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BBB
Local branch of the BoerBurgerBeweging (Farmer–Citizen Movement). Running in Hilversum and Wijdemeren for the first time.
- Lead candidate
- Stijn Visée
- Programme
- Published
- In 2022
- New did not take part
Profile
BBB is running in Hilversum and Wijdemeren for the first time. The party opposed the merger and wants the villages of Wijdemeren to keep their own say and facilities (p. 6–7). The programme chooses fewer rules, housing for people with local ties, paid parking only where it is really needed, and "realistic sustainability" without wind turbines (p. 22).
Key positions
Summarised from the election programme. Click the page number to read the passage itself (in Dutch).
Merger and governance
- Within 100 days of the new council taking office, a public financial baseline of the merger: all costs, debts, risks and reserves on the table. p. 6
- Safeguards for the villages: a service point in the area, council meetings on location, village budgets of their own and an alderman for the villages and the countryside. p. 7
Housing
- Homes first for people with strong local ties. Refugees with a residence permit get no priority. p. 10
- Homes for informal carers with only a notification requirement, splitting homes where responsible, and a quick study of housing construction in Nederhorst Noord. p. 10
- Temporary homes and reception locations, such as De Kwakel and the Philips site, remain available as homes later on. The old Wijdemeren town hall becomes housing for first-time buyers and older people. p. 11
Parking
- Paid parking only in the centre where it is really necessary. Strongly against extending it to residential neighbourhoods and shopping areas, and in favour of rolling it back. p. 24
Energy
- Absolutely against wind turbines on or near Hilversum's territory. The party sees opportunities for nuclear energy. p. 22
Sustainability
- No forced gas-free neighbourhoods without an affordable alternative, and no extra local rules on top of national policy. p. 22
Nature
Culture
- Cherish traditions, such as carnival in Ankeveen and Kortenhoef and the funfair, with low fees for events. p. 8
Subsidies
- No association or community organisation suddenly loses its subsidy because of the merger. p. 9
Care
- One contact person and one plan per household, and no unnecessary reassessments for permanent disabilities. p. 12
Safety
- More camera surveillance in places with frequent disturbances, and keep local police stations and fire stations as much as possible. p. 23
Asylum
- In favour of withdrawing the Dispersal Act, and reception in proportion to the number of residents of the neighbourhood. p. 25
Finances
- Local taxes only go up if there is really no other way, and less hiring of expensive outside consultants. p. 26
The profile and positions are our own summaries, translated from Dutch. Party names and quotes are original.
Election programme
Verkiezingsprogramma BBB Hilversum - Wijdemeren
The programme itself is in Dutch.
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- 9 October 2026
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At the previous election
BBB did not take part in the 2022 municipal elections in Hilversum or Wijdemeren.
It has not been on the municipal council before either, so there is no voting record or coalition to show.
source: Kiesraad, Databank verkiezingsuitslagen (opens in a new tab). See also all previous results.
Candidates
Provisional list, as published by the party itself (checked on 6 October 2026). The official list of candidates will be known after the session of the central electoral committee, around 9 October 2026. Source: bbb-hilversum.nl (opens in a new tab).
The list the party submitted to the central electoral committee has 11 names. On its website the party names 8 of them.
Stijn ViséeStood before
On the list: 2022 CDA (Wijdemeren, no. 6)
Freek van der HelmNew
Was not on any list in Hilversum or Wijdemeren from 2010 to 2022.
Ilona Azar de VliegerNew
Was not on any list in Hilversum or Wijdemeren from 2010 to 2022.
Jack SnijdersNew
Was not on any list in Hilversum or Wijdemeren from 2010 to 2022.
Maurice HuismanNew
Was not on any list in Hilversum or Wijdemeren from 2010 to 2022.
Marijke MurNew
Was not on any list in Hilversum or Wijdemeren from 2010 to 2022.
Hetty Kastelein-BeaujonStood before
On the list: 2010 CDA (Wijdemeren); 2014 CDA (Wijdemeren, no. 35); 2018 CDA (Wijdemeren, no. 32); 2022 CDA (Wijdemeren, no. 7)
Astrid WelsNew
Was not on any list in Hilversum or Wijdemeren from 2010 to 2022.
How we find this out
We compare each name with the Electoral Council’s candidate lists for Hilversum and Wijdemeren (2010–2022) and with the names recorded at council votes (Hilversum since 9 September 2020, Wijdemeren since 30 January 2014). For council membership before we have votes with names, we count from the election at which the person was elected. Aldermen are not councillors. We match on name; where in doubt, we checked the records ourselves. Spotted a mistake? Email contact@stemgidshilversum.nl.
Sources
Compiled by the editors. The party has not yet checked this page. Updated on 9 October 2026.