Simon Otjes

Assistant Professor, University of Leiden

Simon Otjes is an Assistant Professor of Dutch Politics at the University of Leiden. He obtained his PhD in political science in 2012 from Leiden University. His research focuses on party politics, interest groups, public opinion and electoral behavior.

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Simon Otjes is an Assistant Professor of Dutch Politics at the University of Leiden. He obtained his PhD in political science in 2012 from Leiden University. His research focuses on party politics, interest groups, public opinion and electoral behavior.

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Ramona Bloj, Eduardo Paz Ferreira, Robert Liñeira, Martin Lepič, Oliver Drewes, Marius Minas, Simon Otjes, Dobrin Kanev, Francisco Cabezuelo, Vasiliki Triga, Gilles Bertrand, Ilir Kalemaj, Fraser McMillan, Norbert Lammert, Martin Schulz, Ellen Ueberschär

Elections in Europe: December 2020 — May 2021

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Simon Otjes

Parliamentary Election in the Netherlands, 17 March 2021

Introduction In 2021, the Dutch voters elected the most fractionalized parliament in Dutch history. In this fractionalized landscape the centre-right coalition retained its majority. The coalition benefited from popular support for its corona policy and did not pay an electoral price for the child benefit scandal that caused the government to step down three months … Continued

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