In the next few days, Resource will publish three videos in which these students will explain what they stand for and what they want to change about Wageningen to improve the city. In the first video, we looked at their motivations.

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Not everyone stands as candidate
On a side note: not all students stand as candidates. If you would like them to be elected, you can express a preferential vote. Below are the students in the highest spots for each party.

List 1 – D66, Wim Verhagen, 13^th on the list (currently 5 seats in the coalition).

List 2 – GroenLinks, Rosanne Groot, 7^th on the list (currently 5 seats in the coalition).

List 3 – Stadspartij Wageningen, Lara Minnaard, 5^th on the list (recently graduated, currently 5 seats in the coalition).

List 4 – Partij van de Arbeid, Jan Daenen, 5^th on the list (currently 3 seats).

List 5 – CDA, no student on the list; Peter van Beveren (16^th on the list) is finishing his PhD here (currently 2 seats).

List 6 – VVD, Casper van Waarbeek, 4^th on the list (currently 2 seats).

List 7 – SP, Anne Walther, 3^rd on the list (currently 2 seats).

List 8 – ChristenUnie, Gersom van der Elst, 3^rd on the list (currently 1 seat).

List 9 – Connect Wageningen, Mark Reijerman, 1^st on the list (no seats); the video features Sven Alkemade, who is in 3^rd place.