Bontenbal popular
The left -wing merger club has since even been slightly surpassed by the CDA. The Christian Democrats have a predicted number of seats of 23 to 25 seats in the recent polls of IPSOS I&O and EenVandaag. Moreover, the CDA has the greatest possible voter potential. No less than 34 percent are considering a voice on the CDA.
That percentage is lower at the PVV (30) and GL/PvdA (27). The voter potential of the CDA is mainly related to the popularity of party leader Henri Bontenbal. According to Ipsos I&O, the Rotterdammer is even as popular as Frans Timmermans among left -wing voters. EenVandaag shows that for two thirds of the CDA voters, the person Bontenbal plays an important role in their voting choice.
Van Baarle and Ouwehand in the right more popular than Timmermans
Under the center-right voters, Bontenbal (7.8) even scores the very highest in the research of Ipsos I&O, while Geert Wilders (7.4) scores the best among right-conservative voters. Timmermans only scores a sufficient for the left of the Netherlands, while with a right-wing conservative Netherlands with a 1.9 he is even less popular than Stephan van Baarle (Think), Esther Ouwehand (2.5) and Laurens Dassen (2.7).
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At the left of the Netherlands, Rob Jetten (D66) with a 7.4 is the most popular. That report mark from Ipsos I&O translates into a small growth in D66, the seats of which come from GL/PvdA and the VVD. For example, the party is being surveyed between 11 and 15 seats in recent polls, which means that the D66 party is now competing for fourth place with VVD (14) and Ja21 (11).