Who is just starting out?
Posted: Thu Feb 13, 2025 5:19 am
On September 12, the Netherlands will go to the polls to elect a new House of Representatives. After the summer of sports, which did not start so well for the Netherlands, the campaign will really get going in August. The relative calm before the political storm makes this a good moment to see how the leading candidates of the 7 largest political parties use Twitter to keep in touch with their own supporters and the wandering voters. Who is smart and
Mark Rutte (VVD)
The account @markrutte does not excel in activity. Since its inception, only 2 tweets have been posted on this account. Tweets that refer to the official account of the VVD and the account of the Prime Minister (@MinPres). It is striking netherlands telegram data that the account @markrutte still has almost 69,000 followers, while the last tweet dates from March 2011. The account @MinPres is much more active with a total of 541 tweets. Mark Rutte's membership of the VVD is not mentioned in the biography. The Prime Minister apparently stands above the parties. The editing is done by the RVD. The Prime Minister has almost 112,000 followers and does not follow anyone back. The background is simple and contains the Dutch tricolor. The tone is businesslike / distant. The whole thing is most reminiscent of official press briefing, which is not surprising since the RVD manages the account. It is very clear that the RVD adheres to the classic broadcast model. There is no interaction.
Mark Rutte (VVD)
The account @markrutte does not excel in activity. Since its inception, only 2 tweets have been posted on this account. Tweets that refer to the official account of the VVD and the account of the Prime Minister (@MinPres). It is striking netherlands telegram data that the account @markrutte still has almost 69,000 followers, while the last tweet dates from March 2011. The account @MinPres is much more active with a total of 541 tweets. Mark Rutte's membership of the VVD is not mentioned in the biography. The Prime Minister apparently stands above the parties. The editing is done by the RVD. The Prime Minister has almost 112,000 followers and does not follow anyone back. The background is simple and contains the Dutch tricolor. The tone is businesslike / distant. The whole thing is most reminiscent of official press briefing, which is not surprising since the RVD manages the account. It is very clear that the RVD adheres to the classic broadcast model. There is no interaction.