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Leiden 2025 House results.

Leiden electoral-district results for the official 2025 Netherlands House election: 789,828 ballots, 81.02% turnout, and all published party aggregates.

Direct answer

789,828 ballots were cast.

D66 received the largest vote total in this district aggregate: 139,882 votes, or 17.82% of valid votes.

Complete published party result

All 24 party aggregates.

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

PartyVotesVote shareVote order
D66Official party 5139,88217.82%1
VVDOfficial party 3122,72715.63%2
PVV (Partij voor de Vrijheid)Official party 1120,54815.36%3
CDAOfficial party 796,67612.32%4
GROENLINKS / Partij van de Arbeid (PvdA)Official party 290,00711.47%5
JA21Official party 1554,9687.00%6
Forum voor DemocratieOfficial party 1134,0504.34%7
Staatkundig Gereformeerde Partij (SGP)Official party 1224,9023.17%8
ChristenUnieOfficial party 1318,2482.32%9
Partij voor de DierenOfficial party 1014,7801.88%10
DENKOfficial party 914,6171.86%11
BBBOfficial party 614,1521.80%12
SP (Socialistische Partij)Official party 811,0661.41%13
50PLUSOfficial party 2010,6711.36%14
VoltOfficial party 148,4801.08%15
Nieuw Sociaal Contract (NSC)Official party 42,5160.32%16
BIJ1Official party 182,0600.26%17
Belang Van Nederland (BVNL)Official party 171,3180.17%18
Vrede voor DierenOfficial party 161,1360.14%19
PiratenpartijOfficial party 218060.10%20
LP (Libertaire Partij)Official party 195810.07%21
DE LINIEOfficial party 243640.05%22
NL PLANOfficial party 253460.04%23
Vrij VerbondOfficial party 231060.01%24
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Leiden — 2025 Netherlands House Election Results

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