The Dutch Parliament has two houses, the "first" (higher) and "second" (lower).
How many of the members of each house are ethnically Dutch (for whatever reasonable definition of the term you'd like to use) and how many are of other ethnic groups?
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Sign up to join this communityIt's been analyzed in 'The political representation of ethnic minorities in the Netherlands: ethnic minority candidates and the role of party characteristics'. While the article is behind a paywall, I have found an article with a shared author on the same subject which has an explanatory figure (in Dutch). The picture, from socialevraagstukken.nl by van der zwan is printed below:
The title reads (freely translated): percentage of ethnic minorities in the population, among candidates (for the lower chamber), and among MPs (lower chamber only).
Colors:
Categories (from left to right) represent the following minority ethnicities (again freely translated):
The article predates the 2017 general election, so I assume the candidates represented in the graph are the candidates of the current parliament. The MPs represented in the graph are the MPs of the previous parliament.
I don't know the numbers of the first house but the second house is public information.
The second house has 150 members. of those 150 members 11 were born outside of the Netherlands (Belgium 1, Germany 2, Israel 1, Morocco 3, Turkey 4). (7.33%)
If you want to know how many people that are part of the second house that have foreign parents this would be 18 (Belgium 1, France 1, Ireland 1,Morrcoco 8, Turkey 6, United Kingdoms 1).
You will notice that the 2 Germans are not included in the second list because although they were born in Germany both parents were actually Dutch. (12%)