50PLUS

Also known as 50+

Nederlandse politieke partij

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Vinony's link graph records 720 inbound references to 50PLUS, and connects out to ChristianUnion – Reformed Political Party, NRC Handelsblad and Henk Krol.

Vinony files it under 2009 establishments in the Netherlands, Centrist parties in the Netherlands and European Democratic Party.

Vinony links it to 22 Wikipedia language editions.

Key facts

Political party.country: the Netherlands
Political party.name: 50Plus
Political party.logo: 50PLUS (nl) Logo.svg
Political party.logo_size: 130px
Political party.abbreviation: 50+
Political party.leader: Jan Struijs
Political party.chairman: Willem Dekker
Political party.predecessor: Party for Justice, Action and Progress
Political party.leader1_name: Martin van Rooijen
Political party.leader1_title: Leader in the Senate
Political party.foundation: 2009 ('''', )9 October 2010 (current name)
Political party.seats1_title: Senate
Political party.seats2_title: House of Representatives
Political party.seats3_title: European Parliament
Political party.seats4_title: Provincial councils
Political party.membership_year: 2026
Political party.membership: 1,935
Political party.position: Centre

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: political party
Official name: 50PLUS
Country: Netherlands
Headquarters: The Hague
Official website: www.50pluspartij.nl

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sRGB color hex triplet: 92107D
inception: 2009-01-01
topic's main category: Category:50PLUS
political alignment: centrism
number of seats in assembly: 2
short name: 50PLUS
email address: mailto:[email protected]
member count: 1935
phone number: +31 70 8009270
Commons category: 50PLUS
member of: European Democratic Party

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Article · Nederlands

50PLUS is een Nederlandse politieke partij en komt op voor de belangen van personen van vijftig jaar en ouder. De partij is vertegenwoordigd in de Eerste Kamer, Provinciale Staten, waterschappen en gemeenteraden. Martin van Rooijen is de fractievoorzitter in de Eerste Kamer.

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