Overview
- Keijzer confirmed Thursday that Project2029 is a socio‑conservative movement rather than a formal party and she planned a public presentation the same day.
- She said forming a party requires substantial funding and organization, and she is actively seeking members, donors and policy experts to build capacity.
- Keijzer expressed an ambition to contest the Provincial States elections in March if the movement secures enough support and resources.
- Commentators and rivals have already questioned whether the Dutch right needs another party, with concerns it could further fragment the political field.
- Keijzer brings national profile and experience from the CDA and BBB, but legal and practical hurdles such as fundraising, local candidate lists and mobilizing volunteers will determine whether the movement becomes a lasting party.