Groningen is a young city rebuilding for the future
WEBFeb 27, 2022 · Current council make-up: GroenLinks (11), PvdA (6), D66 (5), SP (5), VVD (4), ChristenUnie (3), PvdD (3), CDA (2), 100% Groningen (2), Stadspartij (2), Student en Stad (1), PVV (1) New parties participating: Stadspartij 100% voor Groningen (fusion), Partij van de Zuinigheid, Partij voor het Noorden, FvD, Belang van Nederland, Blancolijst …
Provincial Council of Groningen - Wikipedia
WEBSocialist Party: 22,166: 8.68: 4 –4: People's Party for Freedom and Democracy: 21,595: 8.46: 4: 0: Christian Democratic Appeal: 20,642: 8.08: 3 –2: Groninger Interest: 18,556: 7.27: 3: 0: Democrats 66: 16,727: 6.55: 3 –1: Party for Freedom: 15,271: 5.98: 2 –1: Party for the North: 10,527: 4.12: 2 +1: Party for the Animals: 10,406: 4.08: ...
Party for the North - Wikipedia
WEBThe Party for the North (Dutch: Partij voor het Noorden, PvhN) is a regional political party in the Netherlands founded in December 2002 representing the interests of the provinces of Groningen, Friesland and Drenthe.
Groningen votes: a provincial elections guide for internationals
WEBMar 12, 2019 · If you consider politics upon two axes – left-right economically and conservative-progressive socially – the most left/progressive party on Groningen’s …
WEBVoting for independent local parties in the Netherlands Simon Otjes University of Groningen Documentation Centre for Dutch Political Parties (DNPP), Groningen, The Netherlands ABSTRACT This study examines why citizens in the Netherlands vote for independent local parties. These are parties that run in municipal council elections, but do
Groninger Interest - Wikipedia
WEBGroninger Interest ( Dutch: Groninger Belang, Dutch pronunciation: [ˈɣroː.nɪ.ŋər bəˈlɑŋ]) is regionalist political party which is active in the province of Groningen, the Netherlands . Groninger Interest is a party that emerged from a collaboration between local parties from the entire province of Groningen. [1] .
MAPP Dataset — the University of Groningen research portal
WEBDescription. Database on Political Party Membership Figures. Spatial Units: National level; Unit of analysis: Parties; Unit of observation: Number of party members (M) per party per year. Date made available. 30-Aug-2016. Publisher. University of Groningen. Temporal coverage.
POLITICAL PARTIES: FIT FOR THE FUTURE? - Rijksuniversiteit Groningen
WEBLess than three percent of the Dutch voters are members of a political party, and the number of parties (and factions) is historically high. Political scientist Susan Scarrow explores the history of the evolution of political parties in European democracies since the 1970s. How did parties respond to new challenges of representation?
WEBDemocracy through political parties and public participation: the case of the planning history of Groningen, The Netherlands. [Thesis fully internal (DIV), Rijksuniversiteit Groningen]. s.n.
Political parties: fit for the future? | Studium Generale Groningen
WEBBroerstraat 5, Groningen. donderdag 9 november 2023. Political parties: fit for the future? WIth livestream. Susan Scarrow and Gerrit Voerman. Political parties hold a central place in contemporary democracies. However, the function and role of the political party is being questioned more and more.
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