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List of candidates in the 1929 Dutch general election

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Prior to the 1929 Dutch general election, contesting parties put forward party lists.

Christian Historical Union

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Candidate list for the Christian Historical Union
Position Candidate Votes Result
1 Jan Schokking 324,869 Elected[1]
2 Dirk Jan de Geer 3,051 Elected, but
declined[2]
3 Jouke Bakker 1,161 Elected[3]
4 Reinhardt Snoeck Henkemans 1,016 Elected[4]
5 Jan Weitkamp 6,673 Elected[5]
6 Jan Rudolph Slotemaker de Bruine 2,213 Elected[6]
7 Jan Krijger 507 Elected[7]
8 Hermanus Johannes Lovink 628 Elected[8]
9 Hendrik Tilanus 369 Elected[9]
10 Frida Katz 2,029 Elected[10]
11 Carel Wessel Theodorus van Boetzelaer van Dubbeldam 705 Elected[11]
12 Frans Beelaerts van Blokland 579
13 Jan Willem Hendrik Rutgers van Rozenburg 342 Replacement[12]
14 Johan Langman 318 Replacement[13]
15 Johannes Anthonie de Visser 8,648
16 P.J. Nahuisen 145
17 N.G. Veldhoen 317
18 Tjeerd Krol 157
19 Jochum van Bruggen 140
20 A. Broen 681
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Reformed Political Party

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Candidate list for the Reformed Political Party
Position Candidate Votes Result
1 Gerrit Hendrik Kersten 69,197 Elected[14]
2 Pieter Zandt 5,008 Elected[15]
3 Cor van Dis 482 Elected[16]
4 E. Kuyk 247
5 A.J. Kersten 568
6 J.W. van Houdt 135
7 David Kodde 137
8 A. van der Kooij 306
9 D. van Leeuwen 79
10 C.B. van Woerden 101
11 A. Hoogendijk 89
12 B.J. van Putten 72
13 W. van de Vate 288
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Union of Nationalists

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Candidate list for the Union of Nationalists
Position Candidate Votes Result
1 Cornelis Herfst Adriaan van der Mijle[17] 2,322
2 Cornelis Johannes van Eijsden[18] 92
3 D. Houtzagers 57
4 J.L.Ch. van Beetem 44
5 B. van Spanje 82
6 C.J. Minck 41
7 P.Th. van Munnekrede 19
8 Hendrik van Dalsum[19] 51
9 H.C.M. Kerkhoff 65
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Source

  • "Besluit van het Centraal Stembureau bedoeld in artikel 97 der Kieswet". Nederlandsche staatscourant. 13 July 1929. Retrieved 26 September 2024 – via Delpher.

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