Farmers' Party (Netherlands) - Support & Leadership

Support & Leadership

This table shows the BP's results in elections to the House of Representatives and Senate, as well as the party's political leadership: the fractievoorzitter, is the chair of the parliamentary party and the lijsttrekker is the party's top candidate in the general election, these posts are normally taken by the party's leader.

Year HoR S Lijsttrekker Fractievoorzitter
1963 3 0 Hendrik Koekoek Hendrik Koekoek
1964 3 0 no elections Hendrik Koekoek
1965 3 0 no elections Hendrik Koekoek
1966 3 2 no elections Hendrik Koekoek
1967 7 2 Hendrik Koekoek Hendrik Koekoek
1968 3 2 no elections Hendrik Koekoek
1969 3 3 no elections Hendrik Koekoek
1970 3 3 no elections Hendrik Koekoek
1971 1 0 Hendrik Koekoek Hendrik Koekoek
1972 3 0 Hendrik Koekoek Hendrik Koekoek
1973 3 0 no elections Hendrik Koekoek
1974 3 1 no elections Hendrik Koekoek
1975 3 1 no elections Hendrik Koekoek
1976 3 1 no elections Hendrik Koekoek
1977 1 1 Hendrik Koekoek Hendrik Koekoek
1978 1 1 no elections Hendrik Koekoek
1979 1 1 no elections Hendrik Koekoek
1980 1 1 no elections Hendrik Koekoek

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