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Eric Wiebes, the Minister of Economic Affairs, is the least favored by the electorate of the sixteen ministers. Carola Schouten, Minister of Agriculture, is best judged by the sixteen ministers. It scores relatively well with its own supporters and opposition voters.
This is demonstrated by a survey conducted by Maurice de Hond. Wiebes is responsible for gas extraction in Groningen, which may be included in the low voter rating. With voters from almost every party, it belongs to the three least popular ministers.
Hugo de Jonge van Volksgezondheid, like Schouten, scores well and takes second place. Prime Minister Mark Rutte is a driving force in the field. His scores are very polarized. With VVD voters, for example, he is doing very well, with the voters of D66 and CDA pretty well, but with other voters he gets a low score.
Wouter Hoekstra Finance is in fourth place. In general, a finance minister scores relatively high, the survey reports. Former finance ministers such as Zalm, Bos, De Jager and Dijsselbloem still figured at the top of the list
The verdict (in order of popularity):
1. Schouten (Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality)
2. De Jonge (Public Health, Welfare and Sport)
3. Kaag (Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation)
4. Hoekstra (Finance)
5. Slob (Elementary and Secondary Education and Media)
6. Van Nieuwenhuizen (Infrastructure and Water Management)
7. Bloc (Foreign Affairs)
8. Rutte (1945) Prime Minister, General Affairs)
9. Bijleveld (Defense)
10. Great Tit (Social Affairs and Employment)
11. Bruins (Medical Care)
12. Van Engelshoven (Education, Culture and science)
13. Grapperhaus (Justice and Security)
14. Ollongren (Internal Affairs and Relations with the Kingdom)
15. Dekker (Legal Protection)
16. Wiebes (Economic Affairs and Climate)
Source: peil.nl
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