Michiel 2005's photos with the keyword: tweede kamerverkiezingen

Every four years the members of Second Chamber of the Dutch Parliament (called the Staten-Generaal or States General) have to be elected by the citizens of the Netherlands. The elections are direct and on the basis of proportional representation. The ballot papers are big, because of all the candidates and parties. A voter can vote on one person on the list, but most voters vote on the top candidate of a party.

Every four years the members of Second Chamber of the Dutch Parliament (called the Staten-Generaal or States General) have to be elected by the citizens of the Netherlands. The elections are direct and on the basis of proportional representation. The ballot papers are big, because of all the candidates and parties. A voter can vote on one person on the list, but most voters vote on the top candidate of a party.

The ballot box cannot be opened before the closing time, and when it is full, it can be tamped down to allow for more ballot papers. Every four years the members of Second Chamber of the Dutch Parliament (called the Staten-Generaal or States General) have to be elected by the citizens of the Netherlands. The elections are direct and on the basis of proportional representation. The ballot papers are big, because of all the candidates and parties. A voter can vote on one person on the list, but most voters vote on the top candidate of a party.

It was surprisingly quiet during the evening. Every four years the members of Second Chamber of the Dutch Parliament (called the Staten-Generaal or States General) have to be elected by the citizens of the Netherlands. The elections are direct and on the basis of proportional representation. The ballot papers are big, because of all the candidates and parties. A voter can vote on one person on the list, but most voters vote on the top candidate of a party.

Every four years the members of Second Chamber of the Dutch Parliament (called the Staten-Generaal or States General) have to be elected by the citizens of the Netherlands. The elections are direct and on the basis of proportional representation. The ballot papers are big, because of all the candidates and parties. A voter can vote on one person on the list, but most voters vote on the top candidate of a party.

Every four years the members of Second Chamber of the Dutch Parliament (called the Staten-Generaal or States General) have to be elected by the citizens of the Netherlands. The elections are direct and on the basis of proportional representation. The ballot papers are big, because of all the candidates and parties. A voter can vote on one person on the list, but most voters vote on the top candidate of a party.

The Dutch people could vote for the second chamber of the Dutch parliament. Rather unexciting: no trucks with deliveries of ballots, no discovery of ballots under a table and only a couple of ballots that were declared spoilt..

The Dutch people could vote for the second chamber of the Dutch parliament. Rather unexciting: no trucks with deliveries of ballots, no discovery of ballots under a table and only a couple of ballots that were declared spoilt.

On March 15, 2017 there will be a election for the Second Chamber of the States-General.

The party leader of this party Jesse Klaver lied about his youth in a supposedly bad neighbourhood (which it wasn't) and his long way up through the education system. He modelled himself on Obama and he looks a bit like Justin Trudeau. His nickname is Jessias. On March 15, 2017 there will be a election for the Second Chamber of the States-General.

On March 15, 2017 there will be a election for the Second Chamber of the States-General.

On March 15, 2017 there will be a election for the Second Chamber of the States-General.