The latest poll by Maurice de Hond has very bad news for D66. Because if there were elections today, Sigrid Kaag’s party would have to settle for 19 seats. That is 5 less than in March and that makes D66, together with the CDA, the big loser since the elections.
According to the dog turns out from his poll that less than 75% of people whop 17 March voted for a particular party would now do so again. More than a quarter of the voters therefore switch to another party.
The biggest losers of the post-election period are not GroenLinks and the PvdA or even the VVD. Apparently VVD voters are fine with their party leader flirting with an extreme left cabinet. Anything for power.
No, the ones that are really going down, according to de Hond’s poll, are D66 and the CDA.
Voters turn their backs on D66
In the elections of March 17, D66 still had 24 seats. That was presented as a historic result for the party, which was of course mainly caused by the media cartel’s desire for Kaag to become prime minister one day. Therefor had to they ‘win.’
But of those 24, there are now only 19 left in the poll. And with that, D66 is only two meager seats bigger than the PVV; the party by D66 invariably excluded because it is supposedly an ‘undemocratic’ party… so that comes from a party that has itself abolished the referendum. But that aside.
This is of course a disastrous poll for Kaag… were it not that The Hague no longer cares about the opinion of the people. The elections are over. The seats are divided. She and her squad occupy 24 seats in parliament. If the voter regrets that now, that is.
The CDA has been wiped out
In the meantime, it is confirmed again that there really is nothing is left of the CDA. Where the Christian Democrats still got 15 seats on March 17 – which was already very pathetic at the time – they now only get 6 seats in the poll.
Six.
That makes the CDA virtually smaller than the BoerBurgerBeweging by Caroline van der Plas. Because it is on 7 virtual seats.
The new party of Pieter Omtzigt is not yet included in the poll – because he does not yet have a new party presented. If he does, there will be virtual of course an earthquake occur – one that may remove even more seats from the CDA. That will then become a second SGP, with the difference that the CDA is a spineless, principleless club of fake Christians.
Virtual winners
Of course, if there are losers, there are virtual winners. The biggest riser is BBB. According to De Hond, this party now has 7 seats. The BoerBurgerBeweging has thus become a serious middle party; one that mainly preys on the rural voice… of former CDA bastions.
The Party for the Animals also won two seats. This also applies to JA21. That is now virtually at 5 seats.
Another big winner is Volt. Because for reasons completely unknown to me, that party is now on 6 seats in the poll. Pretty clever, since it’s actually just about D66 young people. There are a few differences with the mother party, but then it is mainly about degrees.
Dan BVNL from Wybren van Haga. That is on one virtual seat. That is more than the party achieved on its own – because BVNL did not participate in elections as a party. As such, you could call it a “winner”. At the same time, they now have three MPs in parliament. In addition, Van Haga received more than 200,000 preferential votes on March 17, which would be good for a seat or two/three. Officially it is therefore a win, but in practical terms it is not a result that will make Van Haga, Ephraïm and Smolders happy.
Finally, there is the VVD. Because, believe it or not, the fake liberals are also a virtual winner. Yes really. Mark Rutte is rewarded for his flirting with the extreme left. Because where the VVD got 34 seats in March, according to De Hond, there would be two more if the elections were today.
What a people, those VVD plebs.
The entire seat distribution
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Of course it’s just a poll and you can’t blindly trust that everything about it is correct. For example, FVD is almost certainly underestimated again. That happens all the time. But as far as D66 and the CDA are concerned, those parties often be estimated larger than they actually are. They are being pushed by the media cartel.
This poll by De Hond is extra bad news for D66 and the CDA.
So, have a nice Sunday, folks!
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