The upcoming parliamentary elections on October 29, Dutch politics is experiencing some weakened preferences. The Christian Democrats (CDA), under Henri Bontenbal, are steadily growing in the polls, and are now gaining levels of support of to the same levels of support as Groenlinks-PvdA. On the contrary, the VVD (Liberal party) under Dilan Yeșilgöz has lost further support, now polling well below the 20 seats they've been allocated in the Chamber of Representatives.
3 months Ago
CDA foundation- party rises, VVD declines
Based on Peilingwijzer (averages weighted by Ipsos I&O and Verian/EenVandaag), the VVD has dropped to between 14 and 18 seats, with about an 8-seat deficit from their present representation in the Chamber of Representatives.
The VVD has also dropped relative to support over the past 6-7 weeks (in late-July, they were polling at 20 to 24 seats). Attributed to her statements about singer Douwe Bob last summer, the fallout from which produced a probably false apology, but also confidence of returning voters.
In contrast, the CDA has the wind at its back. Under new leadership, Bontenbal is polling at 22 to 26 seats-- hovering near Groenlinks-PvdA, which is polling at 23 to 27 seats. Bontenbal stated before in his aspirations to be Prime Minister, if CDA is the largest party, survey results shows the attractiveness of his position with lower party levels as well.
PVV (the Party for Freedom) still have polling figure markedly higher than CDA, and support has leveled off to between 29 to 35 seats however, support is still remaining about 5 seats worse than current.
Upcoming political decisions and shifts
The BBB (the farmers' party) is now polling at between 4 to 6 seats and are doing better than their earlier results, but are still close to their current Chamber representation. All 4 parties in Schoof I Cabinet have both reduc.
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