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Three young CDA members want to make Castricum more attractive for youth: 'Not just building, but also looking at the cement'

Three young CDA members want to make Castricum more attractive for youth: 'Not just building, but also looking at the cement'

Three young CDA members from Castricum, Luc Damen, Ivo van Donselaar, and Sander Rustenburg, are campaigning in the upcoming municipal elections to make their town more appealing to youth. They represent a broader effort by 850 young candidates nationwide to modernize the party's image.

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