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Part of the pan-European Volt Europa movement, Volt seeks to provide a social-liberal alternative to both the VVD and especially D66 on the centre-left. They are progressive and seek to combine market liberalism, social progressiveness, and evidence-based policy-making. They seek solutions at the European level, supporting a federal Europe. However, they are struggling in a political field with strong liberal parties and a generally pro-EU political field.
Their members are:
Laurens Dassen Marieke KoekkoekThe following chart gives an overview of all mentions made in the Dutch public news of Volt and whether these were made in a positive or negative context. This gives an insight into the perception presented to the general public. The associated words are the most common words combined with mentions of this organisation in the news.
They were mentioned 513 times in the news, 24.57% of all mentions.
Word | Frequency | |
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grootste | 154 | |
leider | 152 | |
lijsttrekker | 152 | |
gemeente | 118 | |
exitpoll | 116 | |
dinsdag | 112 | |
opkomst | 106 | |
uur | 94 | |
gemeenten | 87 | |
euro | 82 |
The following chart gives an overview of press release publications made by Volt. It is then analysed whether these were made in a positive or negative context. This gives an insight into stance of this political party and the perception they want to create. The associated words are the most common words in the party press releases.
They published 144 party press releases, 3.49% of all press releases by major parties.
Word | Frequency | |
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europese | 175 | |
europa | 145 | |
the | 120 | |
politiek | 80 | |
to | 78 | |
tijd | 70 | |
studenten | 53 | |
a | 51 | |
and | 47 | |
laurens | 42 |
The following chart gives an overview of all parliamentary activity by members of Volt in the Dutch parliament. Their speeches have been analysed to identify whether these were made in a positive or negative context. This gives an insight into the political praxis of this party. The associated words are the most common words used by them in plenary speeches.
Their members spoke 1078 times in parliament, 0.91% of all speeches in parliament.
Word | Frequency | |
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voorzitter | 602 | |
europese | 476 | |
vraag | 454 | |
heel | 290 | |
heer | 253 | |
europa | 223 | |
dank | 204 | |
zorgen | 195 | |
president | 137 | |
goed | 133 |