Mona Keijzer

Mona Keijzer   (politician)
Born	Maria Cornelia Gezina Keijzer 9 October 1968 Edam, Netherlands
Nationality	Dutch
Alma mater	University of Amsterdam
Religion	Christian
Interests	• election fraud • vaccine passports
Party	Christian Democratic Appeal, Farmer-Citizen Movement
Dutch cabinet minister who was sacked by Mark Rutte after criticising COVID-19 vaccine passports  Netherlands/Secretary for Economic Affairs and Climate Policy In office 26 October 2017 - 25 September 2021  Netherlands/Deputy Prime Minister  In office 2024 - Present

Mona Keijzer is a Dutch politician who was selected to be deputy prime minister in 2024. She was sacked by Mark Rutte in September 2021 after suggesting that the country’s vaccine passport scheme was “illogical” and the Netherlands should “go back to the old normal.” Removal from cabinet in Holland is highly unusual, as the last occurrence was in 1975 and it set a record for "Rutte 3" having lost 11 ministers.. The media reports suggested she refused to resign.

Fraud?

Keijzer was part of the fraction in the CDA party who supported MP Pieter Omtzigt in the leadership election and argued that the party had failed to investigate serious signs of an "unfair election" process, which also included allegations of election fraud.

BBB

In 2023, Keijzer joined the Farmer-Citizen Movement, a party launched during the 2022 Dutch farmer protest as Presidential candidate, the party won the national senate race, but only became 6th in the representatives their general parliamentary election.

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