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Tom De Nooijer of Winning Cvo in Oldebroek: "I Don't Care if People Call Me a populist."
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“It is the voice of many residents that has been underrepresented in the council chamber in recent years,” says Tom de Nooijer. With his party, CVO, he achieved a resounding election victory in Oldebroek.
·Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The municipal council elections in Oldebroek have caused a local earthquake. Christelijk Verbond Oldebroek (CVO), Tom de Nooijer's party, has become the largest party by a wide margin. The party secured no fewer than 7 seats, four more than four years ago. This makes CVO nearly twice as large as the number 2, the ChristenUnie. The VVD is disappearing from the Oldebroek council.
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