Flevoland: Verkiezingen 2014

Almere

There are only two municipalities in the Netherlands where the far-right Freedom Party joins. In Almere, not everyone is happy with this honor. The party has no major surprises on the candidate or the election. They write that environmental, that focuses on sustainability, its subsidy going to lose and that children in schools are not brainwashed may be left with green gossip about the non-existent global warming. “There will be no more mosque in Almere” if it is on the PVV plans and urban commandos against crime are also died a silent death. Quite remarkable is the thesis of the PVV that growth municipality of Almere can not grow. But the PVV logic beats the weather or, because they fear that more than non-western immigrants and Muslims come, and they do not want. The council has the PVV party in recent years profiled with scheduling their position against Islam. The reception of asylum seekers did not sit well with chairman Show van Dijk (1968) and his comrades.

Almere Liberal

Two former PVV MPs have put themselves in Almere Liberal. This is a restart of the local branch of Proud Netherlands. Proud board member Martin broke in Sinke 2011 with the national party. From the large PVV department in Almere come Fred Kraus (1967) and Marissa Fisher (1962) Almere Liberal visit. Fisher hit like PVV councilor into disrepute because of her alcohol use during council meetings and broke 2012 ties with the party of Geert Wilders. After that she felt free to vote for an amnesty for children seeking asylum. In the manifesto of Almere Liberal sounds Pride sound occasionally still by. Tolerating soft drugs should stop. Separate groups such as ethnic minorities should not be operated with a targeted provision, because they have to integrate. Conversely Liberal Almere also has regular positions.

Lelystad

Also at the Residents Party PVV MPs on two dives Lelystad. Gerben Lowland (1949) promises to resign as a Member in Flevoland for the PVV he was on 19 March, elected. And that certainly can not be ruled out because the local party now has five seats and an alderman. The alderman is Wout Jansen (1952) and as Lijstduwer down at the Residents Party. Previously, he was always the leader. In 2006 he supported Geert Wilders of the Freedom Party in national elections. To see secures many votes he calls 2010 the PVV electorate to color the box from the Residents Party red. Then you vote for a party that wants to house asylum seekers no, license plates of passing cars to scan for more safety, would require immigrants to speak Dutch and wants to curb the coffee shop. In addition, it also has many regular and sustainable positions.

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