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Tweede Kamer

Netherlands · 2025-10-29 · held

The Netherlands held a snap parliamentary election after the Schoof cabinet resigned on 3 June 2025 following the withdrawal of PVV ministers. D66 won the most votes; D66 and PVV each secured 26 seats. Fifteen of the 27 participating parties won representation in the 150-seat Tweede Kamer. The Kiesraad certified the final result on 7 November 2025.

Party / candidateVotesVote shareSeats
D66179063416.937526
PVV176096616.656926
VVD150582914.243622
GroenLinks–PvdA135216312.790120
CDA124687411.794118
JA216285175.94519
FvD4803934.5447
BBB2799162.64774
DENK2503682.36823
SGP2380932.25213
PvdD2193712.0753
ChristenUnie2013611.90473
SP1995851.88793
50PLUS1510531.42882
Volt1164681.10171
BIJ1403600.38180
NSC394080.37280
BVNL184770.17480
Vrede voor Dieren168190.15910
Piratenpartij105750.10
FNP93310.08830
LP82480.0780
DE LINIE34780.03290
NL PLAN22990.02170
Vrij Verbond10480.00990
ELLECT2050.00190
Partij voor de Rechtsstaat1510.00140

The Jetten cabinet, formed by D66, VVD and CDA, was sworn in on 23 February 2026.

Complete party-level certified result: all 27 participating lists are included, including the 12 without seats. Eligible voters: 13,589,128. Ballots cast: 10,640,324; valid candidate votes: 10,571,990; blank ballots: 40,128; invalid ballots: 28,206. Vote shares are calculated from valid candidate votes and rounded to four decimals. Turnout is the Kiesraad's published 78.3%. Previous seats and gains/losses compare the final elected seat allocation in 2023 with 2025, rather than the composition immediately before dissolution. Party colours are presentation colours; the parliament diagram does not represent ideological seating.