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The election campaigns are in full swing. How are the various parties doing? We discuss it with Rozemarijn Lubbe, Marcel Levi, and Ron Fresen. * In the run-up to the elections, Chris Stoffer's SGP is launching a new anti-abortion campaign. Seventeen highway masts will feature slogans like "The family is complete! So abortion?" What does the party hope to achieve with this? * Soundos El Ahmadi won the most important cabaret award in the Netherlands, the Poelifinario. She explains how she uses "resentment" as fodder for her jokes and what she plans to do with it now that she's retired from touring.
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