Although attention is already focused on the elections to parliament in 2021, the municipal elections are also quite interesting. A group of Forum for Democracy members start a new party in Oisterwijk and fly out of the corner on the internet. In the Eemsdelta, PVVs turn up at local parties. A party leader of the VVD in Boxtel… Read more
In the East Groningen municipality Pekela has a PVV candidate withdrew after his relationship with a motorcycle came out. But there is more to say about him. This is the third part of a series of short articles about the local elections 2018. In mid-February the Telegraph comes with the revelation that the PVV candidate Jan… Read more
The PVV disappointing performance in local elections. The party of Geert Wilders got much less votes than in the parliamentary elections last year. This is mainly because the PVV experience in municipal competition from local players.
The run-up to municipal elections is not for everyone equally smoothly. Across the country stepped councilors and candidates after they were discredited for different reasons. We put the most controversial in a row:
Jan Wekema from Pekela, prospective member (prospect) Black Sheep kept the honor to himself on Wednesday 14 February, stepped up Councilor as a candidate for the PVV in Pekela. The question remains how the story or evidence has found the path to the editor of the Telegraph. Gazet North sought it out for you.
A prospective member of a motorcycle club is controversial candidate for the city council of Groningen Pekela. Jan Wekema from Oude Pekela is a winnable spot on the PVV list, but 'prospect' (prospective member) bij Black Sheep MC: According to the police still "outlaw motorcycle gang".
Motor Club member Jan Wekema the PVV in Pekela withdrew as a candidate for the municipal council. Says a press release of the party and he confirms by telephone.