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2007 Dutch Senate election

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December 2009 2007 Dutch Senate election The Netherlands no 2003 2011 All 75 seats in the Senate 38 29 May 2007 Jos Werner Christian Democratic Appeal 23 21 26.7 Uri Rosenthal People's Party for Freedom and Democracy 15 14 19.2 Han Noten Labour Party (Netherlands) 19 14 19.0 Tiny Kox Socialist Party (Netherlands) 4 12 15.5 Egbert Schuurman ChristianUnion 2 4 6.0 Tof Thissen GroenLinks 5 4 5.6 Gerrit Holdijk Reformed Political Party 2 2 2.3 Gerard Schouw Democrats 66 3 2 2.0 Niko Koffeman Party for the Animals new 1 2.1 Henk ten Hoeve Independent Senate Group 1 1 1.8 President of the Senate Yvonne Timmerman-Buck Christian Democratic Appeal René van der Linden Christian Democratic Appeal Elections to the Dutch Senate were held on 29 May 2007, following the provincial elections on 7 March 2007. The 564 members of the twelve States-Provincial elected the 75 Senate members. The new Senate was installed on 12 June 2007. Prominent candidates Prominent PvdA member and former MP Klaas de Vries was put on a very low place on the PvdA list of candidates by the advisory committee, he was unlikely to be elected. After some internal consternation the congress however decided to place him on an eligible place. He was indeed elected Another prominent candidate was human-rights lawyer Britta Böhler, who stood successfully for GroenLinks.4 April 2019 Appointment Britta Böhler as Professor of Legal Professions & Ethics https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/news/appointment-britta-b%C3%B6hler-professor-legal-professions-ethics 18 February 2022 Maastricht University enNovember 2024 Results thumb|Result of the Dutch Eerste Kamer election, 2007 Party20032007+/–Votes%SeatsVotes%Seats%Seats Christian Democratic Appeal 46,84829.02343,501 26.721−2.2−2 People's Party for Freedom and Democracy 31,02619.21531,36019.214±0.0−1 Labour Party 40,61325.11931,032 19.0 14−6.1−5 Socialist Party 8,5515.3425,23115.512+10.2+8 ChristianUnion 4,9603.129,7066.04+2.9+2 GroenLinks 10,8666.759,0745.64−1.1 −1 Reformed Political Party 4,6952.923,6902.32−0.6±0 Democrats 66 7,0874.433,2702.02−2.4−1 Party for the Animals 00.003,3662.11+2.1+1 Independent Senate Group 2,8741.812,8571.81±0.0±0 Pim Fortuyn List 4,1242.6100.00−2.6−1 Total161,642100.075163,087100.075—— Seat allocation Three combined lists entered the election, the CDA together with the ChristianUnion and the SGP, the VVD together with D66 and the OSF and the GreenLeft together with the PvdD. The plans for a combined list of PvdA/SP/GreenLeft/PvdD failed because of the rising tensions between SP and PvdA. Two parties profited from the remainder seat allocation, using D'Hondt method, the SP and the CDA. These are therefore slightly overrepresented. In North Holland one GreenLeft member of the provincial council voted incorrectly: in a panic attack she made all nine boxes of GreenLeft MPs red. This meant that the combined list of the GreenLeft and the Party for the Animals got one seat less, which would otherwise have been allocated in the remainder seat distribution. This seat would have gone to the PvdD. Five candidates were elected because of preference votes. Düzgün Yildirim for the SP, Hans Engels for D66, Jan Laurier for the GreenLeft, Joyce Sylvester for the CDA and Hans Klein Breteler for the CDA. References 2007 Senate