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Electoral-district vote aggregate · official Kiesraad EML

Bonaire 2025 House results.

Bonaire electoral-district results for the official 2025 Netherlands House election: 3,823 ballots, 20.68% turnout, and all published party aggregates.

Direct answer

3,823 ballots were cast.

D66 received the largest vote total in this district aggregate: 894 votes, or 23.79% of valid votes.

Complete published party result

All 19 party aggregates.

Ordered by official vote totals. This is a factual result order, not an Electionpedia rating or recommendation.

PartyVotesVote shareVote order
D66Official party 589423.79%1
ChristenUnieOfficial party 1352313.92%2
GROENLINKS / Partij van de Arbeid (PvdA)Official party 250513.44%3
PVV (Partij voor de Vrijheid)Official party 142511.31%4
VVDOfficial party 338410.22%5
CDAOfficial party 72637.00%6
Forum voor DemocratieOfficial party 111694.50%7
JA21Official party 151112.95%8
Nieuw Sociaal Contract (NSC)Official party 41012.69%9
VoltOfficial party 14852.26%10
SP (Socialistische Partij)Official party 8752.00%11
Partij voor de DierenOfficial party 10661.76%12
BBBOfficial party 6471.25%13
BIJ1Official party 18471.25%14
Belang Van Nederland (BVNL)Official party 17170.45%15
Staatkundig Gereformeerde Partij (SGP)Official party 12170.45%16
DENKOfficial party 9130.35%17
Vrede voor DierenOfficial party 16110.29%18
FNPOfficial party 2250.13%19
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Bonaire — 2025 Netherlands House Election Results

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