The Dutch EU Election Results Explained
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- Опубликовано: 5 июн 2024
- The Netherlands kicks off the EU elections with unexpected exit poll results! The far-right PVV is pushed to second place by the left-wing green alliance GroenLinks/PvdA. Tune in to see how the rest of Europe follows!
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56% of the PVV-voters stayed home, as expected.
ID10T5!!!
The anoying part is that the people who don't vote in EU elections are the one that cumplain the most about it.
@@MijnAfspeellijst1234 yes because maybe they cannot find a proper alternative for themselves, this is what happens when people grew tired by EU centralist aka neofascists from christian dem and soc dem parties.
@@thirdbrother4018 you dont know what facism is
@@dererik9070 it takes some forms but one of the most important aspects of it is glorification of state and its centralisation.
EU centralists can be no better than fascists of the 30s by this point, they also could be more liberal on few occasions but usually they just love to pretend they aren't nothing unusual.
They won by one seat and Geert went from having ZERO seats to having SIX despite most of his supporters staying home. So who exactly had a surge here?
2nd biggest party in Netherlands from nothing 5 years ago. No, that's not a surge... 😆
Hard not being updated when you follow a channel that provides content this fast. It just happened and we have an explainer already!! Amazing 🎉
If you looked at the South African and Indian elections, this has been a global trend for this year’s Concert of Democracy.
Edit: Nvm French Right stomped
Still PVV the biggest winner with gaining more seats while PdvA reduced seats compare to previous election,
@@ghazalizul9126 that was always going to happen, but the polls were predicting a blowout. This is a rightward consolidation at best, which is on trend.
This a move right, as much as you want to downplay.
@@tomfitz157 no, its the right becoming more right wing. If that makes the EU parliament more rightward, it’s because the EPP refuse to disavow them and their sister parties over-perform over the next few days. If things continue like this, the centrist coalition will hold and leave the right with a very united but isolated minority. You all are about to get a crash course in obstructionism for the next 5 years.
@@roejogan2693 You have been fooled. Look the last EU elections in Netherlands and compare.
"We take full credit" lmao
To be fair here you did make me care more about the eu elections so there's definitely some truth to that, but I woulda gone voting either way because not voting is for losers
Haha I know :) we were joking :). Thanks for watching our videos though;
wheere are you from?
@@marvin2678 germany
This guy acts like 2 seats is negligible in the Netherlands. 2 seats is 1/15th of all of the Netherlands seats. Also the BBB is pretty far right and I wouldn’t be surprised if they joined the ECR. Even if they stay in EPP their voting will largely align with wilders. This was pretty clearly a far right victory. 8 seats in ECR and ID (7 in ID is a lot) +2 in BBB. 10/31 far right seats (1/3) + over another third of centre right and more moderate right seats. Calling this anything but a far right victory even if it’s not as much as projections showed is wild😂.
Why do you keep talking about FAR RIGHT we are not far right we are PATRIOTS WHO WANT TO STOP THE IMMIGRANT INVASION OF EUROPE.
You lump ECR and ID together, but ID is considerably more right-wing than ECR. A transfer of 4 seats from ECR to ID plus 2 extra sounds like a surge to me.
Not really ecr is ok with elam the cypriot metaxistists but id isn’t with afd pretty normal right wing populists
@@eeroraute281 yeah both ID and ECR are pretty heterogeneous
Agree, they differ a lot on aid to Ukraine and economics a.o.
The French party in ECR, Reconquête (Maréchal-Le Pen) is far more right wing than then French party in ID, Rassemblement Nationale (Le Pen)
Maybe, but FvD is so far to the right that they're not even in one of the EU-parties. And they're just gone now.
The PVV won 6 seats, while PvdA GL lost one.
PVV will be the biggest party in the Europarlement after this. Their close partners in BBB (+2) and SGP (-) also preformed well.
While I did not vote on them (I voted CU) its clear that they did win. Especially noting that European elections are hard for eurosceptic parties in the Netherlands, since their voters don't turn up.
This is also why Christian parties tend to preform relatively well during these elections, the SGP even getting 4.2% (6 2k seats) of the vote (In de Hond's model concerning the results of 150 counted voting booths)
CU 😂😂😂 another fake Christian party
They loooove genocide
I can't wait to do my part on sunday, and this channel has been pivotal in helping me decide who to vote for
Vote for me, I am a nice guy
what yre you voting or?
The PVV have gone from 0 seats to 7 seats and you are making out to be a loss because they did not get 8.
What a strange way to look at it.
Hes saying the right only gained two seats total, which isn't exactly a "surge"
Not Really the seats they won were just the ones the sgp lost +2
2 seats is 1/15th of the Dutch total seats in parliament it’s not negligible when looking at such a small base of seats. Also the BBB is far right and could easily join ECR.
It shows the political bias of this channel
just dutchie left-wing cope. tl;dr is much better: of course they have a certain political leaning but they realize bringing your own partisan biases into a youtube video is a bad look for viewers who dont share these biases (usually: the majority of them).
when people complain that the EU is undemocratic but only 46.8% go to vote.......
A higher turn out doesn't make the EU anymore democratic, does it?
I'm missing your point.
They say it's undemocratic because the people don't vote for the people who make the decisions. They only vote for the people who, then collectively, vote for the people who make the decisions.
It does make it feel more democratic, people complain because they don’t have any say, however they do, they just don’t vote. More opinions are heard making more people be heard, people have more influence about what will happen. What do you want otherwise? A refenda for everything? Doesn’t work
@@e.i.l.9584 Feelings over facts? The EU is undemocratic and antidemocratic by design, the EP elections are democratic facade.
Democracy is about power, not about having a say or feeling represented.
womp womp this is how elections work in every country. You vote for a party which aligns most with your values. Unless you live in Switzerland you have the exact same system at a national level. By this logic democracy is a facade anyway, don’t cry about europe
Love the update! You explained this super well, clearly, and simply. I hope you make videos like this for every country as the results come in!
"Well, with what happened in Manheim, Germany last week, I don't think the Dutch have changed their minds."
yes
what you mean
change their mind to what
like they still wanna throw out muslims right
and i beg them to throw them out
Why tf did you put quotes around your own comment😂. Also pretty funny that the best reason you can think of to hate a whole group is because 1 guy in another country killed a guy, you are def more evolved then a cavemen bro!
PVV is won the ellection a year ago and there is still no terror attack. The problems of Germany are not the same as these from the Netherlands.
Fun Fact: They want to throw them out to Germany. 🤣 That's Wilders plan at least.
Welllll, GL-PvdA didn't really win. They are two seperate party's in the EU. PvdA got 6 and GL 2 I think.
Beautiful & informative graphics in this channel. Plus points to the talented team.
Thank you so much 😀
The channel should take credit. I'm off to vote today in Ireland due to my better understanding.
EU politics can be very convoluted and I've learned a lot.
I may disagree with the sponsor and founding organisation of the channel but staying largely objective for the sake of education is a great step.
Hi David, thank you very much. Great that the channel helped.
I was surprised by the sponsor comment. We are independent. We do have sponsors on certain videos that we clearly highlight are sponsors for that particular video. But they dont shape our opinion. The channel as a whole is funded by myself :)
Perhaps the Irish "issue" should be explained in North and South Ireland and also the rest of the UK and Europe before we start trying to teach foreign politics that have little interest to most that actually live in the island of Ireland and educate the rest of Europe on it prior to explaining why Somalia, Uganda, South Africa politics should take prefference.😮
@@EUMadeSimple I stand corrected; it seems me sleepy on the bus to work mistook this channel for another (more Ireland-centred) which is funded by a right-wing libertarian organisation.
Coming up to the elections, I have been taking in quite a bit more political commentary.
Fair play for pointing out my mistake and my apologies for that.
You do deserve the credit.
Even that spark of knowledge gets people to research more, so on the day I've cast my votes, thank you for the work.
@@gerrylast what "issue"? What are you even trying to say?
Have a nap and come back to more clearly explain as I doubt anyone would understand the rambling.
@@davidoh14 I made it very clear. Perhaps you re read what I said when you are off your meds.
Keep this up, I want too see results for every country.
Yay for Dutch Volt MEP. Looking forward to other videos.
Why are they with greens? That's why they'll never be taken seriously.
Join Renew, which is by far the most coherent one with the project of european federalism, or make your own group!
@@davidescristofaros2241They want to be their own party, but you need a minimum of 27 seats from at least 7 countries for that.
@@rutgerniemeijer then join renew or stay independent! Why joining the green, such a disastrous group.
@@davidescristofaros2241Why would they not be taken seriously if they are with the greens. On most issues they are very closely aligned
@@nils2614 yeah and that's why volt is a joke. If you want to be a "green" party then be a green party, and don't pretend to be "eurofederalist", which theyre not.
And the greens have done tremendous damage to the EU.
I want to add a couple things.
1. The coalition of GroenLinks-PVDA, they aren’t even a coalition in the European parlement.
2. Dutch right wingers view the EU as a lost cause and hence refuse to even vote.
3. ECR had little big parties available, I believe this is why they lost so many seats. JA21 is too small a party and SGP is for die hard Christians, so if you don’t align with that they don’t get that vote. The ECR stood no chance in the Netherlands, a lot of its potential voters went either EPP or ID.
Good breakdown
Which of the coalitions in the EU parliament is the strongest backer of a federal Europe?
That would far left and green parties. Biggest losers...
@@oriraykai3610 My own guess would be "Renew Europe" just as their name suggests. They lost big on election day, though.
The far-left happens to be mildly euro-skeptic and even a little bit pro-Russian. They actually have quite a few things in common with the populist right, a fact that would be embarrassing to admit for either of them. :D
For my money, the far-right and far-left are a bunch of useless destructive loudmouths.
I hope you keep showing what the European parliament is projected to look like after each country, I like watching to see what group will be the biggest
That's why you shouldn't think your party is going to win. You have to vote
I am looking forward to your video after Sunday evening's results. Keep up the great work.
Thank you! So are we haha. Going to be up all night to try and deliver by tomorrow morning :)
I think the most interesting part of these exitpolls is that they show a result that is a bit more muted than the sweeping changes we've seen in other recent elections. We've seen the surge of the BBB in the provincial elections following the farmer's protests. We've seen the massive rise of NSC and PVV in our recent national election. Even the victory of FvD during the last EU election.
The reason behind the relatively muted results is probably because EU-sceptics don't vote as much on EU elections.
Even then, I find the tame results for NSC to be quite telling for how much our recent elections have come with a wave of votes one way or another.
Fuck yes today is voting czechia rahhh
Speaking about czech basicly at this moment, about goes 15 seats for harder punishment for nonintegrated migrants from 21 seats would be against migrant politics because SPOLU, ANO and and SPD are for the harder punishment of not working migrants
@@theli3x yea spolu have tied hands because old population ANO is populistic and SPD is fasict
Krtko
@@theli3xall migrants out
@@tomfitz157 migrants are a scapegoat
GroenLinks/PvdA with 8 seats is not really one party in the EU parliament. because they are splitting up
groenlinks will go to the green group, pvda to S&D
While true, they have said that they'll be voting together for all proposals, so technically they're behaving as one block
@@mypdshp9309I find this hard to believe. Also if this is the case why split in the EU level?
@@9delta988 So you can have influance in both the S&D and the Greens
@@mypdshp9309 not true necessarily because the both EU parties have differences.
They may be able to vote for the same things but ultimately they are tiny minorities in their European parties and they will be dragged to support what their European party does. Wilders having 7 seats in 1 single party is more influential overall.
Great video. In few minutes I'got more then in the past weeks 👍👍
PVV isn't far right. They're a mix of social-economic left and cultural conservative points which makes them a center party.
Theyre extremely rightwing on environmental policy, extremely rightwing on cultural policy, extremly rightwing on immigration issues and centrist on the welfare state.
Wouldn't exactly call that a "centrist party"
Mf they dont even belive in climate change, thats AFD levels of radical idiocy
And they have zero empathy for our brothers in humanity if they didn't born in the right place
Pure far right: populist xenophobic nationalist with a kind of a cult for a strong leader
They are national populist, right and left are meaningless terms by now
@@jeromeh7985Foreigners robbing our grandmothers and assault our sisters Arent our 'brothers' gtfoh with that bullshit
Thanks for your hardworking 🙏🏾
well i decided to vote because of the channel informing me in a easyer way, so at least 1 person was influenced.
Dit krijg je als iets meer dan de helft niet op komt dagen! Als je gefrustreerd bent over Europa, doe dan zoals ik en stem op een partij die je wel bevalt🙃 of die je het minst haat, zo je wilt,😅
PVV stemmers zijn meestal niet de slimste mensen, om het wat aardig te zeggen
@@duckface81PVV is de enige zogenaamd rechtse partij mijn probleem is dat ze pro zionisme zijn maar pro multi culti in het westen.
Die krijgen mijn stem niet
Very interesting stuff
I voted in the Netherlands and honestly it went better than I expected it to go. I was expecting PVV to win by a landslide.
Yes and that fear and panic made the left turn out in droves.
PVV would have won by a landslide if they weren't so euro sceptic
if you voted pvda you're a joke
But PVV WIN. Get alone 7 Seats. Another Party PvdA/GL get each only 4. Is not fair, too much Corruption System, just like EU, United States, all over.
@@johnnyrebrrebeeh2611
You're the joke.🤡
This doesn't mean the far right is less popular. It's just that pvv voters don't go to the EU elections as much.
Well if they don't go, they don't vote and they don't get seats, so it does mean something at the EU level
This actually means a lot...
Uh. Well, you can say this about any election, no? Like, national elections didn't mean much either, left voters don't go to the national elections much. Doesn't make much sense to me.
@@secretname4190 PVV is very critical of the EU. So to actually get a say in what happens on EU level, I'm pretty sure they'd have liked to have more seats in it.
It's definitely meaningful as far as the EU goes. Less chance of MEPs that want to hold the EU from federating in order to do what is necessary for European prosperity and independence from other powers.
J'attends d'entendre le disours de Macon avec impatience
Up and early today I see haha
Im really sad because i really wanted to vote for either the NSC or PvdA but i turn 18, 1 days after the elections end, i turn 18 on the 10th of June
Oh no, that's so sad. I empathize
You wanted to do your share to create a global clrd community?
White people who say that their babies are beautiful are racist in some people's minds.
white people are +-7% of the world population and the majority of them are older than 30years. 40years from now white people be less than 2% of the world population...
I'm sure there's going to be a war against white people within your lifetime.
Good thing you didnt turn 18 before.Lets hope you grow up before the next election.
@@RK-cj4oc grow up from what?! The way you said that i can see i am more grown up than you idiot
Would've been a waste of a vote, maybe read more about politics before the next one
Will you be doing this for every country? Coz its great, keep up the good work
A small correction: GroenlinksPvdA is seperated into two EU parties. Groenlinks is part of the Greens and PvdA is part of S&D.
How will they split the seats?
@@Abuda7amHD 50:50 I heard. So the greenleft, who never polled above 10% in any election is the net beneficiary
What is there to correct? Is it properly shown 1:38
@@Abuda7amHD 50/50 if no candidate from one party gets elected over a member of the party through preference votes.
@@falsevacuum4667 Its highly suggested that groenlinks/pvda are a single party sitting in two eurofactions (somehow).
GroenLinks PVDA is just a merger of two parties, so it's kind of cheating, they'd separately each have 4 seats or something
why is the election on a thursday😭
Why not?
@@TheJubessWork.
Because most conservative voters will be at work.
In Holland Thursday is the day to do stuff with work like drinks and other stuff. This comes from the university days where students get wasted on thursday so that they can learn in the weekends.
@@robmiller1808 what a lot of crap.
Dutch people are generally very left wing, this is no surprise. The shock is that the PVV is this big already, what will it be 5 to 10 years from now?
my heart is environmentalist, but I would never vote for the current greens (with the exception of the Finnish ones). As long as they insist on opposing science they will not be credible to me.
@@grapesurgeon their vision on topics such as: Nuclear Energy, GMOs, organic agriculture etc..
@@slavianalbanovich9025Huh wow maybe the whole green deal is a big pile of bullshit huh?
Well if they managed to go from 1 to 7, it is definitely a surge in support no matter what. I can smell the bias but why should I care anyway?
I can't process this with my American head
In Romania, politicians buy their votes through different methods, is that what you call Democracy??🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sadly this is a practice that is diffused almost everywhere. In the US it is called pork barrelling, in Italy voti di schambio, and so on.
THis sounds good but exit polls are always iffy. India by exit polls should have had a sweep of Modi's party and that didn't happen
this is not comperable, as India uses a different election system
if you look at the history of exit polls in The Netherlands, you will see that they are often pretty close to the actual result.
the only difference is that in some cases a party might end up with a seat more or less than the exit polls, because it turns out they had just enough votes to get that seat.
and if a small party ends up getting a "surprise seat" another party ends up with a seat less than the exit poll suggested.
Let's go Volt!
The problem with the EU is that it has always been treated by European voters the same way the British treated North America and Australia -a a dumping ground for undesirables. Putting undesirable people in charge of pan-European policy they created a situation in Europe that is wholly untenable.
Technically the pvv won. Pvv is id, groen links =groenen and pvda = s&d. keep saying pvda won, it doesnt make it true 😅
Pvda has 5 and groenlinks 4 in different parties
Your videos are really good! Congrats.
European elections are not a strong attractor for Euro sceptic people. They are the people who most likely would vote for PVV or FVD. That is why there is no right wing surge.
The SP is almost at 1 seat in the exit poll, so the left might get an extra seat :)
2:29 that's mostly by design because national governments have deliberately gimped EU institutions until its difficult to get excited about EU elections and it's inevitable that EU elections are dominated by national issues - because they aren't allowed to be dominated by EU issues. Making pan-European lists where anyone can vote for any candidate regardless of country and significantly strengthening the role of parliament (and significantly reducing the role of Council) would go a huge way towards improving turnout. And it wouldn't be some dictat from above, either, when you actually look at the polling you consistantly see that Europeans are more pro-EU in most ways than is actually being represented by the politicians - for example majority of Europeans are in favor of tight EU defense to the point of EU army - but it's the national politicians, who like the local feudal lords of old, who want to preserve their powers that are the main impediments to progress.
PVV voters usually have a small horizon so they don't see the importance of the EU for the Netherlands.
The vote share projections actually put PVV at roughly 17%, very close to falling to just 6 seats. That would be a net gain of 5, while the far right FvD falls from 4 to 0, a loss of 4. So the far right surge in the Netherlands didn't really materialize, only a slight marginal increase.
Well, I don't think FvD is taken seriously by anyone anymore because they come across as a bunch of clowns on LSD, but PVV is also a far right party.
‘The far-right’ party lost by one point to a woke leftist coalition. It sound to me very much like a surge of the right to me, especially when you consider where this ‘far-right’ party was a few years ago.
Extreem left did not much better at only 46 % not many are interested in the EU the woke voters got out of bed for ones.
@@lb9029they’re not far right at all. There are no far right and no far left parties in The Netherlands, or at least not among the parties that people know. The words ‘far’ ‘extreme’ and ‘radical’ get thrown around way too much.
I think the issue for EU elections is that Far Right voters who support Nexit aren't the ones who vote in EU elections. Europhiles who vote for the Labor Groen Links Alliance are the type who really care. If you combine the election results in national elections Conservative eurosceptic forces get about 28-29% of the vote. In the EU elections they'll likely only get 23-24%
PvdA was huge for many years but lost lot of support last few years. Green in Europe lost big. So if GoenLinks was on its own they would have likely lost a lot to. And PvdA would not have been big either. It is two parties combined con and a rather strong leader.
Volt got one. Yes that's good
Volt and the social democrats won with pro EU PVDA of Frans Timmermans. Who was vice president of the EU. It's a good start.
Volt😅😅😅
So u want the hole eu to be without borders and total control u out off u mind🤮
@@Its2025 beter dan pvv in ieder geval
@@duckface81Ja meer gewelddadige migranten en meer oorlog zoveel betere keus!
here in Ireland. Will get out to vote as soon as I can
12 juni is de eind uitslag
2:58 Confused Georgian screaming
You have to make this kind of video for every nation now! Because it’s so unclear what is the final result in every country compared with what was before. Many new parties gained a lot like in Italy Fratelli d’Italia but actually the far right also lost a lot with Lega (from 30% in 2019 now they should be 8%) so not much changed here in Italy
Go Volt!!!🎉
They're just gonna import millions of immigrants, no thanks.
MORE WAR AND MIGRANTS YEAAH
Volt gets one!!!
If we consider VVD, CDA and NSC centrist parties, 12 seats went to left and 10 seats went to the right.
Left: green/pvda, d66, Volt
Right: pvv, bbb, sgp
And yes the meaning of left and right should very much be interpreted by the standards of our specific times.
The most controversial of these is probably VVD, which is usually considered a center-right party but is part of the relatively progressive Renew Europe in European politics. I think the case for it being part of the "left" is stronger than that for right in a European context...
Renew Europe is left in some areas such as its very pro European stance but it is very right wing on other issues. I would say other than its European Union stance it is a fairly right wing party. Maybe even to the right of than EPP. They are tougher on immigration and asylum than the EPP and they are extremely economically conservative. More than even some far right parties. VVD is right wing. So more like 12 - 14. And other centrists are starting to lean right to accommodate a changing support base and a more mainstream right wing attitude.
@@user-vv4cl8mc3d the terms left and right are very confused in current parlance, I should probably not have used them. If you go to the video "the ultimate EU election guide" on this channel you'll find renew europe votes closer to greens than to ID on pretty much any topic. That's all I'm getting at and with that clarification I stand by the statement.
Yeah I forgot to mention that it is a party that heavily supports climate and environmental action hence the voting with the greens but if you read their official policies statements they disagree with the greens heavily on migration and economy. I guarantee most renew seats vote in opposition to the way the greens vote on that issue.
with only 46% voting you can barely call this a democratic mandate
People that didnt vote cant complain afterwards. Change my mind
You can barely call it a democratic mandate because the EP hardly has a mandate. The democratic problem is within the EU, and it's by design.
@@DenUitvreter But if you give the European Parliment too much power then you basically scrap the democracy at national level. That is why it is by design. In order to keep member countries democratic too and not only the EU because EU was made for the member countries, not the other way around.
Absolutely wrong. PVV went from 1 seat to 7 and maybe 8. The far-left Green party lost one from 9 to 8. So, yes there was a huge surge for the right wing PVV
It’s incorrect because four years ago the PvdA and Groen links were two different parties! Over all they’ve lost. Big winner is PVV
What is incorrect? Didn't they say GL-PvdA lost 1 seat?
@@timvlaar ja sorry, daar heb je gelijk in. Maar in dit filmpje wekken ze de indruk dat ze winst hebben…
@@vincentubachs6129Ja, toch is PVV de tweede, dus geen winnaar
@@mypdshp9309 die gaan van 1 naar 7. Da’s toch echt dikke winst. PvdA/GL staan boven aan de lijst (en dat vind ik helemaal prima), maar ik vind ze geen winnaars. Zoveel mensen, zoveel meningen toch?
@@vincentubachs6129 Imo maakt het niet uit. In Europa boeit het niet echt wie 'de grootste' is. Bij de 2e kamer mag de grootste als eerste een kabinet vormen, maar in de EU maakt het echt niet veel uit. Ik vind het een beetje een rare discussie, ze hebben het allebei gewoon supergoed gedaan en zijn allebei grote winnaars.
TOPIC SUGGESTION; Discussing Hungary's upcoming council presidency. And what it means for Europe & Ukraine on Hungary's planned and probable postponement and blocking of certain topics on the Agenda in their rotation etc.
ANOTHER SUGGESTION; (but this would be more opinion-based than the first), is why, after Poland voted out the PIS did the EU not make a vote on stripping Hungary of its voting rights?
My MEPs want to and they say it's a quite popular opinion in the parliament, but they are not the decision-makers when it comes to stripping the voting rights of an EU members.
When is the UN voting?
😂😂😂
We want his resignation.Same as we want in Sweden and Finland.
What do you mean no win for right the left lost 1 since last election the right won 6 that’s a big win
Yeah for Mr Wilders.
Not far right. Just right
trying to present that as something "good" is already a proof of low-key analysis.
Vote Volt in your Country 💜
no
no
lmao bot
calm down
elections are not won on yt comments XD
PVDA is very good too. Very much aligned with Volt in policy. Like 99%.
No
It has, actually. Groenlinks-PvdA fell from 9 seats in parliament to 8. PVV surged from 1 to 7. That is he definition of taking by storm. I don't think anybody expected the Groenlinks-PvdA voters to just all die in a couple years time, but there is a big shift from the centre to the right and apparently from the left to the centre
Big shift from wappie right (fvd) to normal extreme-right. 4 of the pvv seats came from fvd.
Perhaps, but the way more extreme FvD lost all 4 seats... That's a win in my book!
ETA: the PVV softened it's stance on a bunch of things too since last time. For example, they used to be in favor of a NEXIT, but they're not anymore. They've also agreed to militarily support Ukraine. FvD still wants a NEXIT and openly supports Putin.
You have a point, but don't forget that other far-right parties, as explained in the video, also lost seats. I would consider FVD far more right-wing than PVV. FVD lost 4 seats, whereas PVV gained 6. In my opinion, the "far right" won the EU election in the Netherlands, but it isn't as significant as the national election was.
@@gijskramer1702"Normal far right"
Are you hearing yourself?
The PVV is just right.
@@RK-cj4oc no they are wrong. You cant fuck up the system and blame the immigrants who have to use it to get here. They didnt make the system, they didnt break it. Vvd broke it and lied about it. Thats the whole reason we got the november election in the first place
do it for the other countries :)
Don’t call something “results” when it isn’t
Those exit polls can be expected to predict the result with an error marge of a single seat. So the gain or loss of a single seat, might not be true, but two our more indicates a real shift, though maybe not as large as predicted.
The guy literally mentioned that they were exit polls.
"result", noun = "a consequence, effect, or outcome of something." Even though an exit poll is an unofficial result, it is preditive and inherently reflects an attitudinal "consequence, effect, or outcome".
Yes it is not a result and there could still be upsets. We saw that for example in slovakia. I would wait until the official results are released.
The results will be interesting. Use your vote! 🇪🇺💙
So two parties have to join together to make a "win" according to pro EU media. Are not two other seat winning parties close to the PVV giving that "alliance" 10 seats?
Groenlinks and PVDA have said that they would vote together in the EU something the PVV and NSC have not agreed to and very likely will not do
As long as 16tg year old are voting they will fall for drama of getra gang, #nogreeninEU
vysvětlení výsledků voleb ?? není co vysvětlovat !!
The preliminary election results
WE ARE AT THE END OF 6th MILLENNIUM
SINCE THE SIN ADAM...
MESSIAH RULES AT THE 7th MILLENNIUM
FROM JERUSALEM!
Spin.
This just means that right wing parties voters doesn’t vote at EU elections. Same thing happens in Sweden too, they protest against the EU by either not voting or voting blank.
But that's stupid then, because then they complain the EU is pushing unwanted policies. If they vote, they get a say in what the EU will look like.
@@Thomas-lu7dn yes, that’s what everyone says but they don’t listen, these past couple of days I have seen many videos made by right wing voters who burn their voting cards, at the same time pretty much every single one of green and red party voters vote and use their right to vote.
I think many people like the eu but still prefer right wing parties on the national levels. Also that the rise of far right can largely be attributed to rightwing voters becoming more extreme and abandoning central right parties, not because left and central voters are suddenly swinging far right. A slight shift towards the right does still exist though.
@@kianlakchi7182 in some countries there is a slight shift but you can’t call the shift in Sweden “slight”. Sweden democrats went from 0 to controlling the government and 20,5% of the parliament in 15 years.
As a right winger, I agree it is stupid to not vote despite wanting to have a say. It's just common sense...
european union = soviet union!
WITHOUT ANY difference!!!!!
Voter turnout is indeed disappointing. But the trend is going in the right direction at least. Let’s do 60% + next time!
Statistics say that most of the people having voted PVV during national elections, did not vote in the European election. This is explained by PVV voters caring less about the EU for instance, and hence not seeing the urge to vote. The idea that the dutch changed opinion doesnt hold
Aged like milk
I am pretty right wing, but also very pro EU. I am very, very relieved that there is a strong pro EU stance after the november parliamentiary elections. Forum is out, good news. Pvv is not the biggest, good news, Volt is in, good news. CDA has done well, good news.
Your not rightwinged at all😂😂
Vote PVV
Still waiting for a #Volt video😂 it could be important for the remaining elections.
You could describe what they want to fo, how to vote for them (e.g. Italy has a shared List with PD)
Guess your a leftie 😂
Of course he is all these yt channels are, your not allowed to be rightwinged
PVV van 1 zetel naa7 .
PVDA,GL van 9 naar 8 zetels,die moeten worden gedeeld in Europa, dus beide 4.
DUS de grote winnaar is PVV .
Far right =normal people
True
What a 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
Terrible outcome.
I&D is terrifying
And so are S&D
Both will make life in Europe harder if they get what they want.
One's basically Putin's lapdog.
The other pretty much cares more about grass than people.
i would gladly vote for a party that prefers grass over people, fuck people
But anti White George Soros puppets like volt are good right😂
Long live PVV 🇬🇷❤️🇳🇱🦅
Long live the PVV 🇮🇱❤🇬🇷❤🇳🇱🦅
@@tevcohen 🇬🇷❤️🇮🇱
im never voting pvv 👍
I really don't like the PVV being called far-right because of the negative asociation with fascism and nazism. I don't think their values corelate and people calling them the far-right just seems like calling them names so it would give them a bad rep. They are much more libertarian than authoritarian imo
They’re associated because they hold values in common. There’s nothing “libertarian” about a nationalistic platform
@@autumnjacaranda106 Only Dutch nationals can vote for these Dutch candidates for Dutch seats in the EP. You can try to slur nationalism to silence any alternative for globalism, but all our democracies are build on nationalism.
@@DenUitvreter couldn't agree more. Being proud of your own culture and nation shouldn't be frowned upon. You can/should be proud of your nation no matter if you vote left or right
@@DenUitvreter I've been reading some of your comments on this channel and I really resonate with your takes. Do you have a twitter account you post on or anything, I would really love to hear more of your views
@@bionicle37 It has nothing to do with pride or other feelings. Nationalism is striving for or keeping a nation state. A nation state is a territory a govenment has jurisdiction on to serve the people who live there.
The nation state has brought us democracy, worker rights, environmental protection, cycle lanes, international relations, education for all, health care for all etc. The world order is that of nation states, the product of natiionalism, some want to destroy that order for globalism and smear nationalism to advance that, but democracy, the rule of law and government serving the people can not exist without nation states and therefore nationalism.