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Stemgids Hilversum

ChristenUnie

List 8 · National party · Lead candidate: Bas Nanninga

HilversumWijdemeren

Branches of the national ChristenUnie, with a joint list for Hilversum and Wijdemeren. Its programme focuses on help for families and young people, care close to home and a healthy living environment.

Positions

Housing

For: Starter loan

The municipality must help first-time buyers buy a home with a starter loan.

The party gave no explanation.

The party's answer

For: Priority for permit holders in social housing

Refugees with a residence permit (status holders) must keep priority for a social rented home.

We moeten hierin gewoon de landelijke regels volgen.

The party's answer

For: Building up to 25 metres by exception

In a few places, such as the centre of the Meent, buildings up to 25 metres tall may be allowed as an exception.

The party gave no explanation.

The party's answer

Against: Convert offices only if work space is added

Offices and business premises may only become homes if space for work is added elsewhere.

We willen de transformatie bevorderen en dus niet te veel aanvullende regels opleggen.

The party's answer

Traffic and parking

Against: Review extension of paid parking

The extension of paid parking to more neighbourhoods must be reviewed and reversed where necessary.

De uitbreiding van het betaald parkeren in 2025 ging te snel en met te weinig betrokkenheid van inwoners. Daar willen we van leren en komende tijd terughoudend zijn met verdere uitbreiding van het betaald parkeren. Het direct weer terugdraaien gaat ons echter een stap te ver.

The party's answer

For: Keep the zero-emission zone plan for the centre

Hilversum must not give up the plan for a zero-emission zone in the centre: an area that only vans and lorries without emissions may enter.

The party gave no explanation.

The party's answer

Against: Free parking for visitors

Visitors of residents must be able to park for free in neighbourhoods with paid parking.

Bezoekers betalen al een sterk gereduceerd tarief van max 1,50 euro per dag en na 21.00 uur gratis. Daarnaast is er al een mantelzorgvergunning waarmee mantelzorgers gratis kunnen parkeren.

The party's answer

Money

Neutral: Limit housing charges to inflation

Housing-related taxes (property tax, waste charge and sewerage charge together) must not rise faster than inflation.

The party gave no explanation.

The party's answer

Neutral: More money for arts and culture

The municipality must spend more money on arts and culture.

The party gave no explanation.

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Villages, neighbourhoods and governance

For: Referendum on major decisions

Residents must be able to have a say in major decisions of the municipality through a referendum.

The party gave no explanation.

The party's answer

Energy and climate

Against: Study a small nuclear plant

The municipality must have a study done into whether a small nuclear power plant is possible in Hilversum or the region.

The party gave no explanation.

The party's answer

For: Stop large wind turbines near villages

The municipality must oppose the arrival of large wind turbines close to the villages, such as at Nederhorst den Berg.

The party gave no explanation.

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For: Plan for natural-gas-free by 2050

The municipality must make a plan with clear interim targets to have all buildings off natural gas by 2050.

The party gave no explanation.

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Nature and water

For: Keep green space in neighbourhoods with little

In neighbourhoods with little green space, no more public green space may disappear.

The party gave no explanation.

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Against: Recreation weighs as much as nature protection

In the nature areas around the town, free walking and recreation must weigh as heavily as protecting nature.

We zijn voor een goede balans tussen natuurbeheer en recreatie. Dat betekent dat op bepaalde plekken recreatie en natuur goed samengaan. Kwetsbare natuur moet goed worden beschermd; daar weegt natuur zwaarder dan plezier.

The party's answer

Asylum and reception

For: Asylum reception also without the Dispersal Act

The municipality must keep receiving asylum seekers, even if the Dispersal Act is withdrawn.

Opvang van asielzoekers is een gezamenlijke verantwoordelijkheid van het Rijk en alle gemeenten samen. Ook Hilversum moet zijn steentje bijdragen om vluchtelingen een menswaardige opvang te kunnen bieden.

The party's answer

Care and income

Against: Spare youth care from cuts

The municipality must not cut millions from youth care.

We moeten blijven zoeken naar mogelijkheden om de stijgende kosten omlaag te brengen. Uitgangspunt daarbij is wel: het mag niet ten koste gaan van de kwaliteit van de zorg.

The party's answer

For: Five-year subsidy for community centres

Neighbourhood and community centres must get subsidy for five years instead of one year.

Wel met de opmerking, dat dit niet specifiek geldt voor wijk- en buurtcentra, maar voor meer maatschappelijke organisaties die onmisbaar werk doen voor de gemeente.

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Economy

Against: Longer Sunday opening for shops

Shops must be allowed to open longer on Sundays.

The party gave no explanation.

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Safety

For: Keep camera surveillance

Camera surveillance in places with a lot of nuisance, such as the town centre, must stay.

The party gave no explanation.

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Hilversum

For: Let the Bruisend Hart plan go ahead

The Bruisend Hart plan for the Oosterspoorplein must go ahead as the council adopted it.

The party gave no explanation.

The party's answer

For: Simpler, cheaper Kerkbrink redesign

The redesign of the Kerkbrink must be more modest and cheaper.

Helaas niets meer aan te doen, maar het heeft te veel geld gekost. Een dure fontein en Portugees natuursteen hadden bijvoorbeeld niet gehoeven.

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The villages

Against: No fees for small village events

After the merger, small events in the villages must not have to pay permit fees.

The party gave no explanation.

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For: 30 km/h now on busy village streets

On busy village streets where cars, cyclists and pedestrians share the road, the municipality must introduce 30 kilometres per hour straight away, even if the road has not yet been adapted.

The party gave no explanation.

The party's answer

For

For: Starter loan

The municipality must help first-time buyers buy a home with a starter loan.

The party gave no explanation.

The party's answer

For: Priority for permit holders in social housing

Refugees with a residence permit (status holders) must keep priority for a social rented home.

We moeten hierin gewoon de landelijke regels volgen.

The party's answer

For: Building up to 25 metres by exception

In a few places, such as the centre of the Meent, buildings up to 25 metres tall may be allowed as an exception.

The party gave no explanation.

The party's answer

For: Keep the zero-emission zone plan for the centre

Hilversum must not give up the plan for a zero-emission zone in the centre: an area that only vans and lorries without emissions may enter.

The party gave no explanation.

The party's answer

For: Referendum on major decisions

Residents must be able to have a say in major decisions of the municipality through a referendum.

The party gave no explanation.

The party's answer

For: Stop large wind turbines near villages

The municipality must oppose the arrival of large wind turbines close to the villages, such as at Nederhorst den Berg.

The party gave no explanation.

The party's answer

For: Plan for natural-gas-free by 2050

The municipality must make a plan with clear interim targets to have all buildings off natural gas by 2050.

The party gave no explanation.

The party's answer

For: Keep green space in neighbourhoods with little

In neighbourhoods with little green space, no more public green space may disappear.

The party gave no explanation.

The party's answer

For: Asylum reception also without the Dispersal Act

The municipality must keep receiving asylum seekers, even if the Dispersal Act is withdrawn.

Opvang van asielzoekers is een gezamenlijke verantwoordelijkheid van het Rijk en alle gemeenten samen. Ook Hilversum moet zijn steentje bijdragen om vluchtelingen een menswaardige opvang te kunnen bieden.

The party's answer

For: Five-year subsidy for community centres

Neighbourhood and community centres must get subsidy for five years instead of one year.

Wel met de opmerking, dat dit niet specifiek geldt voor wijk- en buurtcentra, maar voor meer maatschappelijke organisaties die onmisbaar werk doen voor de gemeente.

The party's answer

For: Keep camera surveillance

Camera surveillance in places with a lot of nuisance, such as the town centre, must stay.

The party gave no explanation.

The party's answer

For: Let the Bruisend Hart plan go ahead

The Bruisend Hart plan for the Oosterspoorplein must go ahead as the council adopted it.

The party gave no explanation.

The party's answer

For: Simpler, cheaper Kerkbrink redesign

The redesign of the Kerkbrink must be more modest and cheaper.

Helaas niets meer aan te doen, maar het heeft te veel geld gekost. Een dure fontein en Portugees natuursteen hadden bijvoorbeeld niet gehoeven.

The party's answer

For: 30 km/h now on busy village streets

On busy village streets where cars, cyclists and pedestrians share the road, the municipality must introduce 30 kilometres per hour straight away, even if the road has not yet been adapted.

The party gave no explanation.

The party's answer

Against

Against: Convert offices only if work space is added

Offices and business premises may only become homes if space for work is added elsewhere.

We willen de transformatie bevorderen en dus niet te veel aanvullende regels opleggen.

The party's answer

Against: Review extension of paid parking

The extension of paid parking to more neighbourhoods must be reviewed and reversed where necessary.

De uitbreiding van het betaald parkeren in 2025 ging te snel en met te weinig betrokkenheid van inwoners. Daar willen we van leren en komende tijd terughoudend zijn met verdere uitbreiding van het betaald parkeren. Het direct weer terugdraaien gaat ons echter een stap te ver.

The party's answer

Against: Free parking for visitors

Visitors of residents must be able to park for free in neighbourhoods with paid parking.

Bezoekers betalen al een sterk gereduceerd tarief van max 1,50 euro per dag en na 21.00 uur gratis. Daarnaast is er al een mantelzorgvergunning waarmee mantelzorgers gratis kunnen parkeren.

The party's answer

Against: Study a small nuclear plant

The municipality must have a study done into whether a small nuclear power plant is possible in Hilversum or the region.

The party gave no explanation.

The party's answer

Against: Recreation weighs as much as nature protection

In the nature areas around the town, free walking and recreation must weigh as heavily as protecting nature.

We zijn voor een goede balans tussen natuurbeheer en recreatie. Dat betekent dat op bepaalde plekken recreatie en natuur goed samengaan. Kwetsbare natuur moet goed worden beschermd; daar weegt natuur zwaarder dan plezier.

The party's answer

Against: Spare youth care from cuts

The municipality must not cut millions from youth care.

We moeten blijven zoeken naar mogelijkheden om de stijgende kosten omlaag te brengen. Uitgangspunt daarbij is wel: het mag niet ten koste gaan van de kwaliteit van de zorg.

The party's answer

Against: Longer Sunday opening for shops

Shops must be allowed to open longer on Sundays.

The party gave no explanation.

The party's answer

Against: No fees for small village events

After the merger, small events in the villages must not have to pay permit fees.

The party gave no explanation.

The party's answer

Neutral

Neutral: Limit housing charges to inflation

Housing-related taxes (property tax, waste charge and sewerage charge together) must not rise faster than inflation.

The party gave no explanation.

The party's answer

Neutral: More money for arts and culture

The municipality must spend more money on arts and culture.

The party gave no explanation.

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Election programme

Samen opstaan voor het goede. Verkiezingsprogramma 2026-2030

7 October 2026 · 62 pages

The programme itself is in Dutch.

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Candidates

25 candidates
Age
50
Women
60%
From Wijdemeren
24%
Governing experience
20%

residentsCouncillor 3Former councillor 2Stood before 12New 8

View all 25 candidates
No.NameLives inAgeExperienceCareer
1Bas NanningaHilversum5050 yearsCouncillor

Hilversum: Councillor since 2022 (ChristenUnie)

On the list: 2018: ChristenUnie, no. 5, not elected; 2022: ChristenUnie, no. 1, elected

2Marjan Pronk-LigthartLoosdrecht6666 yearsCouncillor

Wijdemeren: Councillor since 2022 (ChristenUnie, De Lokale Partij)

On the list: 2022: De Lokale Partij, no. 11, not elected

3Marijke Hildering-SpoelstraHilversum3838 yearsStood before

Hilversum: Candidate 2022 (ChristenUnie)

On the list: 2022: ChristenUnie, no. 7, not elected

4Rolina Grasmeijer-BronsemaKortenhoef6262 yearsStood before

Wijdemeren: Candidate 2018, 2022 (ChristenUnie)

On the list: 2018: ChristenUnie, no. 4, not elected; 2022: ChristenUnie, no. 7, not elected

5Bryan van WagtendonkHilversum3131 yearsNew
6Marian van PoptaHilversum4646 yearsNew
7Reinoud FleurkeHilversum4444 yearsNew
8Gerard PlaggenmarschHilversum4444 yearsStood before

Hilversum: Candidate 2022 (ChristenUnie)

On the list: 2022: ChristenUnie, no. 3, not elected

9Wahid RoeziHilversum5151 yearsNew
10Esther Luijer-van RooijenKortenhoef4848 yearsStood before

Wijdemeren: Candidate 2022 (ChristenUnie)

On the list: 2022: ChristenUnie, no. 8, not elected

11Gerjanne HeekHilversum3030 yearsStood before

Hilversum: Candidate 2022 (ChristenUnie)

On the list: 2022: ChristenUnie, no. 9, not elected

12Bert ter StegeKortenhoef6464 yearsStood before

Wijdemeren: Candidate 2022 (ChristenUnie)

On the list: 2022: ChristenUnie, no. 6, not elected

13Hetty Schouten van de VeldenHilversum3636 yearsNew
14Bianca van der Horst-HammingHilversum5454 yearsNew
15Tamara Verhoeff-MollHilversum3535 yearsNew
16Reinier GoedhartHilversum5050 yearsStood before

Hilversum: Candidate 2010, 2014, 2018, 2022 (ChristenUnie)

On the list: 2010: ChristenUnie, not elected; 2014: ChristenUnie, no. 5, not elected; 2018: ChristenUnie, no. 18, not elected; 2022: ChristenUnie, no. 11, not elected

17Ursula Hopman-van ZaanenKortenhoef4747 yearsStood before

Wijdemeren: Candidate 2018, 2022 (ChristenUnie)

On the list: 2018: ChristenUnie, no. 3, not elected; 2022: ChristenUnie, no. 4, not elected

18Bert BuremaHilversum6161 yearsStood before

Hilversum: Candidate 2010, 2014, 2018, 2022 (ChristenUnie)

On the list: 2010: ChristenUnie, not elected; 2014: ChristenUnie, no. 7, not elected; 2018: ChristenUnie, no. 13, not elected; 2022: ChristenUnie, no. 12, not elected

19Gerdien Potters-BlijdorpHilversum6767 yearsStood before

Hilversum: Candidate 2022 (ChristenUnie)

On the list: 2022: ChristenUnie, no. 4, not elected

20Tjitske VolkerinkHilversum5050 yearsStood before

Hilversum: Candidate 2010, 2014, 2018, 2022 (ChristenUnie)

On the list: 2010: ChristenUnie, not elected; 2014: ChristenUnie, no. 4, not elected; 2018: ChristenUnie, no. 9, not elected; 2022: ChristenUnie, no. 13, not elected

21Elzbeth OomenHilversum3636 yearsNew
22Egbert IJmkerHilversum7373 yearsStood before

Hilversum: Candidate 2014, 2018, 2022 (ChristenUnie)

On the list: 2014: ChristenUnie, no. 13, not elected; 2018: ChristenUnie, no. 16, not elected; 2022: ChristenUnie, no. 14, not elected

23Jan de WitHilversum5050 yearsFormer councillor

Hilversum: Councillor 2010–2018 (ChristenUnie)

On the list: 2010: ChristenUnie, elected; 2014: ChristenUnie, no. 1, elected; 2018: ChristenUnie, no. 21, not elected; 2022: ChristenUnie, no. 20, not elected

24Aafke Vreugdenhil-de BlecourtHilversum7171 yearsFormer councillor

Hilversum: Councillor 2014–2022 (ChristenUnie)

On the list: 2010: ChristenUnie, not elected; 2014: ChristenUnie, no. 2, elected; 2018: ChristenUnie, no. 1, elected; 2022: ChristenUnie, no. 2, not elected

25Esther Kaper-HartenbergKortenhoef4343 yearsCouncillor

Wijdemeren: Councillor since 2022 (ChristenUnie)

On the list: 2018: ChristenUnie, no. 1, not elected; 2022: ChristenUnie, no. 1, elected

How we find this out

The official list of candidates, approved by the central electoral committee on 9 October 2026 (retrieved on 9 October 2026). Age on election day. Source: hilversum.nl (opens in a new tab).

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.

Everything comes from the lists of candidates published by the municipality of Hilversum. Age is the age on election day, calculated from the date of birth on the list; we do not put the date of birth itself on the site. Not every list states gender: it is missing for D66, Lokaal Eén and Partij voor de Dieren. Those candidates are not counted in the share of women; we do not guess gender from first names. Wijdemeren means the villages of Ankeveen, Breukeleveen, ’s-Graveland, Kortenhoef, Loosdrecht and Nederhorst den Berg. ‘New’ means: not on any list in Hilversum or Wijdemeren from 2010 to 2022.

Coalition or opposition

Hilversum
  1. 20221
  2. 20182
  3. 20142
  4. 20102
  5. 20061
Wijdemeren
  1. 20221
  2. 2018–

Sources for each change

Voting in the council

ChristenUnie · Hilversum

Most often voted the same way as

  • Fractie Zaabat81%
  • GroenLinks78%
  • PvdA75%

Least often voted the same way as

  • Fractie Durlacher43%
  • BVNL45%
  • Hart voor Hilversum64%

Voted the way the council decided in 86% of votes.

ChristenUnie · Wijdemeren

Most often voted the same way as

  • VVD68%
  • De Lokale Partij66%
  • CDA60%

Least often voted the same way as

  • DorpsBelangen53%
  • D6656%
  • Groep Goetheer59%

Voted the way the council decided in 91% of votes.

Compare all party groups

Compiled by the editors. The party has not yet checked this page. Updated on 16 October 2026.