Daniël van den Berg

Van den Berg was born in Amsterdam and grew up in Gooi. After school he trained as an officer in the Royal Marechaussee where he worked in border control. Afterwards, he worked in the technical and logistical sector where he held various management positions.^[4]

Van den Berg has described the ideas of assassinated Dutch politician Pim Fortuyn and his experiences working in border security and seeing issues around human trafficking and terrorism as motivating his political career.^[5] He was elected to the Provincial Council of North Holland during the 2019 Dutch provincial elections on behalf of Forum for Democracy (FvD). After multiple controversies in the FvD including statements made by leader Thierry Baudet and leaked social media conversations within the party's youth-wing which contained extremist content, Van den Berg resigned from the FvD in 2020 along with several other members of the Provincial Council and joined the newly founded breakaway party JA21 of Joost Eerdmans and Annabel Nanninga.^[6]

During the 2023 Dutch provincial elections he was re-elected to the Provincial Council of North Holland and became the faction leader for JA21.^[7]

For the 2023 Dutch general election, van den Berg stood as a candidate for JA21 but was not elected. He stood again during the 2025 Dutch general election for JA21's list and was subsequently elected.^[8]

Van den Berg describes himself as a Christian and currently lives in Huizen with his wife and three daughters.^[9]

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