Parliament elections are scheduled for October 29, which is associated with preparation processes, including autumn holidays, making more than 13 million ballots and ensuring voting for citizens abroad.
Elections in the Parliament of the Netherlands are officially held on October 29. The government is made by the government, supporting the recommendation of the Central Election Commission. Nos reported this Friday, June 6.
The previous date is not practical. This is due to preparation processes, including autumn holidays, making more than 13 million ballots and the provision of voting for citizens abroad.
In addition, electoral authorities should adjust the training of volunteers and identify voting areas, while political parties – to prepare programs, lists of candidates and hold Congress.
“In other countries, sometimes everything happens faster. However, in the Netherlands, we consider it important that people living abroad can also vote. And so that new political parties have the opportunity to register,” said Judith Wittermark, Minister of Internal Work of the Netherlands.
Thus, it is currently not likely that the parliament of the current community is opposed to the suggested date.
Earlier on Tuesday, the head of the Netherlands of Freedom of Freedom, Gerte Wilders, announced the removal of the ruling coalition due to disagreement with government partners in the transfer policy reform.
Later, the Prime Minister of the Netherlands Dick Scheof announced his resignation following the collapse of the government coalition.
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